Is it a tub/shower combo? If so, I'd tile out a bit more, maybe another tile width. That might depend on what covering you plan to use (glass door or curtain) and what is going where on the wall next to it (where you have some paint color samples). Otherwise at the end of the tiling I'd either go with the bullnose or try running the accent tile down the side of the tiles and see if you like that. If you don't like it, pull 'em off and scrap off the goop. It's your bathroom, you have to live with it, like it and pay for it - no matter what they do in Italy.

Lenaky - it looks like you got a great deal! Your faucet is a Graff Kitchen Faucet, part of Graff's Pesaro series, as you say. This website shows them at about $300, so you got a steal. It looks like it comes in a number of finishes; which finish did you get? Graff is good faucet manufacturer, one of the few left still making their faucets in the U.S. (Wisconsin). There is a website that discusses and rates faucet manufacturers; you can find their description of Graff about half-way down their alphabetical list.

I looked at a lot of faucets but not sure if I actually felt the delta trinsic. What I didn't want was a small spray head area to grab and pull down. Some to me felt kind of small to hold. My pull down piece is 2 3/4 inches. Some felt like I would have to pull it down with a couple of fingers and my thumb which didn't feel to substantial in my hand. I did a lot more research on line because I was unable to see a lot in person and printed out the tech pages with their sizes. I also did not want to have the arch and spout to protrude to far forward towards me because I thought that would make it look even bigger in a small kitchen. Plus the less it protrudes forward gives more clearance when putting something large in the sink. I also preferred it to go more straight down. The middle of the back of faucet to middle of spray is about 7 1/2 inches or so. Docking the pulldown has been fine, no problems at all. It goes right back into place fine by itself without me having to menuver it in. I also liked the dark grey color of the pullout hose as opposed to the shiny chrome metal color of some I looked at. Plus it sounds quiet when retracting. It also has a round ball piece connected to the hose and sprayer which allows me to just menuver the sprayer part when pullout as opposed to the hose moving around also (hope that makes sense). I also took the hose length into consideration. I wanted a long hose incase I had to fill something that was on the counter. Another thing to look at is the spray and stream function. I can use mine in stream mode, then press spray mode while water is on but I have to turn faucet off before going back to stream mode. My faucet always starts off in stream mode even if you shut it in spray mode. This was the only thing that I thought may have bothered me but it's fine. So far I have no regrets with my faucet. Print out the features and specs of the faucets your interested in and see height, how far it protrudes out into the sink and go from there. If you able to purchase the one your interested in locally you can see what it looks like prior to hook up since you can return it easy enough. If you need any other info about my faucet, let me know.

Took pics. Last year the foliage and fruit was so abundant that I could not see into "it" But now having pruned it and taking pics...I see that it's actually TWO trees! Here is the pic of one trunk... Clearly the ground underneath needs to be cleaned out and all the ferns removed. There is also a little "volunteer" tree growing out of it that needs to go. I do feel that these trees were doing better when it was left alone....the previous owners were there 8 years and never fed it or paid much attention to it. All the trees are starting to fail....could they be too old...(there are also two pink grapefruits, some sort or orange and some sort of "quat" maybe a loquat. .one of the grapefruit trees was great...and now that seems to be dying...but I think that's because the original owners put a tomato cage around it when it was a tiny tree and it actually cut into the trunk...it's wounded)