Help finding the right faucet

[MoodyBlues]

Since this has nothing to do with toilets, I decided not to add it to my toilet thread!

I'm having an awful time searching for the kind of faucet I want for my bathtub. This is the Kohler Artifacts faucet I bought for the sink:

But they apparently don't have a matching bathtub faucet.

This random, other brand looks very much like what I want in terms of style:

But, I do NOT want the attached hand-shower.

I need to have a diverter lever, and hot and cold levers. I have a separately installed detachable showerhead up above. It MUST be wall-mounted.

My current configuration includes three [apparently] separate knobs in a straight line across: hot, diverter, cold, and a spout about a foot beneath them. I'd prefer the look of the configuration pictured (sans hand shower), but can accept a separate spout, if I have to.

My problem is that I can't figure out HOW to search and only end up with relevant results! I'll find page after page of faucets that include a hand-shower (as pictured), but absolutely *no* filter choice to get rid of that as an option. Trying to search using "without hand shower" (or similar) just yields even MORE results *with* showers!

Can someone please clue me in? I was hoping to stick with Kohler, but will accept any other high-quality brand that fits my needs. I'm specifically looking for brushed nickel, solid brass, but will accept satin nickel if necessary.

Thanks!

 

[puppykickr]

Try searching for faucets with the number of holes required.

The number of holes required for installation.

 

[puppykickr]

That faucet above could be interesting.

Maybe an enema attachment instead of the hand shower?

See, NOW this thread belongs in the Toilet Thread.

 

[MoodyBlues]

Try searching for faucets with the number of holes required.

The number of holes required for installation.

Yeah...no....I tried that before. I still ended up with tons of results that include the attached handheld shower. You'd think that would be an OPTION, right? One that you could filter out? But...apparently not....