07/08/2026
I love using vintage pieces in unexpected places but it does take more work than doing a normal cabinet….
Some benefits I see with converting vintage furniture is that it can come at a low price point (leave room for customizations and to have more fun with the stone) and it’s one-of-a-kinds!! This would cost SO much money to have someone make
A lot of planning goes into this kind of stuff… The table was much shorter than a standard vanity height should be, so we had to beef up the stone countertop. Laminated counters use two layers to make it extra thick. OK great, love this unique look! BUT it also meant that its skinny legs now needed to support extra heavy stone… a potential disaster waiting to happen. We explored adding bracing between the legs and ultimately put blocking behind to bolt the back of the table into the wall for extra support 😅
Next up countertops! Worked with our talented fabricator to ensure the proportions, edge details, and custom shaped backsplash were all working properly together. This is a back and forth process marking up comments on the shop drawings until we get it justttt right.
Then comes planning the spacing of plumbing fixtures, sealing the marble, and final accessories. I’m so obsessed with this custom sink 😍
I probably missed a few steps, but so happy with the way it turned out!! Would you take the extra effort to have this unique look in your home?