Emmie, Have you tried Sudbury Granite? I was looking at a quote that I have from back in March and the total quote was about $75/sq ft installed for Carrara. The quote I have is for a vanity and tub surround. The price starts at $35/sq ft, but when you add in edging, backsplash polish, tax, delivery and installation it increases to about $74.60/sq ft. All of these are per sq ft charges. Based on this, I think your counter would come in under $500. I figured 6 sq ft for your vanity and backsplash. I could be way off, but it is worth a try. Their warehouse is in Mendon -- which isn't NW of Boston, but you could shoot down 495. Their phone number is 508-478-3976. I have actually been trying to get out there the last few weeks to finalize my bathrooms, but with the kids on vacation it is hard to do any house errands. I am still hoping to use Maine Soapstone for my kitchen, but my budget is shrinking and I may end up with Black Cambria Granite with a leather finish. It is a bit cheaper than Soapstone, but I have to convince myself that I will like it enough. Good luck. Alexa

I went to Ferguson, Sophie. All but one brand of vanities they carry is imported. And that brand's aesthetic was very "country." Kohler is making their vanities in Kentucky, but they are quite expensive. Please don't think we are lazy...some of us may have explored other options that were outside of our budgets. Looking at your profile, it says your typical project goes up to $100k (or am I missing a few zeros?). That just isn't plausible for some and I'm sure you know this. I buy mostly American made furniture, but even some of the major brands are sending production to Asia. Plenty of companies have High Point showrooms, but are getting their goods off container ships. Since you are a pro, I'm sure you know this as well.

Go shopping at a bit higher end stores than big box. Each bathroom will need different mirrors . Good bathroom stores genereally also stock mirrors.

Hire a Kitchen and Bath Designer immediately rather than making so many expensive mistakes. That you’re already making. Budget. Design. Specify. Select Contractor. Build. You don’t start at the end and work backwards.