That's a very strange take on oil-rubbed bronze, which usually is much darker than that.

The only way to select hardware that works with this finish is to compare them in person. As you've found out, viewing colors online is not good, since colors are not rendered correctly on a monitor. I think it's going to be difficult to find hardware in this finish since it's unique. You can either purchase the faucet and then go shopping with it to compare in person, or purchase samples of the hardware and bring them to the plumbing showroom to compare.

If you're buying at Fergusons, the sales people may have some suggestions for you.

You do not want oil rubbed bronze. You will not find much hardware in the tone I see in your faucet.

More importantly? What are the cabinets, the sink, the whole of this room, and why that faucet at all?

Post pictures, and a lot more information for what you are attempting, and you will get a lot more help.

This is why you do not purchase things witho ot an actual overall plan IMO ORB is adated color so proably not going to be easty to find even that let alone some odd color like the one you show. Why not make your life simple instaed of trying to match something that probably will never happen. I agree some more info as to the whole space plan can be very helpful here .

I wouldn't try to match that. You can look into Top Knobs - they have a lot of finishes to choose from but I don't know if you would find one close enough. Are your appliances stainless? I would just go that route for the handles. Mixed metals are perfectly fine.

Good luck!

Rejuvenation has some pulls and light fixtures in a finish called Burnished Antique (see picture of their Masseypull below.) It looks like this could be similar to the finish you're looking for, but as others have said you need to view in person (e.g. order a sample or go to the store) and it's fine to mix metals. (Also unfortunately some of the pieces in this finish look darker, at least online, so consistency could be an issue with this finish.)

That looks more similar to Perrin & Rowe's "English Bronze" and not what I would envision when thinking of "Oil Rubbed Bronze". Its not the easiest to tell colors through pictures given how edited and light-adjusted product photos tend to be. Some of these distributors will provided a sample swatch for color-match purposes, I would reach out and request one be sent to you.