What do you do when you see something (in real life) that you have no hope of ever owning...
well, if you're me...you make it in miniature!
And that's why I had to make an antique lavabo for the farmhouse bathroom.
Oh, how I'd love a real one! But I've never seen one here in NZ.
And here's a little peek through into the hallway behind the bathroom...there's more to see around the corner!
Thank you to all the wonderful people who took time to leave such lovely comments on the bathroom post. I'm thrilled that so many of you like it!
Oooooh so pretty!!!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh wow ... this is really nice!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteGeneviève
Very cute Mercedes. Did you make the little basin? I love the scalloped edges.
ReplyDeleteYes Shannon, I made the little basin too!
Deletewow , this looks really good , clever girl !
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful! It is so true that this miniature hobby makes many wishes to come true. Only sky is the limit in this precious hobby <3 .
ReplyDeleteKind regards.
-Karoliina-
This turned out great! I don't think I've ever seen one like this. I'm curious about your putting Roubaix on your sign. My great-grandmother was from there and I don't see it very often.
ReplyDeleteHello Dawn, I found the little sign somewhere on the web with the three places on it. I liked the look of the sign. I've always wondered about Roubaix - now I'll have to google it!
DeleteBeautiful! Can't wait to peek behind the corner :)
ReplyDeleteNot sensible at all...but utterly cute ;o)
ReplyDeleteLovely as your work always is
Hugs, Rosanna
Beautiful vitage lavabo, Mercedes!!!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous Mercedes.....beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAll the best
Vivian
Very sweet!
ReplyDeleteWow, that lavabo looks amazing! It fits the tapestry of the rest of the room quite well. Anyway, do you have further plans for your farmhouse bathroom? Keep us posted?
ReplyDeleteRoxanne Vaughn @ Total PLBG
I love your work. I am beginning to "remodel" a dollhouse. I was having trouble with the bathroom window showing from the from of the house. After reading this post…I know what to do :). Thank you for sharing your wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteAnita (fabulouslyflawedminiatures)
I love the antique lavabo, I have never heard of or seen one but it does look amazing.
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