Hi Travelbel, that indeed is my kitchen and it's a Jeffrey Court product called Chapter 9 Pietra Opus II Quartz Fire & Ice Brick. Jodi- Here is a link that might be useful: Fire & Ice

You would have the Corian custom made by a fabricator. If you want to stick to tile and can't find the 12s, use the 6s and learn to love the extra grout lines.

I have never seen Fortuniana set seed anywhere I have encountered or grown it. Fortuniana is considered to be a cross between R. Banksiae and R. Laevigata, therefore a hybrid which would not germinate true to the type from seed. So, no, IF you could find Fortuniana seed, you would not be able to raise the exact rose you are looking for from its seed. And, I know of no source for Fortuniana seed as it has never set seed in my experience. Where are you located? You may be able to obtain cuttings, depending upon where you live.

Sorry, the pic wouldn't post in my reply above. eta: I guess it just took several hours for the pic to appear, thus the duplicate. from the website: Tiles can be installed using standard installation methods for thinset adhesives. A grout joint of 1/8" or greater is recommended. Use high quality adhesive from manufacturers such as Laticrete and Mapei, following manufacturers’ recommendations, depending on conditions. Clean with a neutral detergent. Just match the grout to the tile for that look.