OMG, the baby looks like (s)he's in an ad for a countertop! So adorable!!

I think a brushed nickel could work with this. What color are your appliances going to be?

@mnmamax3 thanks for your response. I forgot to mention I was planning on painting the island Iron Ore (sherwin williams). and appliances are stainless.

Oh Baby! What an adorable kitchen accessory, looks straight out of pottery barn kids - the kitchen collection...lol

mixed metals are all the rage. love those brass/bronze pulls! I agree w/mnmamax3 brushed nickel faucet would work.

I also found this oil rubbed bronze you might look at

https://www.signaturehardware.com/amberley-single-hole-pull-down-spray-kitchen-faucet---oil-rubbed-bronze/448173.html?gclsrc=aw.ds&utm_content=autoag0000x18392926477&gclid=CjwKCAjw04yjBhApEiwAJcvNoftPlP6D32nT0qBW269_k9fYWGjDOd24IK16uTd3aJagROOPq45bEBoCt40QAvD_BwE

So precious! Your kitchen is going to be lovely. If you want a gold to coordinate, check out delta champagne bronze or their Brizo brand in Luxe gold. It’s very muted (almost as if gold and nickel had a baby), similar to the honey bronze and not that bright yellow hold you’re trying to avoid.

IMO all these different colors of pulls and knobs are just adding to confusion in a space IMO kjeep it simple and use stainless now for a good quality faucet that is the perfect answer with stailess appliances and let the hardware be the star.

I must have missed something as @Patricia Colwell Consulting's mentions "all these different colors" and "pulls and knobs". I only see one color of pull. In any case, I agree with @JAN MOYER that a stainless steel faucet would be good since you have stainless steel appliances, and also because you will never match exactly the honey bronze finish on the pulls with the finish on a faucet.

What are your floors going to be? I would not paint the island Sherwin Williams "Iron Ore". For several reasons. First, it is too dark. You have a bright cheerful kitchen, why gloom it down. Second, the Iron Ore color does not relate to anything else - you don't just plunk a color down, it needs to part of the whole design. Third, the island as a different color from the rest of the kitchen is on its way out as far as I can see. It's been popular about 10 years, and that is usually the lifespan of these sorts of things. What I am seeing when people are doing the island different from the painted cabinetry is that the island is a natural wood color. But that adds a good amount of expense.

That top knobs color is very similar to the Champagne bronze from Delta and Brizo luxe gold as mentioned above. Of course if your appliances are stainless that is the other option.

Good luck!

Thank you for the feedback @M Miller and everyone else! This is the floor color we are looking. Iron ore may be too dark for an island, thank you. this is also the backsplash I am looking at - its a natural white zellige tile.

Here is the overall concept with my

pendant lights

I match my kitchen faucet to the sinks ... stainless steel.

I think the black looks nice on your sample board. That said, I think @M Miller has a point about the fading popularity of the different color island. Your kitchen in all white, as is, looks quite nice and will always be a classic look. It also gives you more options should you, or a future buyer, decide to change the counter to a brown tone. Trust me when I say you will get tired of it... Bring in some black accents on chairs or rugs or accessories.

May I ask what color your kitchen cabinets are? I’m trying to find a good white to match my honey bronze knobs. Thank you!