I'm not sure which Kohler faucet this is. DH saved the installation instructions, but didn't write the model number on the appropriate line*. It came from either HD or Lowe's (we shopped at both) and it has a a bit of a trough on the top of the handle. I do like the high arc and the reach is perfect. I also like that there is enough space between the handle and the spout to turn it on with your wrist if you hands are too grubby for using your fingers. This faucet was his choice. I was set on having a sensor faucet for the hall bath, he thought it was a bad idea, I finally drew a line in the sand and said I was going to choose the hall bath faucet and he could choose the MB faucet. Turns out he isn't totally into choosing faucets :), although he worked up to really wanting brushed nickel for the metals in this bathroom. I'm OK with brushed nickle.

I got my new medicine cabinet from Broan and it has a real vintage look to it. This one looks like yours in style: http://www.fixtureuniverse.com/medicine-cabinets/broan-nutone-455fl-stainless-steel-medicine-cabinet_g307957.html This is mine but the lights on the side have different glass: http://www.hayneedleshopping.com/medicine-cabinets/recessed/sonatamedicinecabinet.cfm?TID=DIN063&srccode=cii_9324560&cpncode=23-101361112-2 BTW - I did not search price for you, just images, so these may not be the best places to buy from.

Writersblock - it wouldn't even need the wood around the front. The frame around the Kohler Verderra sits behind it. But it looks like it is meant to be used only with recessed mounting the cabinet and we need to surface mount it. Also the shade options were too light or dark. This is the Kohler frame:

Jamie, Yes, the rest of the kitchen is very modern looking. I think the previous owner wanted the contrast of the vintage when he did the remodel. The house was originally built in 1950 but the only thing original left is the wood floors. The rest of the house has a mid-century feel. I like the uniqueness of the stove and the fact that it is not another stainless steel one that you see everywhere, but I tend to agree with you. I do feel like I need a pop of color and don't want regular stainless. The counters will be replaced hopefully in the next year or so as they are the lower end granite and I would prefer white quartz or maybe even the recycled glass. Of the colored ranges available, what gives the most bang for the buck? Blue Star, Bertazzoni, Ilve, Lacanche?????