I think the light is kind of cool but not the AS run of thr mill accessories pretty sure thaer are some much nice ones .Google simple chrome bathroom accessories you will find many that work better with the faucet for sure

Your faucet appears to have a “knurled” finish on the levers. Check out this Restoration Hardware wall sconce. It, too, has a “knurled” surface. I agree that you should choose more interesting (less generic) accessories for your room.

If you do a search on the RH website using the word “knurled,” you will discover towel bars, toilet paper holders, knobs, etc. that feature this look. Not inexpensive, but they would go well with your faucet.

the faucet pictured looks like it is polished nickel and not chrome.

notice its warm tone in comparison to the light and bars you shared?

something to think about with the style lights youve shown is how dirty they will get. because of the style the dust will collect inside the glass and cover the bulb. that is something i wouldnt want to deal with.

i think the fixture iteself is nice but i think you can do much . better with your lighting and hardware choices.

what is the style of your home? what about the bathroom these are going in? what does flooring, vanoty etc look like?

Sometimes it's easier to purchase the faucets and bathroom accessories from the same company. If you go with the Pfister, I'd look at their accessories. They don't make them for Hillsong Collection, but Verve might work

Crate & Barrel also offer bath accessories

Love the machine age, art deco-industrial look of your faucet. I recently used the Bryant single bath sconce by Visual Comfort in a bathroom. It is like the one you posted, but seems a bit heftier, would go better with your faucet.

Google search 'knurled bath accessories' and you will probably fall down a good rabbit hole. Run far from the American Standard ones suggested by plumbing supplier. They belong in a cheap basement bathroom.

I'd start over with a different faucet, unless you especially love that one?

What is the feel of the bath you are going for? Is it a much used primary bath, a guest bath, or a powder room?

Have fun with the toothbrush scrub/dry on that one, that much is certain! No matter where you plan to locate it. Triple that advice if you have hard water.