Hard to see anything with the plastic in place. Most are not really issues. Anything not visible from 3’ away isn’t an issue. The seams are mostly fine, save 1 that needs to be tweaked. You should expect a gap of 3/16 against any wall +-1/16. Read the industry standards.

The farmhouse sink - cabinet company should have the template or specs prior to accommodate

Gap to drywall - that's chalkable or drywall mud can fill in wall. Did you specify top to be scribed and tight or ?.

What is photo #5?

Something's wrong with your cabinet at the sink, but I can't tell what from the pictures. It looks like the face is missing. What brand/model is the sink please?

I don't know what's wrong in picture 2.

Picture 3 looks like a mismatched edge profile.

I have no idea what picture 4 is and picture 5 looks like it needs a bead of caulk.

How about pictures taken back further and some context please?

Hi all, so grateful for the feedback.

Joseph-- it's a Kohler Whitehaven. Self trimming farm sink.

The company reinstalled the bridge and fixed the knick with epoxy today, and I'm actually ok with how it came out. Attaching more pictures of the finished product and the sink.

It is a self trimming sink. So why did the cabinet guy cut the sink base at all? It just slips over the panel.

Maybe it looks odd because it's Ikea?

Now I'm noticing stains that look like straight black lines on the marble. Any ideas what these are?

It could be anything. Natural stone will have some marks. Try rubbing hard with a dry paper towel or microfiber cloth and then try them wet.

Thanks, Chispa. I'll give that a try.

Hit the black marks with acetone on a white rag or paper towel please.

Tried acetone on a white rag. Didn't do anything.