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Vanities: Marble and Chrome

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Supplier: Urban Archaeology Key Features: 24" x 36" top, beveled edge Other sizes and double bowls available 20 stones and edges available Chrome legs Pricing: $3,550 as shown (2009) Pricing as of 2009. Ask For: UA3026 WT, Marble washstand with industrial base Learn more about Urban Archaeology: Get Urban Archaeology contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com Well-appointed bathrooms of a century ago often featured chrome and marble fixtures. They still can today with this washstand from Urban Archaeology. The two-by-three-foot top is shown here in a traditional black-veined white Carrara marble, but is available in 19 other stones and colors. Chrome legs are in keeping with Victorian style, or choose brass, nickel or bronze in a variety of finishes. The square routed top of this vanity had a practical application -- to keep water from draining onto the floor. A variety of edge profiles (or a simple flat top) as well as one and two sink slabs are available. A clever little towel bar is built into the legs. The glazed oval basin has an overflow in the back. Comments about this product: Share this story:
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