Thank you for your interest but I don't disclose what my clients pay for the majority of the items shown in photographs of their homes...it's out of respect for their privacy. I hope you understand. Many of these items, if you ask for specific sources, can be looked up on your own to gain pricing (if the vendors work directly with the public). Kind regards.

How durable are those Steelskin counters? I have a job that requires me to work in different locations so I would rent my house at times. Just wondering if my tenants did dent or scratch the counters, how much of a pain is it to repair them?

In theory Stainless Steel counters are probably the most durable counter surface you can put in a kitchen. The catch is they have to be done correctly and must be high quality stainless steel. Think about restaurant kitchens...the vast majority of their counter surfaces are stainless steel. Regarding dents, scratches, etc...stainless will show surface scratches over time but a well used counter will develop this wear consistently over its surface (look at any stainless that's been around for a while and you'll see what I mean). Dents shouldn't be an issue IF good quality stainless is used and the fabricators use the appropriate substraights. I hope this is useful!

Thank you!