Dry sink

Adding a dry sink to your setup can enhance your homesteading skills by offering a practical solution for off grid living without plumbing. It simplifies tasks and keeps you prepared for emergency prepping situations. Save this pin to see why a dry sink is essential for your homestead!

Have you heard of antique dry sinks but aren’t sure what they are? On the other hand, you might already have one and are wondering what it’s all about. You’re in the right place! Antique ... Read more

Today's project is a vintage dry sink that I purchased recently at a resale shop. Luckily it was in great condition so no major repairs...

Today I bring you a project I just finished and dropped off to the happy owner this morning. I was asked to refinish a vintage dry sink that had been in the family for years but had seen better… Read more

Many times this style of furniture is passed over by the modern shopper. But it's a solid piece and the opportunities for a makeove...

Dry sinks are a beautiful piece of history. Learn more about how a dry sink was used and how you can incorporate one into your home today.

If you’ve been lucky enough to stumble upon an antique dry sink, congratulations! If this piece of pre-plumbing furniture has got you scratching your head though, don’t fret. In this guide, we’ll be answering the common question, “what is a dry sink and what is it used for?”, as well as sharing the best dry sink decorating ideas to get your creative juices flowing. #CraftsandDollars #DrySinks

Nothing feels more dated to me than old pine furniture. May be blasphemous to some, but I'd rather paint it and bring it into this century -even though it ended…

This next redo was an attempt at willing spring to arrive more speedily – it’s a nice pastel green, that means it must be nearly spring, right?!

Antique Dry Sink

A few weeks ago I came into posession of a beautiful dry sink when my parents came to visit baring a hand me down from my late Uncle.The dry sink was literally…

We found this old dry sink/changing table at a thrift store for $15 and I immediately saw potential for a new shabby chic piece of furniture. With a little pain…

Sorry it's been so long since I've posted. Bill and I went to St. Martin to celebrate our 25th anniversary and had a great time! We have had a lot to catch up on since we've been back and haven't had much time to work on new pieces so this week I am reposting our brown dry sink that we listed last month. Also along with the dry sink we have a really nice and functional serving tray that we just added to our collection. The dry sink measures 42" wide, 20 1/2" deep and 47" tall. It's painted…

So, back in November I bought my first box of Miss Mustard Seed's milk paint . I have been wanting to try it for forever and I'm ju...

A few weekends ago, David and I decided to take some time to peruse an antique shop while we were driving home from somewhere (I don't exactly remember where we were to be honest). We happened upon the most amazing find-- an antique dry sink basin for only $80! Step one: finding the antique dry

My Coffee Bar We refurbished an old Ethan Allen Dry Sink and used it as our coffee bar. Shelf is from Hobby Lobby

Have you e-met Lindsay from Life of Splendor? She and her husband, Chris, bought a fixer upper a couple of years ago and I'm so excited to share their recent bathroom redo photos here today.

The centerpiece of any bathroom is the vanity. It not only holds the sink, but it also provides valuable storage. Its finish and style often help set the palette for the entire room. When you're choosing this all-important component of your bathroom scheme, you don’t have to settle for what you can find in the stores. There are unique DIY projects that can replicate the many different vanity styles common in today's bathrooms, from large wall-to-wall units to small statement pieces. DIY…

Maple dry sink in Fusion Ash & original stain