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The sink pedestal was made from a leftover piece of reclaimed wood, topped with a piece of granite from the 'bone yard' (leftovers and rejects at the granite yard). The wood, which came from a deconstructed barn in Vermont, and found its way to California, was used for the porch posts and beam, also for decoration as interior ridge beam and fireplace mantel. We had a piece left over and found a perfect use for it! The back was routed to hide the plumbing trap.

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kathleenjschwartz perfect ! looks great...thanks

PoshHaus wonderful look...

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We had looked at several solutions - one of then was to find a square or round plate to place between the wall and the faucet. Ultimately we decide on a silicon caulking with some of the backsplash grout color mixed in. It is basically a filler, and flexible to some degree, but the faucet is mounted to the wall with slightly longer screws to make up for the thickness of the pebbles.

Tali Hardonag Architect Home Depot sells this tile as well. There are several color variations.
The trick is to keep the grout from filling up too much, you want it to just hit below the pebble so that most of the pebble shows.

Maine Susan I bought mine at HD, I have them on the floor in my master bath and absolutely LOVE it!!! As Tali suggests had to really work at not overdoing the grout. Mine have been in place for about 3 years and still look great with no problems.

Kerrie L. Kelly Looks like it could be Dunn Edwards' Whisper Gray, DEC785.

Tali Hardonag Architect The color is Sherwin Williams 'Familiar Beige' SW 6093