Hi Lavender, thanks for posting that. i did move the prep sink around the corner. I also reduced the size of my main sink. I wish I could have found a ticor in a smaller size but they were too small (fitting into a 24" sink base). I did find an Elkay that had an interior space of 25" by 18". This seems big enough for me for clean up and allows me to change the 33" sink base to a 27" and therefore squeeze a little more over in that area in terms of storage for kitchen towels, napkins, etc. -- I have been thinking of the peninsula in something different - maybe mahogany? Circus, the original doorstyle I liked has less curves and details - it is more geometric and a little bit cleaner lined - this is not to say that I don't like the one above. i do like it very much. Sayde, I got your email and emailed you back- thanks! CEFreeman - fortunately I can modify and go to slab drawerfronts and it is still at a 0% premium. Thanks y'all for chiming in!

Who ordered and received the tiles? That’s who should have inspected them all, and reordered if they felt they were defective. Once they’re installed. There’s no recourse. You own the issue. It has nothing to do with the installation. It’s all in the tile. Tilers install what they are given. They don’t know what you ordered or how it “should” look. Just an FYI... This is a common, and often repeated, myth. It is not correct. You have a duty to limit the damages of other parties in a contract. You can't install tile that you suspect may be defective and pawn it off on someone else's duty to inspect the tiles. If a reasonable person in the profession and/or providing the services that you are performing would question the quality of materials being installed then you have an affirmative duty to stop work until you have verification. That duty is a staple of contract law in all U.S. states and most other countries.

I didn't get this style (Hex Modern) as I chose another style from Phyllrich. I am extremely happy with the quality of my fixtures as well as the aesthetics. The company was also great to work with as they are a relatively small company located in Southern California and so I was able to make some modifications. Do you mean hand held when you are asking about "shower spray handle". I have two hand held "wands" but they are are are just columns with a rather innocuous "wand" attached in the same finish as the rest of the fixtures. The actual control valves match the sink faucets. My shower head is actually a Speakman design which I believe was purchased through Phyllrich but when I was considering different style heads and hand held options it wasn't Phyllrich specific. I have a thermostatic shower valve so I have the three way diverter plus the temperature control in the shower plus the shower head plus two hand helds. I have the matching toilet paper holder and bathroom faucet. You can call the company to find out exactly what they carry and I would imagine they could advise you as to what items would work with what you are getting.

I'm still looking, but I found these: https://www.lumens.com/welles-3-spoke-pendant-by-gabriel-scott-ABR1701497.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=PLA&utm_term=&utm_brand=Gabriel-Scott&utm_id=ABR1701497&utm_campaign=14400048680&gclid=Cj0KCQiAraSPBhDuARIsAM3Js4pJBOqEkirVQVBUhrjtGqm1FL4dXY-rblu091VSAd5ykHY-tu1fZMIaAj-MEALw_wcB and they can be ordered with brass interiors to get the effect.