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cdkrenzer7

7 years ago

Can you provide information about the sink and vanity. I love the combination and would like to do something similar.

His and hers double wash basin on reclaimed scaffold boards side bench · More Info

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YellowDoor
7 years ago
hello there. yes the sink is from Aston Matthews and the vanity is made from reclaimed scaffold boards. I made it my self. Not difficult. The taps are from Victorian plumbing. The tiles are from tones of tiles, crackled white metro tiles. The lights are from Ikea. Good luck!
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Victorian Plumbing
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Hey YellowDoor, this looks amazing guys. Do you remember which tap of ours you used and I will add that product to our Houzz page. Thanks, Edward at VP
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