Which of you would love this in your kitchen?

[sumi]

I would! I'd hate to do any washing up in though, in case I damage it.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I would not. I would be afraid of ruining and staining it. Care of it would add stress to my life.

It is gorgeous.

 

[perchie.girl]

I love Talavara sinks.... But Like Old Hen... Not for a working sink more for a hand wash like the bathroom or for a bar sink.

I like good ole cast Iron and Porcelan Or a Heavy duty Stainless that I can scrub.... The Back splash is open and I would love Talavara tiles..... But the counters I want something seamless and sanatizeable... Like Corian....

Love me some color though....

deb

 

[IamRainey]

Absolutely GORGEOUS and I'd almost give up my big farmhouse soapstone sink for it if it weren't divided.

Where did you find such a wondrous thing? I'd love to see more of that kitchen! Love the way the decorative tiles in the backsplash mirror the sinks.

PS I'm also a big fan of Talavera and have a decent-sized collection of pots for the patio, but it's not a very durable clay nor a high-enough firing point so I'd only trust it for an area not subject to serious use. Porcelain, on the other hand, is durable stuff. I believe that original sink is up to real use.

 

[perchie.girl]

when you do a Talavera search the sink That the OP posted is on the pictures.

I would lOve Talavera Chimineas to use for Chicken nest boxes.....

But Terracotta ones will be more practical

deb

 

[perchie.girl]

hOW ABOUT cHICKEN IN a cHIMINEA

deb

 

[drumstick diva]

Love it perchie

 

[b.hromada]

I think its gorgeous too! But, like everyone else stated, it wouldn't be practical. But still, I'd love to have it!

 

[Peepsi]

Echoing everyone else. I LOVE it! But I'm hard on my kitchen sink, and there is no way I could ever have that sink in the kitchen, because it would be ruined in less than a year. I'd much rather have that design on a guest bathroom sink that doesn't get used heavily.

 

[Ribh]

That is lovely!