The towel bars, TP holders, grab bars and vanity hardware was chosen for me by the guy at the specialty hardware store after I told him the finish I wanted. Take the vanity hardware to the lighting store. Tell them what you are looking for and what your budget is and ask them to gather an assorment for you to choose from.

There may be some mfrs who have lines that cover all that... or maybe PB or Restoration Hardware so you may want to check there. But generally ti hink would need to be private label because faucet mfrs usually don't produce lighting though they sometimes make accessories.

Otherwise, go to a store that carries all three (both towns I have lived in had design stores like this) or Bigbox. Failing that, decide on a style and finsh and search on Wayfair.

My inclination then would be to start with the item that has the fewest choices - do you think that would be the faucet or the vanity light? Or will it probably not matter?

Mirror first (if changing). That's hardest.

Faucet before light, then cabinet hardware. You can probably find towel bars to go with the faucet (for example, Kohler does make these in sets) but less commonly with hardware.

Depending on the style you're after, you might have a harder time with this....

Turns out, the “golds” are hardest to get to match up nicely. Moen faucets are very durable and their warranty and customer service is hard to beat. Start with faucets and shower sets. The rest will follow. You say you aren’t particular but if these don’t work well together you will care a lot. I think you might be better off with a brushed nickel for easier matching.

When we redecorated I bought all lighting and hardware from RH. I haven't looked at their site in years and I'm not impressed with the lighting at all. It's all the same.

I do agree about finding the sink and faucet you want first, then hardware. They're not that hard to match at all. Just don't go to RH.

I'd save the mirror for last.

"I frankly don't care enough about it to search for each piece separately and make sure the finish and shapes work together. Are there sets of these things? How would I search for it?"

If you posted a few pictures of the darn bathroom, someone taking pity or who gave a darn, might put it together with links.

But you'd have to give a d^%$" enough to post the picture and the BUDGET. That helpful soul needs to know faucet center spread, vanity size, etc. You add all in a comment box.

Do you care enough to take a gander at ANY shop that sells these things because the answer yes YES absolutely there are displays of complete sets of everything you mentioned, from your local big box to the most expensive fixture store.

Light bronze and brass are very different. Brass is very common (and less attractive - to me), and light bronze will have a more sophisticated and expensive look but will be more difficult to match.

I do not think that you can expect to find light fixture, faucets, towel racks, and vanity hardware from one manufacturer, unless it is completely custom, which would be extremely expensive. I used to work for a custom furniture company, and we could have made everything you want in a custom finish, but you would not like the price.

If you want to go with brass, you should not have a problem, but if you want light bronze, you will have to search each item separately or pay someone to do this for you.

Pottery barn has them. Search ” __Brand__ + Bath Collections”. Guessing all thw William Sonoma brands have them. RH will too. Guessing you can also try waterworks and othwr high end brands. Home Depot - Lowes - Big A might claim to have seta, but I’d be more dubious of the match.

https://www.potterybarn.com/m/pages/bath/bathroom-hardware-collection-page/

@JAN MOYER I think this is the type of answer she was looking for. No photo required.

1929Spanish - the PB choices look really promising, I would have never thought of them because our local store doesn't carry many bath items. Thanks for the tip.

Before I posted here I had already tried big box in-store and online searches. They were a bust as well as my A, Moen, and Kohler online searches.

LOL. Oy.

Gee. If we had a picture, we might know if brass even made any sense in the "I don't care enough guest bath" but I wonder if you care enough to know that all need not even BE one finish............nor even a matched collection for that matter.

LOL. Again.

LOL......... ? Well........ it's YOUR money, not mine.

Bet you wish you'd never tagged the DD board, where the freakin wannabe divas live. 😉

Wanna be divas. You mean the divas who take the time to actually make relevant suggestions and steer folks in the direction they want to go but may not readily see or realize they could go with their hard earned money, and do it for zero dollars. . Oh!!!!!!!!!!! THOSE "freakin" divas.

@idaclaire2 , I did it for kicks, they did not disappoint!

• finger-wagging
• dramatic punctuation
• reading comprehension issues
• shouting
• pontificating

The usual.

You left out martyrdom. And histrionics.

Back off our dee. You clearly do not know her.

And I want Pro credit for suggesting Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware first.

Take the time to actually make relevant suggestions and steer folks in the direction they want to go but may not readily see or realize they could go

That would be us, here on the conversations side. The thing we also do is try to answer the question asked. You don't need a picture or the faucet spread to answer.the.question.

And we do it without being mean or snotty or know-it-alls.

Well mostly. At least as it relates to decorating!

Most of the big manufacturers of faucets have matching towel bars and accessories for their faucet lines. Delta, Brizo, Kohler, etc. do this. If you go to the Brizo website, for example, they will have different styles. Pick one you like with the finish you like, then look up the matching accessories. I don't think you can buy from their site, but you can write down the model numbers of the pieces you want and then order them from Build.com.

Mtn, thank you for suggesting PB and RH. I forgot to tag you in my comment! I had a marg last night after I read your post!

You do need the faucet spread. For all we know it's four inch....or maybe it is eight.....or maybe it's a single hole.

Not every finish in any collection of anything may come all three ways. Certainly not in brass tones.

What is the style of the bath? What's the finish of the vanity? Painted? Wood and stained ?.

If this is irrelevant? Have at it. Get the whatever mirror and whatever light too. What the heck do I know.

OMG you do not need the faucet spread to answer the question that was asked.

Duhh, we all know you need that to buy a faucet. And everything else you have posted. I mean really, to whom do you think you are "speaking?"

Dee, also look at Rejuvenation hardware They sell all the elements you want Not sure if anyone suggested it https://www.rejuvenation.com

Woah there! She isn't asking for actual product recommendations.

Question literally has "How would I search for" in the title.

The correct answer should be somewhere along the lines of "google such and such in this order" or "nope, there isn't going to be a full and complete set".

Not a bad movie, I give it 4 stars. Took one off because the popcorn was stale and they were out of Diet Coke.

I almost took off another star because the person in the row behind kept screeching, ”DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM” for seemingly no reason. It was distracting.

There’s drama, tension, human struggles, bathroom humor, irony. It’s a short movie, but packs a big punch. The ending is kind of vague, but ultimately satisfying.

I meant the collective whom. Like she has to tell us all about faucet spreads.

BAER

Jilly, I saw that movie. Two thumbs down.

What is BAER? is it related to DBAD?

big azz eye roll

Let's recap the "pro" responses.

Question - How would I search for a set of bathroom fixtures with similar finishes and styles?

Answer -Post a picture

Answer- What's your faucet spread?

Answer - Why should I care?

I’ll help you look online for your bathroom fixtures. What style do you think you want, modern or traditional, does your faucet have separate handles, is your sink a pedestal or in a vanity with countertop?

@midcentura - Thank you! I think I'm good. I posted my question hoping there was some magic search word. There's not but I did find a bunch of good options while I was digging around today.

I tried this search "brass bathroom fixture sets houzz.com" on "google/ shopping tab"; this is one of the results:

good luck!

West elm also sells complete bathroom fixture lines in “antique brass” including faucets and mirrors but I just can’t help wanting a name brand faucet for ease of repair/replacement.