Kohler K-98740-CP Faucet, Polished Chrome, .5

Expensive but fortunately Amazon had the exact Kohler ceiling waterfall shower replacement we were looking for.

As of this writing 14 of 16 reviews here are Vine reviews. I bought mine, paid full price. Here's what I'd add:This is not a screw-on rain head. Folks that are gigging stars for that don't get it. If you're shopping for this model rain head you prob already know that this is one component of a major shower reno. The price is steep, but that is because this is a complex Kohler fixture. It is essentially four of their water tiles, mounted in a single appx 9x9" carrier. The brass work and design is impressive. This kind of engineering isn't cheap.If you're doing a Kohler water tile shower, this should be on your list. The rain is soft, adjustable, and reasonably high volume for the amount of water consumption.This CAN be a DIY project, (I did it) but you better be comfortable with framing, tile work, copper soldering, and plumbing. But the result is awesome. Note that you WILL need some copper / brass fittings that prob aren't available at your local Orange or Blue big box store. Others have said this manifold should be in the box. It isn't included because there are multiple ways to plumb this head, either a gang of 4, gangs of two, or individual. But that is $20-40 of additional stuff that you'll need to get this installed (including a 4-way ½" brass union). But it's not difficult at all to plumb this up if you know what you're doing.

Love the look.

The product itself is excellent, and would get five stars, but not included was an inexpensive brass fitting that had to be special-ordered and took two weeks to get. Our entire project was delayed two weeks.

This is the favorite feature of out new shower. I love soaking under a rainfall of water, the feeling is very luxurious.