Yes, go to qualitybath.com or build.com or even look here on Houzz. Go to Bathroom Sink Faucets. Find the dropdown that gives you lots of choices for limiting your search and start clicking them off. You should find one for the reach of the faucet that will allow you to limit it to the size you need. Your should aim for it to drop the water near the drain in the sink, so get the measurement on how far the drain is from the hole(s) for the faucet off of the Specification Sheet on the sink's website. Plug that range into the search parameters at the faucet website. Add in things like what metal finish you want, number of holes, and so on. There are lots of other bathroom sites that will give you faucets to consider. Allmodern.com (a Wayfair company), eFaucets.com, faucetdirect.com

Another option is to go to the Starcraft Custom Builders Faucet Reviews site and start reading. They are very particular about faucets meeting the lead standards and will clearly tell you if a brand does not. You can read their reviews of faucet companies and then decide which you like and go to their sites and see if they have a faucet that will fit. Be aware that a lot of foreign made faucets do not meet our lead standards and should not be sold here in the US, but still are sold.

Remember that you will need room for the drain lever between the faucet and the wall if you get one with the little pull-up rod. Also remember to account for the water control lever movement if you have a tight space. A lot of us got the pop-down drains where we just push on the drain stopper to plug the drain and again to open it. No lever needed.

Thanks so much for these ideas, Nancy! Very very helpful!!!!

Thank you SO MUCH for the mention of Starcraft Custom Builder Reviews. I've been struggling to make some faucet choices and I'm adding this site to my list of sites providing great education as I remodel a 98-year-old cottage.

Yes, Starcraft Custom Builders did a beautiful job on that website. The sheer number of hours they took to make these reviews astounds me. I found my bathroom faucet at Rubinet in Canada, a company I had not come across before reading their reviews. I would not have known of their quality without the Starcraft site pointing me in their direction.