The Duravit comes with a pedestal for $127. Is there a reason you don't want that one?

Thank you, homepro01. I really don't like the look of those pedestals. Our house is circa 1938 and while we didn't go for totally period, we wanted it to be somewhat period-appropriate. A lot of these Deco-era houses had a wall-hung sink, and some also had the console legs. It's also the only bathroom for our family of four, and it's on the narrow side, so the floor space is nice. Obviously the console legs will interrupt that but not as much as those extra bulky Duravit pedestals, which also give the sink a more contemporary look.

Understood. Don't know much about the options you posted. I would be wary of a cheap option because the legs will get banged into often and I would not want something that would show dents easily. The pedestal that came with the Duravit Scola is very solid but it is too contemporary and will not fit with your sink.

Can you order a sample of the material from Palmer industries to see what you are getting?

Good luck!

Palmer sells through showrooms, as well as through direct sales. A showroom near me carries their consoles and has one on view. You may want to see if one of the showrooms near you has one on display. A look at theirs may tell you something that helps you to decide.