Sorry, I can't help you identify the faucet. I would like to know, however, where the medicine cabinet is from. I'm looking for that exact cabinet.

Oh, I remember that lovely bath. Sorry don't know the exact faucet but similar ones can be found at restoration hardware.

Grohe Seabury is sort of similar.

Here is a link that might be useful: RH faucet

or maybe waterworks?

Here is a link that might be useful: waterworks

The faucet is from Waterworks. I have the same one. It is in their Highgate line. The link is pasted below. The sink and toilet are also Waterworks and from their Exeter collection. Just an FYI, the Waterworks toilet is stamped American Standard inside and is the exact same toilet as the Porcher Lutezia.

http://www.waterworks.com/Waterworks/Products/Products.nsf/ProductsCat/8ED3A2E4838AA37185256F1D004FB7EC?OpenDocument

Anyone else interested, the owner of the above pictured bath posted more details in his thread in the gallery.

budge1 - do you happen to have a link to the thread in the gallery? I tried to find the posting and can't find it. I'm another one who loves the look of this bath. I also love the new posting from the one looking for a door idea. I've always done tan tones...maybe I need to do grey!?

Here it is spudderbud.

He says his tile was pricey but there is a thread going on right now about finding carerra tiles a bit cheaper.

Good luck.

Here is a link that might be useful: johngalt bathroom

Thanks budge! John did a wonderful job on the bath, so classic...love it! The Kathryn series in Kohler has the same look as his toilet/sink, looks like he kept his original tub. Do you have to go to NY to look at Waterworks? I've seen some of the TV shows go to their showroom, heck of alot bigger/better than the ones in our area.