Yes, the sink is Kohler Ladena (the larger of the two sizes they make).

The faucet is from Graff; the model is Targa (product number G-3610) in their "Steelnox" finish. Graff was at the far high price end of many, many faucets we looked at, and we reasoned that we'd be happy with a faucet that cost quite a bit less. But I kept thinking about the clean lines of this faucet once I saw it. (I was uncertain about the finish looking on the Graff web site, so I tracked down a showroom here I could see one.) I really love the slight arc of the handles. After I couldn't get it out of my head, we decided to splurge -- I think this was splurge #26 or 27 in the project! -- and get it. We're very happy with it. It looks great, feels great, works great.

-- Eric

Here is a link that might be useful: Graff Targa

Hi Eric. Thanks for the info. We're currently adding a new masterbath and remodeling the main part of the house including the kitchen. I feel like the masterbath is becoming the ugly stepchild who gets no attention because I've been so focused on the kitchen.

We are planning the larger Kohler Ladena right now, just like you have. Does it drain well?

Wow! That faucet is very yummy! I've already splurged on the huge Kohler Tea for Two tub and radiant heat flooring so we're over budget with only exterior framing done!! I'm having difficulty with finding a faucet suite that I like that will fit the requirements of the large tub, my fussy sink faucet quirks, and the walk-in shower. Maybe they don't all have to match like the folks at the plumbing showroom keep telling me. I'm rambling. Anyway, thanks for the info on your beautiful bathroom!

Breezygirl, I think I only survived our back-to-back bathroom renovations, which included building out over our garage to relocate and greatly expand our bedroom closet area, because we did our kitchen (including an addition to double its size) four years ago! It took about that long to recover enough -- mentally and in the bank account -- to move on to the upstairs. Doing all you're doing at once is a heck of a job; my hat's off to you!

In terms of the bathroom fixtures, I'll say that I don't think your tub, shower and sink need to all be the same line from the same manufacturer. Sure, you want them to look like they all belong in the same room, but in my opinion it's more important to get items you like, which work well, and which are complementary. We have Hansgrohe fixtures in our shower, and the Graff faucet at the sink. In our case, there's a door between the two, but I'll bet that in your bathroom, you can't see the shower, tub and sink in one field of view. As long as the styles and finishes go together, I think you can definitely mix and match product lines from a manufacturer, or from different manufacturers.

Oh, and as for the Ladena sinks, I love them. I liked the look the first time I saw them, and we ended up with the smaller one in the guest bath and the larger one in the master bath. Yes, they drain well -- certainly as well as any conventional-shape sink. (The eye only notices the continuous curve from the sides to the center, but there's apparently enough slope along the centerline from front to back -- which the eye doesn't really see, but which makes it drain, well, just as you'd expect a sink to drain. )

-- Eric

Yes, taking on all of this at once is proving to be a time-consuming challenge. I'm a SAHM, but having a 12 month old severly limits the time I can spend researching and planning. My 5 year old doesn't balk as much as he used to when I haul him around, but the baby doesn't enjoy it. I just want it all DONE!!

Thanks for the advice on faucet matching. I guess, to use an analogy, it's like choosing appliances for your kitchen. They don't have to match from the same manufacturer, but each one should fit the needs you have for that individual appliances. A "light bulb moment" for me! Thanks! Now I can pick a tub filler that will fill my 100 gallon tub in less than 15 minutes that doesn't have to exactly match my single-lever sink faucet that doesn't have to match the shower spout and levers!

When you walk into my new master bath, you'll have the tub to the left, sink straight ahead, and shower on the far right so you won't see all of them at once, but they'll all be visible as there are no interior walls in the room. I'll pick fixtures with the same finish for sure.

Glad to know you're happy with the Ladena. It was the first and only sink we choose for the bathroom without knowing anything about which sinks were good.

Thanks again!