Help me locate this tile manufacturer or where to find it please pleas
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Comments (1)Here ya go: Marzi Custom Painted Sinks. Some really gorgeous work from that company, and they will paint anything your little heart desires. They are, however, heinously expensive, but you don't say what your budget is so it's your own dang fault. ;-) Purple Sage Collections is also rather pricey but also does exquisite custom painted vessel sinks. I think their Ann Vessel is very pretty. Herbeau has some very traditional china pattern type sinks, tres elegant! Ditto Le Bijou, gorgeous but expensive. I think I might have seen something in the rensup.com catalog but the site is down so I can't check. If your budget does not lend to something quite that luxe, check with local paint-your-own-ceramics shops, ceramics supply companies, art galleries that carry ceramics, etc. for a ceramics artist. I suppose you could try to get a sink of any shape free via Freecycle, or ask local plumbing supply companies if they have any broken sinks you could have the pieces from, and try the ceramic/glass paints on it. Several manufacturers claim their paints are dishwasher safe so they would probably hold up reasonably well in a sink as long as you cleaned it gently, especially the ones that are heat-set. Thus the suggestion to get hold of another vitreous china sink to test it out. Even if you are utterly talentless yourself you could probably find an artist who can paint some posies for you. I have also heard of people taking ordinary ceramic bowls and drilling a hole in them for a drain. I believe you need a diamond hole saw (spendy) and a very good drill, or you could take it to a granite fabricator as they have the correct tools, although they will probably not guarantee that the bowl does not break. I'd get a big stack of glazed ceramic tiles or a bunch of cheap ceramic bowls to practice on before you tackle a nice bowl....See Moreplease help me find these kitchen pulls
Comments (10)I love those too! The ones I've been planning without doing my over-obsessive research thing because I'm not at that stage yet are the ones in theanimala's lovely kitchen. Top Knobs Princetonian bar pulls. They are similar, but more round on the top. Sorry I can't figure out how to paste in a site from the new iPad, but they do come up on a Google search. Please let us know what you end up doing because I may copy you!...See MorePlease help me find a nice high-end throw
Comments (50)Thanks, Les, for all your comments and advice. I know I need to calm down. And you're right. I'm not striving for perfection; I want it comfortable and welcoming--but I also don't want to make a mistake that is avoidable. We do have ottoman overload, but we were dealing with a small room with very little wall space, and we wanted to be able to have four people camped out (and horizontal) for family TV viewing. And thus all the ottomans, which all do get used. As for tables, the striped ottoman doubles as a coffee table for drinks, etc. There is a table between the two dragonfly chair, and one next to the leather chair. I'm looking for a small one for the fireplace-end of the couch. We can't have one closer to the blue chairs because I want a walking space there. Lighting is tricky because of where the outlets are located. There is a lamp for the leather chair (not pictured), but the rest of the lighting is in the ceiling. It works so far but maybe we should re-think that, too. I had seen the firenze pillow in person but can't remember why it didn't work. I'm toying with having pillows made from the striped fabric, or the dragonfly fabric because I really would like more blue near the fireplace. Thanks for your comments Hoosier and Busy. I'm thinking the numbers and colors and will decide soon. Thanks again everyone!...See MorePlease help me find a nice modern faucet!
Comments (25)Thanks kulagal, The granite is called Colonial Cream, but I've been told by another poster that that quarry is now closed so I don't know how available it is. I had seen bundles of Colonial Gold and Antique Gold with similar coloring. The tiles are all by Daltile. The 3x6 subways are in their Rittenhouse line, as are the 2x4 subways that are over the rangetop. I used 4x4 tiles with 2x2 cut-outs from their Fashion Accent line, and the 2x2 bubbly glass tiles are also FA. Truthfully if I had to do it over, I think I would have picked a lighter glass tile because when you surround the glass, it cuts off so much light and they appear darker than I had envisioned. But luckily the granite has several colors of brown and our island is darker than our cabinets so it looks fine--just not what I had anticipated. raehelen, That would have been hilarious. I wish I had thought of it. I was just biting my tongue to not say something sarcastic or insulting. Here is a link that might be useful: daltile...See MorePatricia Colwell Consulting
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