Kevin, Can you tell me 2 things about your vanity? What is the open dimensions of the sinks? (width and front to back)? And, what is the width of the under sink cabinet portion (the part directly under the sink). Thanks! I'm planning 2 60" double vanities (for 2 bathrooms) and want to make sure I have right size cabinets and sinks.

It seems like Calacatta Quartzite is a good choice because it doesn't etch. There's been some discussion on the kitchen forum about it. Good luck on your remodel and post pics when you're done! Here is a link that might be useful: Kitchen forum discussion on Calacatta Quartzite

@samuelzmom @angharad_musladin Hoping either of you or anyone can offer some advice. I read this thread before I ordered my weathered white zellige tile from cle but I ordered anyway in hopes of achieving my own swoon worthy zellige kitchen to match what I see all over social media. I’m in the middle of my install and now panicked. The color feels totally wrong - my lot seems most white/cool tones. I understood the tile had high color variations but I thought that meant high variation between my 19 boxes - that I would have a mix of white, cream, pink pink, and blues. I don’t know what to do now. Will grout improve this? I’m realizing there aren’t a lot of pre and post grout examples out there. Is this a trust the process type thing? My kitchen feels like a cartoon. Is this normal? LOL My samples are on the countertop for reference. They were much warmer (what I hoped for).

bellburgmaggie A free standing tub NEEDS space. It isn't "wasted" space. It is the space this fixture requires to even look good, or to functionally be able to clean around. I offered no solution, because there is none REQUIRED. The tub is centered under a focal point window in the rendering. The tub fill is centered on the tub, and is also centered on the "off center of room" window. It requires no solution. At all. In a better scenario, the tub would have MORE space........all three sides. But you are asking as to an uneven distribution of the space. The weight of the wood vanity on the left balances the total bath. It's fine, if a little snug for a free standing tub. And an agile cleaner. Or the built in tub, that would make more sense for the size of the bath. WITH a deck, and no way to get goo in the floor around that tub. That my dear IS the real "solution"