Has anyone out there used this vanity? http://www.homedepot.com/Bath-Bathroom-Vanity/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xr5Zaq0mZ1z11ybf/R-100649896/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053 And if so, are you happy with it? Do you have pictures? It's something that Home Depot seems to carry online only and I am a little nervous buying this type of item without seeing it in person first. Thanks!

Yeah, it's a club, like Sam's Club. The coupon came to me in the mail in their flyer since I'm a member ($50 a year). But I've seen their specials online before and they have the virtual type coupon thing. Do you have any family members that are members and can order it for you? Even though I have local costcos, this item is only offered online, so I'd have to have it shipped as well ($650 after the coupon).

Just a word of warning regarding zones and plant hardiness. The USDA determines your zone by the average annual extreme minimum temp. This means that some years your extreme minimum temp has to be BELOW what the average minimum temp in that zone look like. I was shocked reading that you are in MA but zone 7. I don't think of ANYWHERE in MA as being zone 7. I think of the Cape as being solidly in zone 6, hence the ability to grow flowering mophead hydrangeas (grumble) and going down to zone 5 as you move across MA. I put in my zip code recently on a plant website recently and was surprised it tried to tell me I'm 6a. Sure, maybe THIS YEAR was 6a, but for the past several years extreme low temps have reached at least -20, which is a zone 5a temp. I won't buy anything for outside that isn't hardy to zone 5, at least. And at zone 5 I know there might be a winter where I'll lose it or it will need protection. Zone 3 or 5 is safer. I know the seacoast and Cape ARE definitely warmer, my family is from the outer Cape and I visit often, but I would not things for zone 7 expecting them to survive every winter. Plan to buy things hardy to zone 6 at least, and if you are on the water and get a cold ocean wind, you will probably need to protect things. Sorry, you said you are a beginner. I hated watching things die when I just started!!

Colour variation from a Big Box store marble tile is to be expected. Sorry but they take returns = different batches. Colours run 'true' from one area of the mine. If you have two different marble blocks (5 tonnes of marble being blown off the side of a mountain at a time) from two different areas/levels of the mine, you can and will have different colours. Most of the marble from HD is from China. That can mean multiple mines many miles apart. Your purchase did NOT have a skilled professional picking the right amount of tile from the same batch. This is 'Tony' pulling boxes out of a warehouse for minimum wage. Because HD takes returns...go ahead and take them back. Feel free to work with a stone/tile company or go to a kitchen/bath company to help you pick out the right AMOUNT of product from their stock. What is the marble being used for? Do you know most marbles need to be sealed? Up to 3 times at time of install?