Here's another picture, from a concrete sink/countertop site that we've been mousing around in, getting ideas for concrete sinks. (I have no connection with the company; we live on the other coast. We found this site when searching for info about concrete sinks on GW!) From GardenWeb Photos Here is a link that might be useful: Here's a link to the concrete site

Thanks, Holiday-ers...for all your kind comments...I am very slow this holiday season ... the virus bugs have hit around here & takes time to kick 'em...soon, I hope. punk ... the walnut/stained glass hanging lamp is handmade by the original carpenter that made the buffet & table. We were luck enough back in 1985 @ my hubby's gr'parents estate sale to buy the buffet/table & brought it home strapped to the top of our camper...can ya believe that! Anyway, the light was hanging in my hubby's Dad & Mom's cabin in Minnesota & he gave it to us since it originally was made w/table/buffet. Isn't that just cool! The carpenter was Larry's gr'ma's brother-in-law & he died in 1938@ the young age of 44(born 1894) ... so all of this was handmade sometime in his married life to my hubby's gr'ma's sister. I have a handwritten letter from this sister back in 1985 telling us the history ... she was pretty old back then & shared it with us. Ok, I've rattled on ... the runner is new last yr from TJMaxx ... can get bargains @that store! I am looking forward to decorating that lil' vine tree some for Summer, too. :-) Thanks again, friends. Jeanne S.

I love gel stain, that looks SO much better! Can't wait to see the bath. I've done all of ours (except one) and I am SO glad that I took the time. Much happier with my cabinets now and I saved so much money!

Logan: There is no law that says you must each have a mirror. I did all this work on my tile wall and didn't want to cover it up, plus two mirrors would have competed too much with the adjacent medicine cabinets, so I built this: It is perfectly functional too.