Debbie Dusenberry, aka curioussofa.com I bought the table as-is at a garage sale and added the metal trim later. It is antique flashing used on Victorian houses which I found at a flea market somewhere.

herblady I'll get a shot of it for you and see if there is any make and model information. Just be aware the sink I have is still in rough shape. It has not been cleaned up at all so has some beautiful rust stains and other blick decorating the inside of it.

European Design and Trading Company You can find similar sinks at restoration shops.

Debbie Dusenberry, aka curioussofa.com I made that light from some vintage parts and crystals.

Architectural Antiques We have a similar one

Debbie Dusenberry, aka curioussofa.com I just distressed it too death with average interior paint and Ralph Lauren's Glaze tinted in Tea Stain. Then some sanding.

Debbie Dusenberry, aka curioussofa.com It is vintage, one of a kind.

Debbie Dusenberry, aka curioussofa.com Regular interior flat paint, dry brushing, sanding & distressing and Ralph Lauren's Glaze tinted in Tea Stain.

Emily Hurley Hi there, Did you end up using wood for your counters? Any tips to share?

Debbie Dusenberry, aka curioussofa.com Lumber Liquidators. I love it as it is natural and blends with all the vintage items nicely. Keep it oiled every few months. After 4 years it shows very little staining except where raw metal has sat on it (tin cans).

Debbie Dusenberry, aka curioussofa.com It is handmade by me from an old chandelier frame and random crystals.

Architectural Antiques We have a similar one:)