When we were in Phoenix there were several "odd" faucets. I got annoyed trying to figure out how to work them. Just give me a regular old handle when I've got soapy hands.
I'm thinking it would be too easy to have water spilling over everywhere if the drain got clogged, so I'll vote no. However, it is an interesting design.
I love looking at non-traditional fixtures and sinks but a would not like to have them in my home. Our son and his wife have the ceramic basins that sit on top of the counter and I can't seem to get my hands down into it without spraying water everywhere!!
Saw one of those trough type sinks in a rest stop once when traveling. Didn't care for it, found it hard to hold your hands over the little trough area so you didn't water spilling everywhere. Visiting all on my blog log to remind everyone it's fall and those homeless and others in need really need our help. Hope you're gearing up with your yarn.
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That is a great sink, not for me though, a little to fancy, schmancy, Nancy! LOL I love the great bathrooms in the casinos.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking no. Looks like it would be messy.
ReplyDeleteWhen we were in Phoenix there were several "odd" faucets. I got annoyed trying to figure out how to work them. Just give me a regular old handle when I've got soapy hands.
Maybe easy to clean:)
ReplyDeleteI've seen similar. Beautiful, but no. I'm a very traditional gal with a focus on easy to clean and/or doesn't show dog hair/dirt.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it would be too easy to have water spilling over everywhere if the drain got clogged, so I'll vote no. However, it is an interesting design.
ReplyDeleteI didn't see this one...and what an interesting concept. I'm thinking I would not like it in a home.
ReplyDeleteI love looking at non-traditional fixtures and sinks but a would not like to have them in my home. Our son and his wife have the ceramic basins that sit on top of the counter and I can't seem to get my hands down into it without spraying water everywhere!!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't pick it for my home, but it's great for a public space where all you use a sink for is to wash your hands.
ReplyDeleteSaw one of those trough type sinks in a rest stop once when traveling. Didn't care for it, found it hard to hold your hands over the little trough area so you didn't water spilling everywhere. Visiting all on my blog log to remind everyone it's fall and those homeless and others in need really need our help. Hope you're gearing up with your yarn.
ReplyDeleteSimple answer - NO!
ReplyDeleteTHe cats would LOVE LOVE LOVE IT. andn
ReplyDeleteYOU can never go down
never go down
never go down the
drain, (mr rodgers neighborhood)
It's really cool, but no thanks for my home. Unless I had 24 hour housekeeping, oh right, that's me.
ReplyDeleteJen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
It might be pretty easy to clean, but I have a hard time enough keeping my normal sink clean so what do I know?
ReplyDeleteIt looks interesting - but no, I don't want one because it looks like it would make a huge mess - water splashing everywhere. g
ReplyDeleteNo..my Grands would love to play there too much:)
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