My preference is for charchol gray cabinets or esspresso coloured with black and white would look stunning with the yellow accents...will have to be the right yellow and I think bright yellow would look great. I was looking for an image and could not find anything really suitable. hope this helps...Robyn

We have a couple of really great ready-made or made to order bars you might like. The first is a first is a fully equipped bar, ready made, but no castors. The second two are moveable bars that can be made to order. The next is a simple bar table that can be made in a variety of sizes and materials, with or without castors. I've included a pic of one of these installed (on client's deck). The last picture is great looking, practical bar with storage, prep and serving space. This can also be custom made and comes on castors so you can move it wherever you need. Let us know if any of these suit.

Not sure where you live but have you tried http://www.architecturaldoorhardware.com.au/ or http://vinco-architectural-hardware.business.site/ ? Ialso foudn some in other places when i searched houzz for knobs - https://www.houzz.com.au/professionals/s/knobs/c/au

Cherry Pop - great looking tiles, however your decsion to use them as splashback will depend on their size and the height of the available area to tile. With such a strong pattern you don't want to trim a tile to fit the height. The ideal solution would be to install the window so that the distance between the underside of the window architrave, near the bottom of the window, and the installed benchtop is exactly one tile in height. This will need some careful measurement and juggling of trades to get it perfect. Or you could change your pool tile to be less of a feature such as this simple, white, square, contemporary mosaic. As it is smaller, and has no pattern then it doesn't matter if a row needs to be trimmed to fit in the available wall space. Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls