I do not know if they will coordinate but some RO manufacturers like Kinetco also sell faucets. As RO water is *aggressive* and can eat away at metals, the RO faucet needs to be lined inside with plastic. There is a newport brass one that is not too good looking.

Thanks lalitha! At first I didn't check into the Newport Brass b/c you said it wasn't too good looking. But then I looked it up, and by golly, this goes quite well with the Vinnata faucet. Thanks for the recommendation.

4mom23girls, I'm looking for the same thing. However, I'm in no hurry since it's a nice to have and not a must have. It's easy to swap out once I find one that I like. Here's what they look like, Vinnata in vibrant stainless steel and the faucet that comes with the Watts RO-PURE RO system from Costco.

Not too easy to tell from the picture, but the colors are very close, but not 100% match. And the shape of the faucet might not be your cup of tea.

I have the Watts RO installed for over 4 months now, and so far been happy with it. I had a non quick-change RO system before the remodel, and those filters were a pain in the rear to change.

Notice that I have an air gap on the left. Since I'm in CA and need an air gap for the DW, I got one of those twin inlet air gap so I don't have to use the one in the faucet. Less tubing connections so less chance for leaks. Also, I have a single sink with a garbage disposal, so I can't just drill a hole in the drain pipe for the RO waste water tubing to connect to. If I don't have a twin inlet air gap, then I'll have to buy an adapter for the garbage disposal to hook up the RO drain tubing. Something to think about if you have a single sink with a garbage disposal.

A couple of links that might be helpful:
twin inlet air gap
drain line adapter