Incorrect work by contractor

We hired a contractor to replace our kitchen counter with a new granite counter. We made sure to confirm the type of edge we wanted (bevelled) and the type of sink we wanted (60/40) along with where the faucet and soap dispenser should be. When we went to the house to take a look, they had put in the wrong sink (50/50), the edges weren't bevelled, and the countertop placement left a noticeably larger gap on the right of the stove (1.75") vs the left (0.5"). We clearly are not happy about this, and was told by the contractor that this new 50/50 sink is actually more expensive than the one we ordered (& confirmed with them on the day of), so we should be happy with it. As well, they said having bevelled edges is worse than having the rounded straight edge that was installed because it's not as comfortable to lean on. I feel like they are just trying to justify their mistakes and not wanting to correct it.

Do we have a right to not only have them correct their work, but to be compensated monetarily for the inconvenience of delaying our move-in and clean-up?

Thank you