why don't you go see them in person? as long as they are close, it should look fine once you get the shower curtain hung. these are a bit diff but I believe the Champagne is quite a bit different. look for more of a gold tone if matching the Delta brushed gold Delta/Moen Didi you see this champagne one from Wayfair? It might be a bit darker, but more of the same tone rather than the gold. https://www.wayfair.com/keyword.php?keyword=champagne+bronze+shower+rod https://www.amazon.com/Moen-CSR2160BG-Curtain-Tension-Brushed/dp/B07HHPNLT1 this one is curved: https://www.amazon.com/GYL-Washing-Machine-Baseet-Telescopic/dp/B07QVYDPGT https://www.signaturehardware.com/36-curved-shower-curtain-rod.html You could always go with black (on the rod) would that work?

Millennium Lighting in Modern Gold is a perfect match for lighting. Franklin Brass Champagne Bronze pulls is an exact match. Someone recommended (on another thread) the Ivilon shower curtain rod in warm gold and it’s an awful match. The YNL is a little better. I used clear acrylic curtain rings because I felt it looked better than trying to match another gold. Haven’t found a mirror I liked in a finish that matches. Thinking about wallpapering that wall and buying an unframed beveled mirror instead

Kaitlyn G, sorry, just seeing this! Here is a photo of how it all turned out. The “white” quartzite I selected ended up being more grayish / off white when compared to the truer white of the cabinets (Fabuwood Nexus in their stock white for perimeter, stock grey for island). It was also a challenge to match with backsplash. I chose Artistic Tile “jazz” glass mosaic. I’m happy with how it turned out, but if I had to do it again, I might have sprung for the “cristallo” quartzite which is a harder slab, more like crystals / rock, vs the creamier more marble-like look of my quartzite. I say that because, despite being sealed w Tenax professionally 2x, there are still parts of my counter that are susceptible to moisture rings / stains from leaving a bottle of oil out without a coaster. They all fade away in a couple of days but it is annoying. Cristallo was 2x the price when I was looking, so I passed, it was like $260/sf installed! That said, I do sometimes regret not splurging on it… but I really wanted the subzero, and I definitely can’t live without that. Have you made material selections yet? If you go w Mont Blanc, make sure they seal it really really well.

Hard to say without seeing the space. The light is something you can do last. I"d wait until all the other pieces are in and then post a picture.