Good Evening, Thanks to DCS who originally posed the question (3 years) ago, I ended up taking a risk and purchased the SINKINGDOM Garbage Disposal SinkTop Air Switch Kit with Long Button, Brass Made Cover, Champagne Bronze from Amazon last month after I went down the Rabbit's Whole with a google search for the Northstar Decor Air switch in their Champagne Bronze Finished with lead me to Walmart who advertises the Northstar Decor Air Switch BUT I wasn't able to order the Champaign Bronze finish in particular. So, I crossed my fingers while I waited on the SINKINGDOM order from Amazon. Then, I did a comparison and went back to my Fabricator to schedule an appointment for two additional holes cut into my new pre-installed stone countertops. When the Fabricator arrived, we played around with the distance between my Delta Champaign Bronze Faucet and decided it would be best to try and space the two holes as far apart as possible (9" on both sides) of my faucet which was already centered in the middle of my (30" wide) oblong sink. As soon as the Fabricator left, I cleaned up and setup a dress rehearsal! I know the Champaign Bronze finishes aren't exactly the same but please let me know if you think the color/finish/tone of the Air Switch is worth some experimental touching up?

Kaitlyn G, sorry, just seeing this! Here is a photo of how it all turned out. The “white” quartzite I selected ended up being more grayish / off white when compared to the truer white of the cabinets (Fabuwood Nexus in their stock white for perimeter, stock grey for island). It was also a challenge to match with backsplash. I chose Artistic Tile “jazz” glass mosaic. I’m happy with how it turned out, but if I had to do it again, I might have sprung for the “cristallo” quartzite which is a harder slab, more like crystals / rock, vs the creamier more marble-like look of my quartzite. I say that because, despite being sealed w Tenax professionally 2x, there are still parts of my counter that are susceptible to moisture rings / stains from leaving a bottle of oil out without a coaster. They all fade away in a couple of days but it is annoying. Cristallo was 2x the price when I was looking, so I passed, it was like $260/sf installed! That said, I do sometimes regret not splurging on it… but I really wanted the subzero, and I definitely can’t live without that. Have you made material selections yet? If you go w Mont Blanc, make sure they seal it really really well.

That's certainly a beautiful finish - we just haven't had enough people ask for it! Maybe we should consider bringing it on at a future launch... Anyways, I checked our stock items to see if we had anything that would even come close... unfortunately the only option I would recommend is our Monroe Walnut - looking at the outside and inside trim colors that would be able to play nicely. https://www.framemymirror.com/shop/monroe-walnut/ Also remember, with fixtures and mirror frames, they are far enough away from each other in a bath that they don't have to be a perfect match. Your search terms are correct, I would describe them the same way. Hope that helped a bit!

Hello! I am not sure if you have found a solution yet, but I would check out Waterstone. They offer a satin brass finish, but their classic bronze might also be a solution. Here is a link to their website We hope you find the perfect fit!