Selm - please start your own thread when asking for help. This is an old thread - over 2 years old and it's likely many will not look at it; I only looked at it b/c I saw the old origination date and figured it was either: A pro attempting to solicit business by supposedly helping the original poster (we've had a lot of that kind of "spam" since the Houzz takeover) -or- Someone new who didn't know they should be starting their own threads and not hijacking someone else's thread. I don't know for certain which camp you fall into, but if you truly are asking for help, your own thread will be better. I think many people ignore the older threads b/c of the prevalence of the first.

That has the look of marble (very hard to tell, but the gray/white has unique colouring for each piece...which normally points to natural materials). A similar look would come from encaustic tiles. They are known to do geometric patterns in gray/white in this theme.

I do not have an answer to your question, but I have to tell you that having a bar like that in front of the sink is a PITA. You think it looks charming and different, and you can hang a towel there. But it is so annoying, that those things will diminish, and you will be "what was I thinking". That bar pokes into you each time you stand at the sink. Each time. And, it forces your body to stand farther from the sink, which forces you to have to lean more toward the sink to use the faucet, which will give you a back ache. You can get an apron front stainless steel sink without the bar in front quite easily online. As for the faucet, that faucet has come up for discussion on this forum a couple of times. It is Waterstone 5100, costs about $4500 for standard finish. Many people think it is overly complicated and silly, others love it.

Thank you 2 Katz, he is being discharged tomorrow. MSK has very strict visitor policies but he was allowed 1 visitor a day, either 8-12 or 4-8, form filled out online prior to visit and you’re screened once you enter the building. If it keeps the patients and staff COVID free, I have absolutely no objections. They have assured me that this is now a correct setting for the excess fluid and I assured them that there would be issues if he was released and we had to return. We’ve been dealing with this for over 4 1/2 years (stage 4) and I have to honestly say that we’ve never had a problem with MSK, his physicians are great to us, his neuro oncologist called me on my way home. Thank you for your kind thoughts and have a very happy and healthy thanksgiving!