Clever idea.

Love the copper finish!

Smart! I love the copper as well:)

great workaround! I love your color choices too.

You did a great job pulling this together. We are ordering our bar sink & faucet now. I have not heard of a glass washer for a bar sink. Can you share where you found it? I have a outlet installed inside the cabinet, does this require electricity?

Ok I see. The other question I have is what is the trend on bar faucet spacing you mentioned? We do not have counters yet.

Usually, a faucet is centered on the sink basin. From there, holes are drilled 4, 6, or 8 inches apart, when measured from center to center. However, these are not rules, just the normal practice. Have your holes drill where they look best to you, or if you are not sure, tell your countertop fabricator what you are going to install and trust him or her to drill the appropriate holes..

I would just look at bar pictures on houz. From what I saw, most of the faucets look like single hole faucets. The other issue with bars in particular is that the sinks are often very tiny. So if you went with a faucet that has your traditional hot and cold handles you may find you are unable to separate the handles from the spout without the faucet becoming wider than the sink. In my opinion those type of faucets are not as attractive or as popular now. I think they are 4” hole spacing. I agree that ideally the faucet is centered. That said, for anyone remodeling but using old holes this is a good way to update to more modern faucets.