Hello there, when it comes to bidets, especially in a gloss black finish, then your choices are limited. I suggest looking up the following link. http://parisi.com.au/products/jazz-wall-faced-bidet-black/ This is directing you to the Parisi Jazz black wall faced bidet with 3 tap holes. This may work with your requirement, needing a vertical spray. You can install what your required tapware to this. Another option is installing a normal gloss black suite (from the Parisi Jazz range) and installing a bidet seat from the Bidet Shop. Follow this link to see the options .http://www.thebidetshop.com.au/ We are re-sellers of both products. Please phone us if you require further information.

We are doing a new kitchen with antique white shaker cupboards & drawers and I'm thinking a painted, pressed metal splashback behind a free standing 90cm heritage style electric cooker and the subway tiles elsewhere. We are doing an oiled natural shaped huon pine slab for the main benchtop.

Yes I notice the same with those angular, trough-like bathroom basins. You have to put lots of water in before you can dip in a face washer or anything. Plus those squared off basins/sinks tend to splash water more easily. Give me a rounded-off basin/sink anytime. Flush-mount preferably!

I only specify an overmount sink for clients if the benchtop surface warrants one. The last time I did was because the client wanted a timber benchtop. I managed to find a beautiful black quartz composite sink that worked well and looked like a feature in the kitchen because it matched the colour of the cabinets. My usual go to sink is definitely undermount because of its aesthetic and practical advantages. Small chips can always be smoothed out if need be but really, there is no substitute for being careful!