a) not yet. but Signature Hardware, for example, has tons. I'm not exaggerating. Check them out. I saw a couple with French(lets call it so) motives. Saw them on the Houzz as well. Of course Kohler makes some but the prices are crazy. Also, would be hesitant to overdo it maybe. So. Alternatively, I'd pick no pattern ceramic. Maybe colored one. Wouldn't go with glass, wouldn't go with stone..right metal might be a good choice maybe?

b) no idea

c) what a beauty!!!

Thank you April. Will check out Signature Hardware.

Got it off of CL. I was thinking maybe copper? It needs to be small though so I have room in back for a faucet.

I had checked Kohler's out but nothing was the right size or looked right.

What about something like this? https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Square-Vessel-Hammered-Copper-Sink/10183268/product.html?refccid=JXTZCII6AW72FXCKT7W5C2BXLM&searchidx=4

I was also thinking copper..but I'm almost always thinking" maybe copper"..:)

seriously though, copper might work very nicely

jmwi, I saw that one and put it in my wish list. I think that would be perfect.

Thanks Olychick. If I must mount it to the side, I will, but it's not my first choice. Actually looking at these examples, I'm thinking if I can angle the faucet into the corner of the walled side it won't be bad at all.

How about using the back of the piece like a backsplash and add wall mounted taps through the tile area or higher on the wood if need be? Kids like this but higher to accomadate your vessel sink.

roarah, I had originally thought of that too but am not sure if it would work since the faucet would have to be fairly high up? Obviously I'd choose a faucet that stuck out more, but here's an idea of how it might work.

That is what I would have done in my recent bath addition but the sink is on an exterior wall so I could not wall mount. I think it only will not work if you are, like me, in a region with cold winters and the sink is on an exterior wall. But if my memory serves you are in a sunshine state☺️

Would you consider a drop in sink or is it to short for that?

ETA, I actually think high mounting taps will work in the pieces favor with a vessel sink to compensate for it being only 28 high.

Thanks roarah. Yes I'm in the sunshine state, so even though a tiny corner of the powder room wall is an outside wall, it's not a problem. We don't freeze here (Well maybe at 3 am one or two nights every other year). Cold yes. Freeze no. So putting it on that wall won't be a problem.

While my first choice would be a drop in sink, the vanity height is too low to consider that at 28" high. I think you're right that wall mounted will favor a vessel sink.

cpartist, I am using an 18" deep vanity table for my bath vanity and I bought a Victoria and Albert Amalfi 55 vessel sink. It is 13 3/8 front to back, 21 5/8 wide and 6 5/8 high at the highest point. I liked the way the sides came up to catch any splashes. The photo in the link shows it with a modern single hole faucet and you may be able to squeeze one behind it, but the wall-mount one you were discussing above would be perfect. Plus, with the 28" high table, a 6" high sink would make it 34", which would be perfect. If you still want to add height, LeeValleyTools.com sells some adjustable leg levelers that you drill into the ends of the legs. You can add a bit of height with them.

Here is one by Nameeks that is more reasonably priced and a bit smaller.

https://www.build.com/caracalla-by-nameeks-ca4047/s1194346

It has the same look, however.

And for $343, here it is in copper by Premier Copper Products!

https://www.build.com/premier-copper-products-vbt20db-bathroom-sink/s739592

Ronbow makes a lot of reasonably priced vessel sinks, and a lot of them have overflows, too. Here is one that will work if you use the wall-mount faucet and it is only $237.

https://www.build.com/ronbow-200104-bathroom-sink/s111489

Here are things I found at Lee Valley to give you a bit of height. You can get brass feet that you have to drill into the legs of your table to install. They will add a maximum of 3/4 to 1 inch. The thing is, I don't think you can safely drill that big a hole into your legs.

http://www.leevalley.com/US/Hardware/page.aspx?p=70902&cat=3,40993,41282&ap=1

http://www.leevalley.com/US/Hardware/page.aspx?p=40828&cat=3,40993,41282&ap=1

These add a half inch and will keep the piece level.

http://www.leevalley.com/US/Hardware/page.aspx?p=50308&cat=3,40993,41285&ap=1

Nancy, thank you so much!!! I'm going to look over these later. The first sink look is perfect except I wonder about using a white sink. Although the toilet will be white so maybe it will be fine?

You are welcome. I think that white looks great with the tiles on the back of the piece, but you also have to have a sink short enough to let you SEE them, and that is why I kept looking and did not stop with my sink. How many inches up is the start of the tile strip, and how high is the tile strip? I am stranded at home with no car, so have time to look. Plus, I have looked at every vessel sink for a small furniture piece out there!

This one is only 4" high. Just be careful that a faucet coming from the wall does not splash too much. You probably also need to get the measurement of the space between the legs on the backsplash. You may want to stay within those, too.

https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/23-Inch-Stone-Resin-Solid-Surface-Oval-Shape-Bathroom-Vessel-Sink/10625794/product.html?refccid=PJUXTX742H42PX2IGJ6TAMEBIY&searchidx=20

Later this week I'll need to get back to our storage unit to double check all those measurements. Once I do, I can play with those sinks by photoshopping them onto the vanity.

It was because the background of the tile wasn't white that I was considering doing a copper sink. I will get back to you.