That's Wonderful! You won't be disappointed! If you're going to order from online, you may want to check out Faucet Depot, their pricing was the most reasonable the last time I spoke to someone about these sinks. I ordered ours from Home & Stone last October and they were wonderful to work with as well. They packed it really securely, they shipped it really fast and they include the shipping charges into the price. Blanco makes a similar model for Home Depot, so if you want to see a sample of what the material feels like you can see them there. It's not 100% the same, lower grade, but at least you'll get the jest. They also carry Blanco Silgranit sinks at The Great Indoors. I was a little worried about having a black sink, but as it turns out, our granite is Verde Peacock and it sort of just disappears into the back ground. And it cleans sooo easy. Soap and water is all I use, and even though we have really hard water, water spots haven't been a problem. I have the double basin with the larger deeper one on one side. It's a perfect fit for our needs because the larger sink easily accomodates soup pots and large pans, but we still have a separate basin smaller basin with the garbage disposal in it to wash dishes off for the dishwasher. How nice, with the Santa Cecilia you have a couple of different options, Athracite or Cafe maybe, I bet even the silver would look nice. I've seen it with the Anthracite and it looks amazing but with the mocha glazing on your cabinets, you may want to go for the Cafe which IMHO has a very rich look to it. I know this is probably more info that you were bargaining for, but one last tidbit, be sure to check your box the minute you get it. There have been some people who's sink was damaged during shipping and if you don't check it within a couple of days, some places make it harder to exchange. Ok...so there you go! You'll have to let me know what you decide on, either way I'm sure it will look amazing! Good Luck!

" looking for a round bubblegum with milky colored glass globe" not sure what that is ML. Sounds like the white globes I have now in the kitchen and hallway. (see pics above) That's what I want rid of... I've got 2 or 3 in a box somewhere here to take to GW. I wanted to add 2 more before I make the trip there - lol! yes, these ceiling lights have switches - and no, they aren't for reading. These ceiling are vaulted - too high to be for reading. I have numerous table lamps and 4-6 floor lamps (to be rewired). I could do that except now my fingers don't let me anymore. Will see if one of the guys will do it. At least a few. I have 3-4 (maybe a few more) that are in working order now. 4 rooms have ceiling fans (2 to be replaced). the DR I have no idea yet - also a vaulted ceiling. You don't like any of those above? I picked this kind cause I need them to 'cover areas'. The bathroom one covers the tub area, the shower (opposite side of the room) and the open area. Also, 3 60W bulbs give me more light than 1 100W does in a room. In the kitchen one could go to the left (stove), one down to sink and 1 more toward fridge/table. (there isn't a lot of space between any of those) I thought about a pendant over the sink but then that'd be more contained light over the sink. (well, that IS what an over the sink light is to do!) - I do have a pendant light on the other side of the kitchen area - by the pantry. In the kitchen I do have 2 large florescent lights in the ceiling - I use those if I'm making something or most anything at night. I'd like an alternate light source . The over the sink one is burned out now, so I'm using the others. I also want down lights (not to catch dust and bugs) and open at the bottom (easier to change bulbs). I have 2 skylights - 1 in the mstr bath and 1 in the kitchen. I think they are coated - but lots of people have skylights out here. My sister has a huge one in her kitchen over the island. It's great sunlight fall - spring. Those CFLs and my eyes would not be friends!

these are the 2 fixtures I was thinking about

you have very warm lighting which makes your walls look more yellow/orange. try switching your bulbs to something w/a cooler temp. 3500-4000K should be better. try that first before you start picking color samples to try on the wall. For sure get rid of the bulbs in your kitchen in that boob light (ditto hallway) get a 4000K bulbs for that one. Change that light fixture if you can. if you can do recessed lighting (with cooler bulbs) it will make all the difference in your kitchen and dining area. I bet if you change out your lighting (including the ceiling fan) your current wall color won't look half bad. (and whomever did the painting on those walls did a horrible job cutting in the space between the tops of the walls and ceiling. wall color should go up a bit higher so you don't see the white line at the top). change your lighting first and come back w/new pics for some more paint choices.