I'm not sure I can be of much help. I have my prep sink as a corner sink. It is in the corner where my counter and peninsula meet. The counter cuts across on an angle has you have drawn and the sink is 16"x16". The problem with corner sinks is the size of cabinet needed for installation. To my left,under counter, is the microwave and to my right is my trash pull-out. My DW is located elsewhere beside my clean-up sink. I think you would definitely need a bank of drawers between the sink and DW because there wouldn't be enough room for you to stand at the sink and load the DW. You would fall over the door. You could put a 15" bank of drawers or pull-out that house your kitchen linens, cleaning supplies, etc. Other option is to put the DW in the island with the prep sink. Or you can put your prep sink/pull-out trash in the corner with a clean-up sink and DW on the island The pull-out trash should be wherever you are doing your prep work, so if that's happening in the island then that's where it should be. I don't have any trouble cleaning behind my corner sink and there is no more water splash then with any other type of sink. With that view that you have I'm all for putting in a sink in that corner. That's why we put in a corner prep sink was to take advantage of the view. My clean-up sink overlooks the street. I happen to think that corner sinks get a bit of a b** rap but I love how mine has worked out. This has kind of rambled (no coffee yet) so if you need further clarification just ask!

if I want it to be there all the time-I arrived to the conclusion that hand knotted rugs are a very nice option:) they are very resilient, actually, and look very cool. depends on a room of course there are some cotton washable bath mats that I like as well..they stay in the place and can withstand a lot. The backing must be good on these. I liked my Anthropologie one-it was great for kids' bath, non slippery, interesting shape, and emerged from the washer looking new each time. if I don't want bath mat there for all the time-I just use towels/towel like mats, that are easy to wash, hang to dry, put away..

Thanks for the replies. North Texan, that's a good idea, but can two different types of lights with the same number of lumens still make colors look different? Catbuilder, I thought about that but my GC wants me to pick a Sherwin Williams color and my SW store doesn't have those different lights, just the store's fluorescent lights. I wonder how they compare? I guess I could take my color samples over to Home Depot where I know they have those. Thanks

soosi B1273.003 Appears to be the license number for Four Winds nurseries. CDFA=California Department of Food and Agriculture #3007061. The number is probably an in house number for record keeping with the CDFA. Tree variegation is caused by a pathogen that doesn't kill the tree but discolors its leaves. These trees are weaker as a results. Your tree has thrown off its pathogen so consider yourself and your tree as "very lucky". I have 2 Fukushu Kumquat trees that have flowered very lightly with no fruit set. The seed grown Fukushu is 6 years old 6.5 feet tall and 3 foot diameter dense bush. The other is gafted to C35 and is 46 inches tall and a very dense 3 foot diameter too. I have a grafted Meiwa on Kuharske Citrange from Harris Citrus that is not compatible to the rootstock and it just barely holds it's own. It is the same size it was 5 years ago when Cory gifted it to me. It produces about 10 - 30 fruits ranging from a 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch in diameter. I have 4 seed grown Meiwa kumquats 3 years old each. One tree produced 2 fruits by 1.75 years old then produced another 30 fruits ripening from 2 years 11 months to 3 years 1 month. A second tree produced 1 fruit at 3 years age and the other 2, one of which flower profusely with no fruit while the 4th, just a few fruitless flowers. Feed 5-1-3 NPK. Lots of light. I don't know what else to do. I have only 1 out of 7 kumquat trees doing anything worth mentioning. Since the grafted Meiwa was a gift from Cory and the other 4 were grown from seeds from Cory's tree I can say I am only out money spent on fertilizer. My time spent is a hobby and no regrets with a lot of enjoyment. Steve