I can - for my last remodel (last year), I used TrueStone in San Francisco, and I thought they were great. Prompt, efficient, made suggestions where requested, and told me things they knew I hadn't thought of, always called to keep me up to date on their whereabouts, and did a great job. Here's a picture of one bathroom counter (the others were large, but probably easier because they were 3 cm Ceasarstone. This one has a nearly invisible mitered edge.

Thank you! Sounds great!! I had not heard of them. I love that thick countertop.

I've used Marblus Granite for granite bathroom counters in one house and kitchen marble in another. The marble was a tricky job to do but they matched the grain perfectly and 2 years later we're still thrilled with it. Highly recommend them.

Here is a link that might be useful: Yelp reviews of Marblus