designs by human. Hi @morinb, thanks for the question! I can look into it and see if the manufacturer still makes this light. If so would you want to order it?

morinb That depends on price

designs by human. Hello @Sarah Walters, thanks for the question! This product is Silestone "Bamboo" in 3CM thickness. Please let me know if you have any further questions.

jpedicano Great tip. The design tool on their website is addicting. Too many possibilities. I really appreciate your response.

designs by human. Not a problem Jim, Also I received your email but it keeps bouncing back when I try to respond, let me know if you have further questions and feel free to contact me at designsbyhuman@gmail.com. I look forward to speaking with you!

cocohouzz Thanks for your input. Actually I was having my kitchen installed by home depot. I really want to put in the white Carrara marble but have been told to steer clear due to cost and difficulty to maintain. Does marble cost that much more than silestone?

designs by human. The maintenance is more, its a softer stone and can stain easier, everyone uses the red wine example. Quartz is non-porous so its harder and easier to maintain. The few times I have used marble its been less expensive than quartz, like I said before, it can depend where you find it. Hope this helps.

Paul Anater I can't tell for sure form this photo, but they remind me of some of the art glass shades available from Tech Lighting: http://www.techlighting.com/Default.aspx

designs by human. Sorry for such a late reply! The pendant lights were custom made by a glass artist here in Boise, we collaborated and came up with a color scheme and he made them to order. The clients purchased the hardware and electrical connections separately from a local hardware store.