Hey Margar, great question! I�m a designer at Kohler Co and have a lot of experience with matching the Kohler colors. The Cane Sugar cast iron top is a perfect complement to the Ballard vanity in the nutmeg finish, it�s sort of a hybrid between biscuit and almond. As for biscuit and white--Biscuit has a warmer feel while white is a very crisp, clean hue, but with the right colors around it, can be made to appear warmer. Pairing white with warmer metal accents such as brushed nickel and brushed bronze can help give you the warmer feel you are looking for. Now, for the divided bath debate. If you keep the vanity area separate, with the cane sugar separate from the white fixtures, you can escape replacing the other fixtures in the biscuit color. The separate areas will be great for guests or children who may want more privacy. I would take a warmer toned tile (biscuit/ almond color family) and run it through both spaces- the lavatory and toilet/ bath area. This will give the idea that you are trying to blend the cane sugar and white together in harmony. If you�re going to take the door off and give it more of that open look, I would vote for changing everything to biscuit. You could also choose Cane Sugar for the tub or almond for the toilet color, that could be a great option as well. Last but not least, don�t forget the small design details that can sometime prove to be the most important. Be sure that the tp holder, towel bars, shower fixtures and even the toilet trip lever match the sink faucet finish. Seeing the same finish run all the way through the bathroom definitely shows you thought your design through and really care for the space. Tip: There seems to be much confusion on the differences between the colors. Often times when I show colors to clientele in the showroom, I always send them home with the actual finish chip color. Colors have the potential to look drastically different from the showroom lighting, to your computer screen to the light in your own kitchen or bathroom. Take a color sample home, get it in your own light and then make a decision on how you feel about it. Hope that helps!

Thanks for the feedback and good call on the polished nickel vs chrome! That's something that is easy to overlook but could make a big difference. I do love the light and I'm going to stick with it. I was just hoping to pick up a few other accessory pieces that matched that color as well. Do you know any other brands that do a Satin Bronze finish? I'll keep my eye out but with everything being online these days, it's so hard to know what you are getting until you order it.

@queeni1951, how are you liking your champagne bronze Delta faucet? Is it hard to keep clean/unspotted? I am considering it along with the Whitehaven. Glad you pointed out the stainless grids. I might not have thought of that!

Let’s clear up the confusion in this feed so everyone will know the answer with the most current Kohler gold that will match the Delta champagne bronze PLUMBING FIXTURES. I think there was some confusion on what exactly she was asking will match which was plumbing fixtures. Note: Kohler Modern brushed gold is only available on mirrors and light fixtures. Kohler gold colors on plumbing fixtures: vibrant French gold vibrant brushed bronze vibrant brushed modern brass Delta champagne bronze and Kohler vibrant brushed bronze are dead on matches. The two faucets are Kohler vibrant brushed bronze and Delta champagne bronze. The faucet touching the shower head is Delta champagne bronze and the shower head is Kohler vibrant brushed bronze.