That's a really cool sink! I like the blizzard white counter too. I don't think you will have any problem with these coordinating nicely. 1)You've got a theme going that these elements coordinate into--they are not a standalone statement. 2)The copper is not the bright shiny copper, but the more muted burnished copper which will play nicely with the white countertop. If it was the bright shiny copper, I would hesitate. I've posted some links below to copper sinks with white/offwhite countertops... Now the big question is what will the faucet look like? http://xmgranitetiles.en.made-in-china.com/product/BMDmIVbclehy/China-Bar-Sink-Copper-Sinks-Round-Vegetable-Sink-RBCS-189-HD-CES-.html http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR0Ox58NmLBKZEQFRXTyCZUGU28juipqNNqcQdWrU02irsRULHjQw http://www.handymanhowto.com/2009/09/13/how-to-remodel-a-bathroom-with-italian-tile-copper-sinks-part-3/ http://www.treasuresdeoldmexico.com/images/julieta.jpg http://www.signaturehardware.com/product19863 Hope this helps!

I haven't bought it yet (the bathroom is just gutted at the moment), so I can't comment on quality. It says it is tempered glass though, so it should be pretty tough, and I think Pegasus is a reasonable brand overall. I have seen it at Expo (by the way, it was cheaper at Expo than at Home Depot!) and it looked solid enough. There are also some similar tops at this webpage, but they are wider. I just found this by googling though, and have never heard of this site before so I dont know anything about their quality. Here is a link that might be useful: more integral sinks

terry, do you mean LG Hi-Macs? Lomac is a drug. Hi-Macs is certainly comparable to Corian at a better price but it sure doesn't have more colors than Corian. Anyway, I'm sorry I can't help you with your sink concerns as I don't have a solid-surface counter. You may want to try searching "integrated sinks". One thing I know about SS sinks is that you need to run the hot water from the faucet before you pour hot liquids into the sink (like draining pasta) because the temperature shock can cause the sink to crack. Other than that, almost everything I've read about solid surface counters and integrated sinks is very positive. Nicole

Morning, I'll be honest, I didn't really ask about the inside of the sink radius. Everywhere else is 1/8", corners etc and the reveal is flush. Our island is 9 x 4 as we were told that each slab can do 120" without a seam. We do have a seam along the cabinet wall, but its barely noticeable at all!!! We're blizzard ceasarstone as well. Love it. So far so good with the stain removal!!