Teddy, I don't own one of these cabinets but I have a local showroom that carries them. Here is just my opinion: I thought they felt flimsy and really lightweight. The drawers were very light in my opinion. The Duravits and Villeroy and Boch cabinets were much heftier and better put together in my opinion. The Ronbow had many pretty options but I liked the Duravit better and plan to order the X-Large. To be fair, I don't know what the effect of the weight is on the quality of the cabinet for a bathroom though. Good luck!

Yes, I checked into remnants with no luck...it is a 73" top, so I guess that probably limits the remnants a little. That too, we keep calling and checking on, but finally made the decision to try to stick to the cheapest thing and get what we really want at a later date...which would include a real marble top with undermount bowls and tile up the wall behind the mirrors in lieu of a backsplash. We are building a new home so unfortunately some things just have to end at the end of the budget and we can only dream of doing them later :). The cultured marble comes out to $40/sf but that includes the sinks so really without (2) sinks at probably $60/each it comes out to be about $34 each and there still, without a charge for a sink cut out which is pretty standard... The whole cultured marble top is around $450 so it is really affordable. I am just debating if I should play it safe and go with a plain white for a simple sharp contrast to the espresso vanity or if I should try playing with the matte finish on the grey swirl to add some pattern. I love the look of the real marble and yet don't want to take the look of the whole bath down with the top. I would still be doing a solid white bowl (2 tone molded cultured marble top) for that price, so it might look a little richer having the bowl be solid and just the top part with the pattern. Do you think I should try it or play it safe? I will take a pic of the sample tonight and try to post to see if you have any input for me. Thanks so much!

In our powder room we have a similar sink and cabinet. Our granite is black galaxy. I went with a medium bronze look faucet. It is not as dark as the oil rubbed bronze. I faux- painted my sconces and small chandelier to match the finish and it looks very pretty. I purchased the faucet with the sink so I did not use the company below but the link represents a good photo of the color. Here is a link that might be useful: medium bronze

Cutting board or small table for plant: Best thing I have next to my stove: I set my olive oil, cooking spoons and spices on a raw edged piece of granite. Cutting board is good: but cutting on granite will dull your expensive knifes! that's on the do's and don't list ! lol! Keep it! You can take a hammer and a chisel and make the edges raw and make a small table top. It's yours don't throw away. (If you have 3 cm (1 1/4"): not fun to cut down to size for inserts for the splash. best to buy 12x12 piece of granite and have cut up in 2x2 pieces for splash.)