I found at least one at the link below. Its a Price Pfister and priced at about $65. Im sure they have many more. Here is a link that might be useful: Single tub faucet

Thanks, Drybean. I can't wait to have my sink and faucets installed. Counter templating is Monday, so it will be a few more weeks. As a bonus, the Westbrass air gap is the cheapest of the 3.

Never mind. Found a replacement, even though it's not a medicine cabinet (found a solution to make up for the lost storage space) . I can't delete my original post. A glitch? Going with this:

Fori - the installed picture was meant to show what I was after for controls. My showerhead situation would be entirely different. Here is a different installed photo of the Sussex Tap with just a showerhead, no handhelds. As you can see, all the shower needs is the very discreet handle. That is what I am after. That very discreet handle, nothing else on the control wall. Scottie mom - thank you for the suggestion! I found a Dornbracht option on QualityBath that I think might work. It also led me to an option from American Standard. It's hard to fully understand the terminology and know that I am looking at something that is fully workable as a single shower control, but I think it is. Obviously, all this would be run by the contractor and builder eventually, but I like to have all my research done and materials chosen before going into those meetings. ETA: Alas, I don't think those above will work. They are only volume control, and cannot control temperature. While there are many single handle temperature plus volume controls out there, they all seem to have a larger backplate. I just don't get it. I know this isn't a strange item - you tilt the handle out to turn the water on as much as you want, and tilt it side to side to side to adjust temperature. So simple. So normal. So why does it require such a large backplate??