I can't answer your question other than to say you don't need to match the faucet with the pulls. Aren't your appliances going to be stainless? Do you have pendant lighting - if yes, what finish do they have? Many people opt for a faucet in a stainless steel or polished chrome finish either because they match the sink and/or appliances, or because those finishes are practical, or because they are timeless.

If you absolutely want a brass finish for your faucet, it does not have to match identically to the "tumbled brass" of your pulls. Find a faucet you like, and it can be a brass finish that will be close enough.

Which line in PB? You'd want to match the style.

You might mention if kitchen or bath? FOR This pull....

Finishes apply to either category

Champagne bronze

Newport brass, antique brass

California faucet

IMO maybe in a bathroom but not needed in a kitchen the pulls are like jewellry and they do not need anything else to match

Thanks @JAN MOYER - as I said in the subject line I'm talking about a kitchen. When I saw Delta's champagne bronze in person it almost had a rose gold look to it. I guess I'd need to take a pull with me and compare side by side but are you fairly confident on that match?

I guess I'd need to take a pull with me and compare side by side

Yes. Matching finishes via online photos almost never works.

Yes, take one with you to a very good, dedicated, plumbing supply. Skip the big box they won't have it.

Pottery barn is NOT the only source for a cup pull.

Try Emtek... Top knobs.

Those don't need to be a match at all , as I ASSUME your appliances to be stainless ?. If so? Use a stainless faucet, keep the PB pull. : ) Easy peasy. A lovely accent.

Yes, even with a farm sink in white if that is the scenario

Matt Braun, I know it’s a year late, but wondering if you found a faucet to match Pottery Barn Tumbled Brass pulls? With all due respect, I disagree with many of the responses. That finish is very different than most brass finishes. I wouldn’t mix another color. Thanks!