By the way, here are photos from a few months ago when I compared a bunch of plumbing fixture brands. Photo w tile samples & lots of hardware: (L-R) Kohler Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass knob, Kohler Vibrant Brushed Bronze knob, Delta Champagne Bronze hook, Moen Brushed Gold handle, Kohler Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass handle Photo w tile samples & two pieces of hardware: Kohler Vibrant Brushed Bronze knob, Kohler Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass handle Photo of hand and two pieces: Brizo luxe gold on the key ring, Kohler Vibrant Brushed Bronze knob Photo of hand and three pieces: Brizo luxe gold on the key ring, Kohler Vibrant Brushed Bronze knob, California Faucets Satin Bronze Hope this helps someone! Also for what it’s worth, I initially thought Delta Champagne Bronze was a great match for Kohler, but when compared to the Brizo it felt really off. Kohler & Brizo match beautifully, though. You may be able to match Kohler & Delta.

Both the Champagne Bronze Delta faucets and the Brizo stainless steel faucets we bought were above the cost of what you could get a standard faucet for in stainless steel with a traditional design. However, we were able to maximize discounts by shopping online for the lowest prices which sometimes involve a percentage off discount sale since Delta/Brizo and other brands put a cap on how low resellers can advertise the list prices. Also be aware that some faucets being ordered online right now are being delayed weeks out due to lower capacities in manufacturing and shipping delays due to the pandemic. Our faucet order placed last week is projected to arrive in 3 weeks. If cost is a big concern, maybe the polished nickel might be a compromise after all, but again, polished nickel is frequently higher in cost than stainless steel, so if it was the gold/brass color you really wanted, then polished nickel is only getting you halfway to that goal for an increased cost anyway.

I am looking at glass warehouse too. There is a pic online… can’t find it at the moment that shows Vigo to have a perfect match, and from what some say, the Glass Warehouse is the same. I am unsure, but I see where you’re thinking is going. The glass warehouse has frameless ones too which are a bump up in looks some might thunk too. Bit of a conundrum for sure. It would be great if someone posted about this if they’ve already taken the leap.

@hallettco I love this idea. My glass fabricator is saying he doesn’t typically put u channels on walls, only along the base, and puts clips on the wall. I wonder if I can push him to do the white u channel on the wall as well and settle for a gold color that doesn’t exactly match for the hinges. My shower is in a corner, so I have one full-panel glass wall, then on the adjacent wall, a small panel, the hinged door, and another small panel (we have a towel warmer going on the wall so we need the door to be in the center of the glass panel so it doesn’t open directly onto the towel warmer if that makes sense). I really want to minimize the amount of non-matching clips and hinges and the finish choices are all slightly off. I think we’ll have to go with the one that has a slightly yellower tone. I know there are white clips but I think those will end up looking cheap and motel-y.