Cast iron farmhouse sink

1950s double drain board, single bowl in cast iron and porcelain with Krause Allyn Bridge faucet

We have posted a few blogs and videos about our antique cast iron sink, but it was not completely set up yet. So at this point in our renovation journey, we were finally getting it set up. It’s quite heavy and I tried to lift it and help Nate with it and that just did not happen unfortunately.

We can finally see the finish line on our kitchen renovation! Today I'd like to show you how to refinish a cast iron sink for about $30!

My lovely newly refinished sink. I’ve been procrastinating this kitchen sink refinish for about a year because I knew it would be a bigger project than intended… as usual. So when the tailpipe connected to the sink strainer came loose and flooded my kitchen floor , it went to top of my to-do list. The... View Post

Antique Style High Back Farm Sink Cast Iron Porcelain Wall Sink, Aqua, 36" | This room is not finished nor is it perfect but it’s on it’s way. I have a few more pieces of art to hang, towel racks and more to go before I can say that it’s complete. This farmhouse cast iron sink was the most money I’ve ever spent on a single fixture but I think it is what the room needed to really come together. It’ a piece that will be in this house a long time.

Old cast iron sink, barn wood, legs from butcher block and other scrap wood equals awesome sink in my garage!

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Doube drainboard farmhouse sink