An update .. We spent ALOT of time, with Annette at Greene & Roth. Alot of time. For a (relatively) small space, G&R packs in alot of product. Most of the displays are on big flip cards, for easy browsing. We chose a Sant'Augustino (Earth Collection) tile floor. We also chose Cesarstone (Linen) for our bath shelves and floor saddle. The Cesarstone material was fabricated by Marble & Granite, in Ridgefield Park, NJ. Our 60" vanity is a Strasserworks (Chocolate Cherry) unit. We're not going to make a final decision on the countertop, until everything else is in place. Kohler sinks and tub, with Grohe Allure fixtures. The dumpster arrives on Monday and the death/destruction of our bathroom will begin shortly after. We're stoked ...

I used Cutting Edge to deliver to Dripping Springs (outside Austin)and had no problems. I live 1/2 miles down a dirt road and over a cattle guard, so I told them to use a bobtail or smaller truck (Bekins). They unpacked and placed everything in the house where I asked them. I didn't pay for delivery or sales tax. That was last year and am going to do it again for a washer/dryer.

No retailer recommendations as we are across the country, but Wolf is a fixed price item so it should cost the same everywhere in your region. You can save some by buying a floor model though . . .

Rather than repeat a few that have already been mentioned, there are a few others I've dealt with that I absolutely love: Sinks Gallery - These guys have the largest array of sinks I have seen anywhere. ...and not your typical selection that you find at big box stores, Espray or even plumbing showrooms. Their customer service is outstanding. Copper Sinks Online - I've sung their praises before. I believe they have other websites for stone and glass as well. I see a few posts about Ebay, but here is my $0.02 on that. To say "Ebay is great - check out sinks/lighting there" doesn't consider that Ebay is really only like a "mall". There are countless different sellers that range from borderline fraudulant to excellent. I have found that the ratings don't always ensure a good experience... Personally for things like fixtures, I prefer to shop local or with a few larger online companies that can afford to have their own websites, real people to answer the phone and provide some semblance of customer service, etc. (like the ones I've mentioned above).