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James R. Meyer
“ceiling? Wood & finish? Love it! Some kind of semi-gloss poly finish on cedar?”
“Was the vanity custom made? Where did the sink come from?”
“with the vanity and mirror, for us this would be useful in bedroom hallway”
“the vanity - maybe with a more open bottom - but drawers that look like this.”
“Idea for type of wood selection for kitchen island.”
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Bear Mountain Builders
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Last comment "Not practical for the boys bath, but cool. Like the really shiny sink with rustic vanity."
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Last comment "Not practical for the boys bath, but cool. Like the really shiny sink with rustic vanity."
This photo has 3 questions
“love the vanity idea sink and faucet”
“Powder room - wood counter top, wall faucet, vertical wall board”
“lights, vanity/table”
“Reclaimed wood vanity”
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“wood working bench vanity”
“Wood vanity...Rough timber vanity...Basement vanity...Reclaimed vanity...Easy to make vanity...2 x 4 vanity...built vanity...simple great vanity...Like the vanity...reclaimed wood...crafted vanity...unique vanity”
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Bear Mountain Builders
“custom art, reclaimed wood vanity, silver sheen paint and dramatic lighting”
“of raw wood vanity and luxurious walls and lighting.”
“like vanity with old salvage beams for vanity and sleek sink”
“reclaimed wood vanity”
“mirror, vanity, light fixture”
“reclaimed wood vanity”
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Susan Fredman Design Group
“piece of wood that is as thick as it looks here? How was it fixed to the wall? Thanks!”
“where did this wood peice come from?”
“Is this framed out with 2x4s and 1/2 " ply wood? Is it flooring”
“flooring hard wood. Was it sealed and stained before”
“Where do I get reclaimed barn wood?”
“room from reclaimed wood. Thanks for asking!”
“Like placement of sink, copper, and wood.”
Jodie Rosen Design
“attached the wood slab to wall? Any brackets down below? Thanks in advance for your time.”
“Where can we find a wood slab like this one? Thank you!”
“of the wood counter top? I have room for about 24 inches deep and have bought a square vessel that is 16 x 16, but I'm thinking it's going to be to big...
Thanks so much for any help or suggestions you might have!”
“bond the wood to the tile and the mirror to the plywood. It was easy and looks amazing.”
“.what wood did you use for the countertop?”
“Unconventional love edge wood bathroom counter”
“vessel sink on reclaimed wood, no cabinets nor shelves- pipe showing- clean.”
“wood counter top and exposed pipe”
“I like the slab of wood. Could be drift wood too”
“I like the wood slab counter”
Vienna Woodworks
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“Country Style Vanities”
“Barnwood Vanities...Cabin Vanities”
robert kelly
“Wooden counter for bathroom - sleeper wood, rustic yet comtemporary”
“great reclaimed lumber/farm sink, industrial lights, curtains below”
“If you have children and would like to have wood without worries about damage, why not go for wood that already has plenty of "damage" already? Reclaimed wood like this large piece of timber already has gouges, spots, marks and stains, so new ones are of little consequence. But there”
“rustic, reclaimed timber and the big sink minimizes this concern. The species of wood also makes a big difference, Kelley says. He said that redwood, yellow cedar, mahogany, white oak and teak are all naturally more resistant to water, and these are readily available on the West Coast of the U.S., where”
