Well, I am a day late but I would go with the fire opal. It is much nicer that the irruption one having seen both! Just so you know, the finish of these sinks is painted/baked on the outside and they are not "see through" I ordered 3 sinks from os before keeping the one I am going to use. I picked the fire red but it was burgandy, then picked the marine glass but it was too green and finally settled on the Ruby Red one which is closest to the color I wanted but not as thick or nice as the Kraus ones, it is a Vigo. Also, I don't know how much the corian is or how big your vanity is but a granite remnant would probably be less expensive and I love the look.I have a small vanity and the granite was under $200 installed. I ruined the deal though by adding the backsplash, a shower curb and bench and a windowsill but still it was all together much less than just the corian for the vanity.

Thanks for the all the advice poolguynj and for yours, mikethepoolguy. Our new RayPak heater is now installed. The installer is still issuing dire warnings that the pilot and the heater outer casing will rust out quickly (he calls the heater a "RustPak") and says that we will need a high wind stack. Our local dealer says he never sells high wind stacks for Ray Paks! Time will tell but after reading all the info/comments on heaters on this site I feel confident that we have a good heater. Thanks again guys!

Ooh, i don't usually like granite, but that granite, with that vanity and those floors...fabulous! You have good taste! Sorry that ganite didn't work! Your inspiration photo has white solid surface counter of some kind...could be silestone, or corian. I think that would look good too if you went just a little warmer than white white. You say you've got white tiles in the shower so white countertops could work? Looks like you've used a lightish gray grout on the floor, and I think that color of grey for the walls could be really nice. I'm not very good at recommending specific paint colors, but, I know that many folks that have selected grey rave about Ellen Kennon's Gustavian grey. You can try searching for Ellen Kennon on the web and learn more about her full spectrum paint. I think she has some rooms that have been painted Gustavian Grey on her site. Ellen also offer free color consultatin via phone, if you buy her paint. Keep us posted and thanks for the pics!

That's ok, I would maybe openly suggest consider other than white grout because visually that's all the eye is drawn too and at first sight its busy and so many times I hear "were just happy its done". With so many designs and colors its over whelming. Stick with your first . I always enjoy hearing visions color/contrast stone/tile and Eq. Cheers