Busymom03 - air gaps are not needed because dishwashers today come with a "high loop" hose which serves the same function as the air gap (and some say actually functions better than the air gap). It prevents the backwash of dirty water back onto your dishes in the DW. The high loop hose is why there is no longer a requirement for an air gap except for 3 states. Here are a couple videos by inspectors that discuss the high loop hose placement. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S_0OWuFVLNw https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EmYhzKgjmZo

I thought I'd give you an update on the remodel. It took longer and created a lot more dust than I ever imagined, but here's the result. I'm very happy with the way it looks and functions. In the second picture you can see part of a wall on the left (behind the fake orchid) and on the right (beside the refrigerator). These walls formerly extended in straight lines until they met in the foreground. That was the enclosed kitchen. The entrances to the kitchen were where the microwave is now and where the double ovens are now. The kitchen had no windows or other sources of natural light. It was a small, dark room. Now it is completely opened up into the living room. This is a 1600 sq ft condo, so it's not very big to start with. The countertops are leathered finish granite which doesn't reflect the undercabinet lighting like polished granite. I love it. Refrigerator and ovens are The Signature Kitchen by LG. Induction cooktop and dishwasher are KitchenAid. Backguard with two warming racks is DCS. Hood with warming lights and inline blower is from Proline. This is a Before picture. The kitchen is behind that bookcase. They managed to detach the bookcase from the wall and move it into the dining room seen through the doorway on the left. That's not the wall you see through the bookcase. That's the back of the bookcase painted the same color as the wall. This is After. That's a Delta faucet and Nantucket zero radius sink with rack. The drain is on the right in this picture but on the left when you're working in the kitchen. I love it. And a shot from the opposite direction

We’re going for a right rear drain sink from them and I’m very sure I’ll be happy with this choice.

Thanks @eld6161 but I looked at all wayfair product, the one you show wont work cause the sink is on the left but the drain is not on the right of the centerline of the vanity by 3" @Jan Moyer inches matter, here where I am permit guys are crazy picky, my contractor got jobs not permitted twice because of a clearance of 28" and 29" and said he is not gonna take the risk anymore to then have to redo it. @vdcruise : I don't wanna waste the space below the sink (super small bathroom). So I definitely need a vanity with drawers or doors to store stuff. I don't understand why sink has to be big. I like to have some space to keep a nice toothbrush/paste holder, soap dispenser, and maybe another couple items you use all the time? Maybe I am missing the point, but why does the sink have to be big. As a man, I don't get it, but maybe I miss stuff girls do (maybe dye the hair, but do you need a bigger than 16" circular sink for that? S.uch as this beautiful one)