I thought you might have had the Insinkerator. Your sink setup looks great, the ISE looks looks like a perfect match! Unfortunately, I don't think ISE has anything for cold water only... I have been searching the internet and have seen some cold water faucets by Trim By Design model TBD121, Mountain Plumbing model MT600 and Waste King (what a name!) model C310, that are all very similar and may work. I wanted to show you pictures of them but I haven't figured out how to do that yet! Anyways, I think one of those might work, I just have to find out what finish will come closest to the Floriano. Thanks for getting back to me, I really appreciate it!

My house was built in 1988 so it is from the golden oak era. All my cabinets, doors, and trim were golden oak. My floors are not oak (they are ash) but they did have a golden color to them. The floors also had cherry accent in the dining area and around the great room. We refinished the floors and left them natural. We remodeled the kitchen 7 years ago and put in natural cherry cabinets. The cabinets have darkened a bit and have a warm reddish color to them. I do think you should have your floors lighter than your cabinets. We left all the golden oak trim and doors as was. So I have a "lot of stained wood" going on. I love the look of it and I do not mind an "entire house of stained wood, same color or not" as Anglophilia warns against. Here are some pictures of my kitchen and surrounding areas to help you visualize lots of stained wood: Good luck with your decision.

Inspo pictures

Yes, the cabinet crown will be cabinet color. can you drag the Pure white cabinet color onto the ceiling just in the kitchen, and then when it opens to the great room switch to the color of all the walls? or is that weird? Essentially, I didn’t want to be dealing with 3 whites....I was trying to stick with the cabinet color and color choice for the wall when it comes to trim/ceilings/walls. If I do all ceilings/walls/trim the same more off white color, then the ceiling in the kitchen is darker than the pure white cabinets. I didn’t wants brute white ceiling in the vaulted great room as I wanted it to be seemless w walls. Designers say if you’re doing an almost white on the walls anyways, just use it on the trim in a different sheen So you don’t have 2 whites that aren’t big contrasts from one another on walls vs trim. I wish I knew more about this stuff.