It's a marble called "Winter Cloud".

The tag on this photo is showing it's a GRANITE called White Cloud. In a separate question you said it was a marble called Winter Cloud. Which one is it? Thanks for clarifying to everyone.

It is Winter Cloud marble, polished. There may indeed be a granite called White Cloud, but that is not this product.

Is there another picture of the other side which includes the counter, where the lights are hanging?

Love to have this counter top but have heard its (marble) not great for kitchens. Help!!!!

What is the width of this Kitchen Aid refrigerator? 36" or 42"?

I am looking at putting in a polished sink faucet, but I already have a brushed nickel pot filler. It looks like this is what you have in this kitchen but I would like to know for sure. I love the whole esthetics of this kitchen right down to the beautiful hardwood floors!

@amytkessler: The pot filler in the photo is actually polished nickel. You could probably mix the two finishes if they were not near each other in the kitchen. What finish is your cabinet hardware? I'd probably keep it all the same.
Gary Dresser
Dresser Homes

The kitchen is a very large galley style 26x14x26. The sink is on the short wall of wall of the kitchen and the stove is in the middle of one of the long walls. I would say it's about 10' or so away from each other. My cabinet hardware may change, but right now it's a brushed nickel looking metal. I just love the way the polished faucet stands out over a brushed finish. My husband got a good deal on the pot filler and bought it in advance of the kitchen remodel. We can get the faucet in brushed nickel but the only polished finish they have is chrome which I think might be too different. We're looking around for more options, but trying not keep the cost down at the same time. I might have to go with the brushed nickel as I'm sort of pickey about mixing finishes which is why I'm torn with this decision. My fridge is brushed stainless as well. Don't have island lights yet, but I like the ones you used alot!

I would not put polished chrome in the same room with polished nickel. The PN makes the chrome look cheap. Stick with your SN pot filler and get the PN faucet you want. It will all be fine!

Thank you so much for your advise. I can't tell you how much it means to me that you responded! I got home last night and took a closer look at the pot filler and it is not brushed nickel. It is actually brushed steel by Grohe and unfortunately, they do not have a matching faucet that goes with it. The handles on the pot filler are not used anywhere else on the line in both Grohe and HansGrohe sites even though its a current model. I think I'm resolved to go with the brushed steel and found an Elkay brushed steel bridge faucet that I think would go well with it. Now I have to convince my husband who is more into a single handle lever model rather than two. I have a farmhouse style sink and I think the bridge faucets look awesome with in the picutre's I've seen and I am alway drawn to the style when looking through magazines.

Here is the two pieces:
Faucet:
http://www.elkay.com/faucets/pull-down-spray/lkec2037

Pot Filler:
http://www.grohe.com/us/6373/kitchen/kitchen-accessories/pot-filler/product-details/?product=31041-G140&color=SD0&material=31041SD0

Let me know what you think...

What color grout did you use?? We did something insanely similar but with bigger spacing and I am concerned the spacing was too much and the grouting is being done tomorrow and I really want a seamless look

How tall are the ceiling? thanks