Despite the fact that we just started the remodeling phase of the master bath, many pieces of the puzzle have been in the works for quite a while now. Back in February I spoke to our favorite local furniture shop, Tropical Salvage, about making a custom double vanity. They make stunningly beautiful furniture out of salvaged wood from Indonesia. We have purchased a few furniture pieces from them over the last few years and were thrilled when they agreed to do a vanity for us at an incredibly reasonable price.
Here is the mock-up of how we wanted the finished product to look:
Vanity by Tropical Salvage, French Petite White Vessel Sinks from Overstock.com, AquaSource single-handle bathroom faucets from Lowes.com
I gave Tropical Salvage this design spec...
...and four months later, we picked up our vanity! I can't wait to see how it looks when it's installed in the finished bathroom.
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Hello, Gorgeous! Hopefully you won't be angry when I sneak in to use YOUR bathroom next time I'm staying in your house. That is just too fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful Kelly! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's stunning! I'm so excited to see it in the bathroom!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'm so glad to know that a local Portland shop will do that!
ReplyDeleteKelly, I haven't looked at your blog in a while. I am impressed beyond words at all you've done. You guys are amazing!
ReplyDeleteHi. I just bought a small ingas wood piece from Tropical Salvage. I am thinking of just sanding it to bare wood and using typical urethane varnish on it. Otherwise I might consider some type of natural oil without varnishing. Have you done any further work on your finishing?
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