It's going to be really hard to match a such a specific finish.

The hard thing about brasses is they are all different. But, it is possible to have them go together nicely. It will help if you start to look at whether you like a bright polished brass, a yellow brass, or an antiqued brass. Those terms still have huge variations within. You are just going to have to get samples and look in person to see how well all of these pieces can go together, but it can be done.

Do you really want a brass sink basin or do you mean brass faucet? I can't say as I've seen a brass kitchen sink before and is one is sold, the drain and p-trap would have to come with it for the finish to match. I would think the sink is the last place to try to coordinate in brass. Go for faucets and hardware instead.

We have a brass light fixture from Visual Comfort, hardware from Armac Martin, and a champaign colored faucet from Delta. They aren't a perfect match but live together in the same family of tones and work well.

I agree keep brass to a min. and for sure not the sink. So many qualities of brass finish .

Ohhh I meant faucet, not sink.

Thank you all for the input!!

I have brass pendants and pulls/knobs in my kitchen, but my faucets are stainless to match the stainless sinks and stainless in some of the appliances.

I have brass pendants, brushed brass cabinet handles, and a polished nickel faucet. All warm metals

Go to myknobs.com and order one each of all of the cabinet pulls you like. You can return the ones that don't work. It's a great website that I've used many times.

There’s a good reason brass faucets are protected by nickel and chrome plating. Brass is a delicate alloy made of different percentages of zinc and copper.
It’s difficult to maintain where it’s exposed to water, cleaning chemicals and frequent touching.
It requires a protective coating so you need to determine how to maintain it and hope it doesn’t need to be replaced.