Soorikian Architecture I didn't tag this and I'm not sure what you are seeing tagged. This project is a Soorikian design. Please let me know what you are referring to. Thanks.

Garret Cord Werner Thank you Soorikian Design. In the photo information/description there is a tag to us, but thank you for clarifying!

rebeccaoneill Carrara vs. Calacatta Marble: What is the Difference?
The Answer is in the Color and Veining of These Popular Italian Marbles
34EmailPrintEmbed on Your Site
Share:
Carrara or Calacatta? People often mix up these two marbles, so I decided to create an ideabook to illustrate the differences. These terms are used interchangeably because both of these Italian marbles are very similar in appearance: white with gray veining. To add to the confusion, much of Calacatta comes from Carrara, Italy. In general, Carrara tends to be grayer with softer veining, while Calacatta is whiter with bolder more dramatic veining. There are additional subtle differences and once you know what to look for, you should be able to distinguish between Carrara and Calacatta. Let's compare some Houzz examples:
Add to Ideabookby Chelsea Atelier Architect, PC by Chelsea Atelier Architect, PC
Calacatta: The patterning on this one is predominately larger and thick.
Add to Ideabookby Olga Adler by Olga Adler
Carrara: Here, tile is used to frame a traditional fireplace. Carrara veining tends to be linear.
Add to Ideabookby Garret Cord Werner by Garret Cord Werner
Calacatta: A slab with dramatic gray veining makes a stunning fireplace surround. Calacatta is rarer than Carrara and is considered a luxury stone.
Add to Ideabookby See Construction by See Construction
Carrara: On this waterfall island countertop, the gray veining is small and fine.
Add to Ideabookby LDa Architecture & Interiors by LDa Architecture & Interiors
Calacatta: A vanity counter and large floor tiles make this master bath light and airy.
Add to Ideabookby Fluff by Fluff
Carrara: Although this marble has some large and dramatic veining like Calacatta, it is grayer and also has many fine feathery lines.
Add to Ideabookby Suzie Parkinson SÜZA DESIGN by Suzie Parkinson SÜZA DESIGN
Carrara: The backsplash has an overall gray tone and provides the color in this white kitchen.
Add to Ideabookby Soorikian Architecture by

chome This is not my picture...but I just ordered some cup pulls that look pretty close to this, in satin nickel. Look under Pottery Barn, Classic Hardware collection...if you do, btw the extra-large pull is 6 inches long. Its kind of confusing on the website

Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. Rohl has a similar one, but it is not the same as the one pictured. The general description is a chrome kitchen bridge fauct with lever handles and a sidespray.
Rohl U.4719L Patented, Internally Diverting, Double Handle Bridge Kitchen Faucet with Insulated Brass Sidespray from the Perrin & Rowe Kitchen Series
http://www.faucetdirect.com/rohl-u-4719l-patented-internally-diverting-double-handle-bridge-kitchen-faucet-with-insulated-brass-sidespray-from-the-perrin/p689364
:) Rhoda

Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. I think I figured it out, having found a similar sidespray.
Looks like an Easton Classic Gooseneck Two Hole Kitchen Mixer with metal handles by Waterworks:
http://www.waterworks.com/products/fittings/faucet/kitchen-mixer/classic-gooseneck-two-hole-kitchen-mixer/1436
:) Rhoda