I do have a Karbon. Wall-mounted. Love it. I looked all over for a soap dispenser that wouldn't argue with the Karbon. We just put this one in. It looks good, but its operation seems to be to be a bit stiff. This saves on soap though. :) My last soap dispenser gushed at the slightest pressure. Sorry but I still don't have a working camera to show you how it looks with the Karbon. :( rc Here is a link that might be useful: Kohler K1995 soap dispenser

I read this post at the beginning of the week when you first posted it, and now I can't stop worrying about it. I hadn't realized how big the whitehaven is compared to other farmhouse apron sinks. I have been planning on using the moen Woodmere pulldown faucet, but i don't know if I'll have room. I'm now thinking about a window bump out (probably too expensive) or pulling out the sink cabinet a couple inches. Ugh. Thanks for pointing this out!! I hope more people post pics of their whitehavens installed. It's a pretty new sink so it's been hard to find pics.

Me me! I got the smaller one for my sink. My drain is set back so it works great and I didn't want a really tall faucet. Everyday I tell my dh how much I love this faucet (I got it in stainless). It's all metal and feels very nice and expensive. I got mine on Amazon for $272 and I would pay double that now for another one - that's how much I love it. Here are two pics (older and slightly blurry). The first one is kind of far off and the second is closer but that's when the faucet wasn't hooked up, just sitting in place. Faucet not hooked up:

fwiw...some cheapie hints... Home Depot online can be accessed through EBates, which gives a little rebate for the referral. Go to Ebates first (have to register), then go to HD. Some of the other online kitchen stuff companies are also available through the Ebates internal referral service. I got a $35 refund check from them one month. I wish I had known about Ebates before I spent big bucks on two cast iron sinks and two faucets through HDepot online. Look for online codes and/or holiday discounts from the various vendors. You'd be surprised what are considered "holidays" by the online companies. Mayday might be a 10% off day, that kind of thing. I know that "Black Friday" after Thanksgiving was a good discount day (actually the entire weekend and the Monday afterward) and even April Fool's Day had a discount for some vendors. Often the home web page for a company has today's discount code listed on it. I've sometimes emailed the company on the "contact us" and asked point-blank, "Is there a discount today or in the next week which I need to type in when I buy online?" Often they give me the info. Or they tell me to register for their email newsletter so I can snag the upcoming code for the next "sale." At least that tells me that there is a sale coming up.