Honestly, while I love the ebay fabric, I think the colors are much more sherbet colors than your paper goods. At least on my monitor, the tablecloth is peachy and a bright turquoise and a coral color. Your paper goods are all dusty tones of the same colors, imo. But the truth is, no one is going to be sitting and checking to see if everything is the correct color. The overall effect should be fun!

I found one similar, the only problem is that I don't think that this one has enough of an overhang to pull up bar stools. But here's the link: http://www.kitchensource.com/kitchen-islands/jk-ki1001.htm But, I saw one like the one in your picure a few years back in a thrift store. It was gorgeous and it was very large. I think that the only difference between a farmhouse type island and a farmhouse table is the height of the table. I had a table made one time because I needed it to be a little narrower than the standard table and wanted to have six chairs. A cabinet maker actually made it for me and it was very reasonable. You could check around and see if someone could make it for you. It would just need to be standard counter height which is about 36 inches from the floor to the top of the table. Just a thought.

kd: I am pretty positive that is a Chicago Faucet, because I have the same one in a wall mount version, and no one else (that I've seen) makes that double hinged spout. It also has the spoke style handles, instead of the lever handles. They have discontinued most of that vintage looking line (why, why, why?), but if you are interested, you can contact chicagofaucetshoppe.com and probably have them build it up for you. That line, in chrome, was not very expensive (few hundred bucks, depending on how fancy you get with the handles). They have great customer service. I couldn't find the faucet on their website, but they probably still have all the parts/pieces to make it. If you go that route, and you need a photo, I can send it to you. :-) francy

Is that photo all you have? Do you have any idea what the overall rug looks like? Hard to tell what the pattern is? There are so many companies that make rugs and have these 2x2 samples ... Here are some companies that have some rugs with a similar feel: https://www.companyc.com/viewall/c/100602?pageSize=54& https://nibadesigns.com/rugs https://www.therugcompany.com/us/ https://www.kravet.com/carpet/area-rugs https://safavieh.com/rug-catalog