Beautiful sinks
Sunday, April 20, 2008
More beautiful kitchen sinks.
Enjoy!
What strikes me the most about this sink and counter is the rustic appeal of the concrete against the glossy cast iron sink. A mix of materials-Beautiful.


The concrete countertops were cast in place and finished with an acrylic sealer and a special wax. To maintain the patina, they're rewaxed about every two months.
As seen in House Beautiful.
French country style with the farmhouse sink is the cleanup and storage area, where dishes are kept. House Beautiful.
Ann Sacks's Zeus sink with an antique copper patina is paired with Kohler's Vinnata faucet in Vibrant Brazen Bronze. From House Beautiful. Click here.
Bucks County Soapstone makes the old-fashioned farmhouse sink with a canted front and a little dip in the rim, as if it had worn down over the years. Perrin & Rowe faucet for Rohl.
Franke's Manor House apron-front sink in stainless steel puts an industrial spin on the country look. As seen in House Beautiful.A duo with creative details.
The Farmhouse sinks and Julia faucets are from Waterworks. The counter top is made of two 3/4 inch slabs of Calacatta Oro marble put together, for extra thickness, then topped with a third layer in back. As seen in House Beautiful.
French Country in Darien, Connecticut. Click here for House Beautiful article.
The Farmhouse sinks and Julia faucets are from Waterworks. The counter top is made of two 3/4 inch slabs of Calacatta Oro marble put together, for extra thickness, then topped with a third layer in back. As seen in House Beautiful.
French Country in Darien, Connecticut. Click here for House Beautiful article.

2 comments:
I like the copper sinks a lot. They have a lot of cool colors that come out of them over time and use as well as being practical. Copper itself is an antimicrobial surface that is naturally self-renewing. Few metals have these properties of being both germ free and able to naturally repair themselves. Pretty and practical!
I like the French country style kitchen sink most.
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