It's a Kohler Lakewood tub. Unfortunately, it's been discontinued. We have the very. last. one. I know this because our tub was delivered with a hole in the top, and Kohler actually had to rev up its assembly line one last time, and squeeze out one last tub, to make us a replacement. It slowed down our project by about six weeks, but it was worth it because that was the only tub we found that was big enough for the two of us, but fit in our small space. We got our basketweave tile at a local place (link below). I saw it at a couple of stores here in town, so I think it's fairly widely available. Here is a link that might be useful: Tap n Tile

Thank you, mlk18. I happened to find the tile at a store in CT - TileAmerica. They have a number of stores on the East Coast. This store actually had the ming basketweave installed on a section of their floor. It is by Cosa Marble, and it is $28/sq ft. It is available in green, blue, and brown/beige. I am losing my nerve on the green, and thinking of going with a white/black basketweave marble. I saw one today at TileAmerica with a black dot that is a softer black. They are getting samples for me, and I will pick them up next weekend and decide. The third option is the white basketweave with a ming dot. I'm worried about resale - putting a color into the bathroom that is hard to change might not be a good idea.

With the limestone I used toothpaste, nail polish remover, vinegar (we sometimes use hot water and vinegar on the porcelain tile), bleach, and I actually did think about how an "accident" would effect the tile. I didn't need to go that far since what I used destroyed the Lagos Gray completely and also, though not quite as bad a lighter limestone. Too bad, cause I loved the feel and look. I'm awaiting my ming green samples. I"ll be very disappointed if it's as bad. I see so many ming green bathrooms on houzz and we all know how popular cararra is in bathrooms. I can't imagine how THAT many people would spend such big bucks on material that can destroy like that. I could live with minimal maintenance (like wiping sealer on once a year) but beyond that... I don't think so. I also don't want to stress about what cleansers I use or if one of my grandkids use that bathroom and "miss". I'm spoiled by my soapstone counters as my introduction to natural stone cause NOTHING hurts my counter.

Try Benjamin Moore Coastal Fog 976- the monitor color really is not true to the real color. It is a lovely grey with green undertone. Used it with Muskoka Trail 974 on ceiling and White Dove OC-17 for trim.