Check out the latest news and promotions in our kitchen line

At American Standard, we are always thinking about how to improve your life with our products – continuous innovation is just in our nature. Browse through our “What’s New” listing to learn about the latest and greatest from American Standard’s kitchen line.

• CEO Don Devine sits down with Kitchen & Bath Design News

  The inaugural edition of the Kitchen & Bath Design News "Executive’s Forum" features American Standard Brands CEO Don Devine. Devine recently sat down with KBDN senior editor, John Filippelli, to discuss the current state of the residential kitchen and bath industry, developing trends within the market, what lies ahead for kitchen and bath design professionals and also for American Standard.

  • Listen to podcast
  

• Company History Shows Tradition of Excellence

  Explore the rich history of American Standard using our interactive timeline. Travel back to 1872, when the first seed of innovation was planted. Follow the company history as it unfolds throughout history. Learn what some of the first products were, and how the company grew and changed with the times. The story will take you all the way into the present-day, highlighting the technologies and innovations that provide the public with style and quality.

  • Enjoy the journey through our corporate history.
  

• Every Drop Counts

  Did you know that an American home can waste, on average, 11,000 gallons of water every year due to running toilets, dripping faucets, and other household leaks? Nationwide, more than 1 trillion gallons of water leak from U.S. homes each year. That's why WaterSense is promoting Fix a Leak Week from March 16 to 20, 2009, to remind Americans to check their plumbing fixtures and irrigation systems for leaks. Here's how you can participate:

  • Take the WaterSense pledge to fix a leak.
  • Learn step-by-step instructions on how to fix a leak today.
  • Find more facts and figures about leaks.
  

• Pekoe Kitchen Faucet Collection:

  The Pekoe collection offers stylish simplicity with models to suit every kitchen design recipe. Options include high arching faucets sized for kitchen and bar sinks, pull-out, pull-down, and semi-professional models. Pekoe faucets are designed to complement natural countertop surfaces with single-hole installation for a clean, contemporary kitchen-scape.

  • View the Pekoe Kitchen Faucet Collection
  

• Style That Works Better and a Website to Match

  Our new web site was built with you in mind. All the product information, news, and design advice you need to begin your project is waiting for you. See images, dimensions, pricing, view videos and downloads. Don't forget to register on the site so we can keep you updated on new products and news. Once you register you can also create and save a list of products you already own, or build and store a new project. Then, email it to a friend or designer to discuss ideas. When you're ready to buy, check out the dealer locator section. You can even mark your preferred dealer for quick reference to their contact information.

  • New Website Honored at the 2009 Webby Awards
  

• Arch Kitchen Faucet Collection:

  Inspired by the work of architect Eero Saarinen, designer of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Arch brings a new definition of contemporary design to kitchen function Models include both high-arching and conventional-height spouts with and without pull-out sprays.

  • View the Arch Kitchen Faucet Collection
  

• Lakeland® Single Bowl Sink. Or is it?

  Don't be fooled by this sink's single bowl appearance. In fact, it's more than a simple single bowl. The Lakeland sink is the sink with a dual personality. It is a large single-bowl sink that can instantly transform into a double-bowl when the optional removable bowl is added.

  • View All Lakeland Kitchen Sinks
  • View the Interactive Kitchen Sink Accessorizer
  

• Lead Free Faucets

  By April 2009 all American Standard residential lavatory and kitchen faucets will contain less than one quarter of one percent (0.25%) total lead content by weighted average. This change is being made to support new legislation in California and Vermont which takes effect January 2010. "American Standard faucets have long used significantly less lead than other brands," explained Dave Meisner, vice president and general manager of American Standard's faucet division. "Through an innovative new brass alloy formulation that utilizes bismuth, the new faucets will have less lead while maintaining our hallmark quality, performance and style."

  • Learn More about Lead Free* Faucets