Now we're into more drywalling, mudding, sanding, priming, painting, reinstalling the cabinet, etc. He was OK with that though since he noticed the new wall was bowed anyway, so it allowed him to fix that at same time. He took down the godmorgan which he had already installed, cut out a big piece of drywall, and altered the plumbing to accommodate. We have the 48 inch godmorgan with TWO drawers on each side, so our new plumbing wasn't in the right place, as it was centered in the middle and the pipe would've been in the way of the extra middle support for the 48 inch. At first we were going to just take it back, but he decided to keep it. Husband took a look at it when we got home and we read some of the comments, both here and ikea reviews. I wasn't sure the faucet came with the overflow piece in addition to the drain, but can confirm that it does. We bought the hamnskar, mostly due to the blacker color. Hamnskar has a country flair, while lundskar is more modern looking.

I found a difference btwn the black finishes in the two black ones, with the lundskar looking more like black stainless steel and the hamnskar looking more satin black (I haven't seen a matte black faucet in real life, so can't say if they are more matte than ikea's). The (third) cheap plastic one was not displayed nor available. We went to the store to look at the black ones. The gold colored faucet seems to now be gone from both the usa and Canada ikea sites.

Bathroom sink overflow cover black