It is a shame your original selection is no longer available, but rather than thinking of either your your alternate options as a compromise, perhaps they actually present an opportunity! I think that the basin shape of the Arto gives a cleaner line and think it is a good idea to stay in keeping with other items you have in the house already. As not dimensions are provided it is not clear, but I think yo may have an issue placing a liquid soap dispenser in an easily accessible position on the top of either basin - you may need to consider another dispensing option. Vanities appear to be slim line which leads me to think space is at a premium & that being the case, having 2 doors on the vanity cupboard may be advantageous as they of of course take less room to open either individually or together. I hope this is of some help to you. All the best!

Hi Wally, when your tops were made, all the corners and folds were welded and flushed, whereby making invisible joins. You could now get a Stainless Steel Fabricator back in to weld up these holes and then flush the welds and resurface the whole benchtop; bringing it back to its original condition and making the holes invisible. Hope this is of help to you. Malcolm

if each hand basin is 500mm and the counter is 1800 there'll be 800mm left to be divided into three portions...perhaps 250 on each end and 300 in the middle will give a symmetrical feel anything else will be skimpy but also consider the depth (front to back space) and given the option i would opt for a deeper counter for extra space along the back...50 to 100mm extra depth could be very useful

What material is it and by integrated does that include basin?