Bathrooms Rustic Bathroom
Example of a mountain style bathroom design in Other — Houzz
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Robin Yurk wrote:
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Thank you for the info. I'm a bit afraid about the wire brush part, i didn't get gentlysilvered boards for my cabinet but 200 year old boards, worried that wire brush will turn the outside ridges to dust!
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Bauhaus Craftsman, Inc.
The wire brush is used to get 200 years of dirt off and get rid of some of the splinters. If you don't think a wire brush will work then maybe a palm sander (slow) or orbital with 220 grit and a light touch can clean things up pretty well.
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Studio Marler
The tile was chosen by the client, but I believe that this is available through Walker-Zanger in San Francisco. They are great to work with. Lisa
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Walker Zanger
This looks like it is from our Tribeca collection. You can view it online here: http://walkerzanger.com/collections/products.php?view=mat&mat=Stone%20Mosaic&coll=Tribeca
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Cheryl Taverna wrote:
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MC Design LLC
Rev-a-shelf sells this unit. Your cabinet maker will order it from them and then install it at the time they install the vanity. This is a custom job.
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Cheryl Taverna
Thank you!!!!!
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Studio Marler
We did. This is a Studio Marler, Wm.B. Line Custom Vanity we recycled wood doors and drawer fronts. We ship throughout the U.S.
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agmay
Do you vacuum them? No, seriously. Sealed?
Love contrasting materials.
Love contrasting materials.
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Studio Marler
The client got them, so I'm not sure. There is a company called Rocky Mountain Hardware that carries something similar.
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Per the manufacturer...
Studio Marler
We did. This is a Studio Marler, Wm.B. Line Custom Vanity we recycled wood doors and drawer fronts. We ship throughout the U.S.
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Studio Marler
We did. This is a Studio Marler, Wm.B. Line Custom Vanity we recycled wood doors and drawer fronts. We ship throughout the U.S.
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Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Kitchen Storage Solutions Hide and Keep
Rollout spice drawers are an effective, efficient use of space. Dress them up with unique hardware (and custom door fronts), as shown in this design, and you've got yourself what looks like beautiful built-in furniture.
Laura Gaskill added this to 10 Elements of a Dream Master Bath
Sneaky storage. If you are redoing the whole bathroom, you may as well give some thought to your storage options — things have evolved since the days when your only choices were pedestal sink or double vanity. Sneak in pullout shelves, wall cubbies, recessed niches and more to get exactly the right storage for your stuff.
Becky Harris added this to How to Bring the Beauty of Reclaimed Wood to the Bath
10. Pair reclaimed wood with unlacquered brass fixtures and hardware. The way the material patinates works well with the rustic look of reclaimed wood. On this vanity, Studio Marler used recycled wood for the doors and drawer fronts. Surprisingly modern storage solutions hide behind the vintage-looking facade.
Toronto Interior Design Group added this to 13 Storage and Organizing Ideas for Your Bathroom Vanity
6. Vertical pull outs. It’s quite common in small to average-size baths to have slivers of space on either side of the sink. Rather than breaking this area into many small drawers, consider using a vertical pullout like this one that has a single compartment broken into many interior shelves. This works on the same principle as a kitchen spice rack, presenting all your small products in a way that’s easy to browse.
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