Beautiful wood vanity! But to be honest - I'm not sure any other type of top would look right on it.

It's hard to answer because strangely Duravit doesn't show the crucial front-to-back depth dimension on their drawing.

I'm about to do the opposite - I have a 24"w Vero sink I picked up cheap on Craigslist that's used but in great condition, and am planning to place it atop a wall-mounted Ikea Godmorgan cabinet (probably also the wood color) - the Duravit sink is about the same size (and not all that different in appearance) to Ikea's own Odensvik sinks (the 47-1/4" version shown below, which would be a low-cost ($130) alternative to the Vero top). I used the Godmorgan/Odensvik combo in the 47-1/4" width in another bathroom and am very impressed with both pieces. I used a nice waterfall faucet on that one, and nearly everyone who's seen the renovated bathroom thinks they're expensive high-end fixtures. I will have to find a way to obtain the unique Ikea drain plumbing to route the drain behind the drawers though, which Ikea includes with their sinktops and doesn't sell separately.

Anyway, I don't see anything obvious about the Duravit cabinet that would stop any flat-edged top of the right dimensions from being used with it.
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Numbersjunkie - isn't it?! I wouldn't want to do something crazy like a busy granite, we really just want something very similar but less shiny.

Lee676 - Interesting that you are doing the opposite. I think that is easier because the Vero top would only lift more of the plumbing out of your IKEA cabinet whereas a shallower top would push it down farther into the Duravit cabinet. I tried the argument that if we can't find anything we agree on, might as well save some money and do IKEA. However, after reading some mixed reviews about the Godmorgon on GW I'm having a tough time convincing my husband of that option, too.

How weird that Duravit doesn't show the depth on the drawings. The base is 18 1/8" D. The top is 19 1/4" deep, but it looks like it could take something up to a 1/2" more or less deep (from what I have seen in showrooms).

Any Corian fabricator could do a custom top similar to that with mitering the edge for an thickness of whatever is needed. It would not be as cheap as the top that's designed for it, but it wouldn't be subject to chipping or other impact damage that could possibly damage porcelain.