Thank you for your comments. This bath is in an 1850s Victorian brownstone in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood. So, the 6x12 form is much more in the period than a 12x12 tile. However, personally I try to stay away from 12x12. The 6x12 is a much more interesting shape in any bathroom. A 12x12 tile just seems so "ordinary" to me. Also, you'll find that the smaller size (increased number of tiles) allows for more variation in the veining throughout the wall.

I agree...thanks so much!

What is your wall tile? Also, would you put brass with this marble if it is present in the rest of the room?

Gorgeous bathroom! This sink would be perfect for a bathroom remodel we're working on in an old 19th century house. Would you mind sharing the source? Thanks!

This console sink is completely custom. The legs are custom-sized from sinklegs.com, sink is from American Standard and the stone is custom-fabricated Calacutta Gold marble.

Thank you so much for the quick reply and info. We purchase American Standard products regularly and have a local stone fabricator. The sinklegs.com website is just what we needed! Appreciate your help.

Love this bath. What is the marble on the walls (New Ravenna) I am guessing. What is the name of it? Thank you. Would you say that Cosa has a comparable marble to this option called Monet?

Them marble is Calacutta gold. I'm not familiar with Cosa.

Hi bonsaibaby! It's 6x12 Calacatta Gold marble on the wall and it's honed. Here you can find it: http://www.carraratiles.com/calacatta-gold-italian-marble-6x12-subway-tile-honed.html

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