curioussofa Shabby-chic Style Kitchen
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See comments above on chandelier.
I have no idea the "kind" of wood but found it a Lumber Liquidators. It is what they sell as a regular butcher block (maybe Maple?). See here: http://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/c/x-lft-Maple-Butcher-Block-Countertop-Williamsburg-Butcher-Block-Co.-MABB8/10006983
Not Homegoods! I got these online: http://www.vandykes.com/shelf-brackets-and-hardware/c/332/filter/100000015109eq100000015112or100000015110/
My paint color above is pretty nondescript. It was just a light gray. The aging on the column and around the edges is done with Ralph Lauren's Glaze tinted in Tea Stain. Not sure if they still have that color match now but a coffee color is what you want (not tea!). Tea coloring can actually turn too pink.
This is just an old table found at a garage sale. The metal trim was a
salvaged piece of metal known as Victorian flashing, used around the top
of a house to keep the birds away. It was just long enough to nail
around 3/4 of the table. Hunt your local antique shops or perhaps Ebay
for one.
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The picture above is the style of rim I started with but half of the crystals were missing. I hand wired various lengths and styles of more crystals to make it more irregular and longer in length.
Any old gray paint.
The sink found at an Estate Sale but I've seen many on Craig's List.
It was so long ago I cannot remember the company but a lot of manufacturers are on board with this style now. Look here: https://www.google.com/search?q=oil+rubbed+bronze+vintage+style+faucet&newwindow=1&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=wpdYVdiUMoKfgwSBzYCADw&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAg&biw=1180&bih=702&dpr=2
This is just an old table found at a garage sale. The metal trim was a
salvaged piece of metal known as Victorian flashing, used around the top
of a house to keep the birds away. It was just long enough to nail
around 3/4 of the table. Hunt your local antique shops or perhaps Ebay
for one.
It is a vintage light original gold! I sprayed it in brown and then with a few spritzes of black. Nowadays I see there is an espresso color spray paint to make it look like oil rubbed bronze.
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