One of the best parts of looking through Janel's pics from Cersaie is seeing the new and unique offerings. Even if they're not currently available for purchase in the US, these new sinks provide a lot of inspiration.
Above: Rustic and modern small sink by Emanuele Pangrazi.
Company: Disegno Ceramica
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Company: Olympia
Reporter & Image: Janel Laban
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Not for me.
(Look like salad bowls or ice cream machines...)
Quietly wishing this entry did not further the use of "funnest" (wince).
The first sink is, admittedly, a bit like an ice cream freezer. But it is also reminiscent of a Japanese water vessel used in tea ceremony, which might have a water scoop hanging on the side. Given the wooden base, I assume that is the inspiration.
Soap drips; unless one pats dry the soap after oneself. Funnest? Really? Is there a nine year old girl working for AT?
Only thing that could be worse than funnest is funner,
Not for me either.
Why a nine year old girl? Frankly, given the way kids are these days, I'd expect the average nine year old girl to have better spelling than the average nine year old boy.