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We typically can prepare your quote in 30 minutes or less when you bring a completed project Information or rough project sketch with measurements to our showrooms
Cheshire Wet Bar
A large minimalist wet bar design example with a painted wood floor, an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, quartz countertops, and a mirror backsplash.
We typically can prepare your quote in 30 minutes or less when you bring a completed project Information or rough project sketch with measurements to our showrooms. Scheduling an appointment is not necessary, but is preferred by some customers. During your visit our courteous staff will help you finalize a few key decisions, including:
· Material type, thickness & color
· Splash configuration (e.g., 4” back and sidesplashes w/ full height at cooktop)
· Edge profile (e,g. Ease, OG or half bull nose)
· Sink type & quantity (e.g., one undermount stainless steel sink)
If you are unable visit our showrooms, you can still get a quick, free quote by sending your completed quote request form or rough sketch with measurements via web. Our turnaround time for emailed quote requests is about one business day in most cases, so you should call us at 912-235-2158 if you would like a quicker response or have any questions.
Best Designer Countertops of Savannah serve the greater Savannah area and low country area and take pride in our reputation for exceptional quality, outstanding customer service, and incredible reliability. We are a company division of Garpa Co a large imported and distributor of natural stone and solid surface
Best Designer Countertops of Savannah specializes in the custom fabrication and installation of natural and manufactured stone slabs for a variety of surfaces: Kitchens, Bars, Bathroom Vanities, Showers, Tubs, Laundry Rooms, Fireplaces, Outdoor Living Areas, Furniture Tops, and more!
We work with a wide variety of materials including: Granite, Marble, Travertine, Quartzite, Limestone, Onyx, Soapstone, Porcelain, and Slate, as well manufactured Quartz products by, Silestone, Viatera, and Zodiaq.
Here at Best, we are always excited to create long lasting beauty in homes, as well as form long lasting relationships with our clients. No matter what your remodeling or surface needs are, we are committed to providing top-notched finished products and the highest standard of care from beginning to end. Our team is proud to uphold our reputation and continue to exceed our clients’ expectations. We look forward to serving you!
Wet bars are convenient for ease of use and also free your home’s kitchen from unwanted party traffic as well as the extra supply replenishing trips required when entertaining. An integral part this setup is the water supply and this twisted, right angle home bar faucet displays the elegance of a ballerina when the liquid flows.
More specifically, this bibcock was inspired by the “Fifth Position” in ballet and rotates along some fascinating curves that are found throughout nature as you'll see below.
Watch The Water Flow
The curlicue water spout geometry of the Nastro (ribbon) spigot tap is actually designed in proportion to the golden ratio.* Its continuous, repetitive pattern is mathematically identical and shown above as a mesmerizing animated GIF.†
Is it a coincidence that it sort of looks like water swirling around a sink?
A Quick Geometry Lesson: Fibonacci Turns Golden
Feel free to fast forward thru the math by clicking here if you want.
The Golden Ratio, also known as the golden section, golden mean, divine proportion and others, is where the ratio of the sum of the quantities to the larger quantity is the same as the ratio of the larger quantity to the smaller one OR [ (a + b) / a ] = [ a / b ]. The result is approximately equal to 1.618 and typically symbolized by the lowercase Greek letter Phi as φ.
See any resemblance?
It wouldn't be a stretch to say the Fibonacci spiral may have played a role in the twists and turns of this water faucet design as well. After all, they're very similar.
Italian mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci of the Republic of Pisa first recorded the series of numbers, later named after him, in his Liber abaci in 1202 which were based on his earlier solution of a mathematical rabbit breeding problem regarding how many pairs of rabbits could be born in one year when starting with one male and one female.
A few assumptions were made, but basically, the Fibonacci sequence starts as 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, etc. and continues on so that when written as a rule its Xn = Xn-1 + Xn-2. If you want to get technical, you could correlate the equations with a closed form expression that uses the golden ratio within the Fibonacci formula itself.
But, who wants to do that? Let's keep things simple.
Both of these so-called logarithmic spirals are illustrated above inside a golden rectangle where Fibonacci's path is shown as a blue curving line going through each of the many golden rectangles inside one another and the Golden Spiral follows along the outside of the arcs of the corresponding pie shaped, shaded areas overlayed on top.
The two trajectories actually converge at higher number values which is starting to become apparent in the graphic above.
Not that you really care, but . . .
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The Golden Ratio Is All Around Us
And, its pretty cool.
20+ Examples Of The Fibonacci Sequence In Nature:
Whirlpools
Hurricanes
Seed Heads
Ocean Waves
Flower Petals
Tree Branches
DNA Molecules
Aloe Polyphylla
Chameleon Tails
Some Spider Webs
Fern Fiddleheads
Inner Ear Cochlea
Elliptical Honeycombs
Horns of Goats and Rams
Honeybee Colony Lineage
Pine Cones and Pineapples
Calla Lilies and Comfrey Flowers
Cauliflower and Romanesco Broccoli
The Milky Way and other Spiral Galaxies
Conch, Nautilus, Mollusk, Snail and Seashells
Along with all the au naturel spirals listed above, countless other exemplars from architecture, music, painting and much, much more (including you) exhibit patterns that are either partially or what appear to be fully derived from or mimic the Golden Spiral / Fibonacci sequence. This video sheds some eye-popping light on the phenomenon.
Wow!
So, why is all this so important anyway?
Its not, but if you decide to add a Nastro tap to your nautilus shell shaped basin or winding river sink you'll certainly have a nice lead in with lots to talk about if you need a conversation starter. Of course, there's always sports.
But, we digress.
Don't Let Your Party Spiral Out Of Control
The graceful design of the Ritmonio Nastro water faucet would be a handsome accent to your wet bar and a very handy piece of what might best be described as ancillary or auxiliary bartending equipment. Styles are available with dual levers for hot and cold running water as well as for other applications like kitchen and bathroom sinks, tubs, etc.
References
* - Nastro faucet design by.
† - Animated GIF of Fibonacci sequence in a purple, pink, green and golden spiral outwards via.
