We modeled our kitchen around this sink, adding nice touches such as the copper tiles and faucet with retro handles. I'm not much for the new jazzy granite tiles, which are very beautiful but cast iron cookware plays havoc with it. Can you imagine the scratches after a couple of long cooking days? I like to be able to sit a hot skillet anywhere, and quickly if need be. That's why our counters are all tile. Affects resale value you say? Ha, in this market? I'd rather have convenience.
I can fit our large canning pots in this sink with plenty of room. And it was perfect for bathing a sitting baby. With such large drainboards she could splash her heart out and it was all good! Soap suds galore (and photos to embarrass her in front of her special someone, someday).
4 comments:
Kathy, Love your farmhouse sink... We've got one too...It's a new model but I adore it... I can fit all my big posts inside but our kids are way too old for bath in the sink now! Good for your for recycling!
Deb
That is a nice looking sink. And the baby looks like she's having a great time in there!
That sink is gorgeous! Great rescue! :-)
Great sink! (You can keep the kid though.)
One of my pet peeves is a sink that has a tiny nozzle that barely sticks out so that your hands are actually up against the back of the sink while you're trying to wash them. Those should be outlawed or sold only to mean midgets.
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