hi I think it is ( http://www.hansgrohe-usa.com/858.htm)this one

be carful purchasing an 'cheap' faucet....it's used every day and there may be a false feeling of value with a faucet that will not stand the test of time.....hasgrohe is a great company and is a bit costly....if you need to find help let me know

IKEA has one very similar that has held up well for 4 years now in my kitchen, a lot less expensive for the same look, but Gary is correct, if you use it a lot , better to invest in a more expensive one. We are just two in the house and not huge cooks and the kitchen gets less than average use.

Vigo Faucets seem to offer a great balance of quality & style. Most are under $200.

http://www.poshhaus.com/store/m/20-VIGO.aspx