This is the sink that's going on there now.

I'm going to ask $100 for it though as it's a $900 sink taken from some millionaire's home. They were remodeling and gave the sink to Matt. It's too big for our house. And it's too ugly.

   

Who the hell would pay $900.00 for a pedestal sink in the first place? $300 - $350, yeah.

Personally I prefer a bathroom sink to at least a single door cabinet underneath and installed into the counter is even better yet.

When your bathroom is as big as my whole house, you pay $900 for a sink.
When your bathroom is that big, you don't need a cabinet under your sink because the massive storage space in the bathroom FURNITURE - that's right, furniture - holds all those toiletries and linens.

So, besides the $5000 steam shower with environment, whirlpool tub, bidet and toilet, Italian marble floors and walls, you have a pair of $900 sinks

And we won't get into the sound system in the bathroom along with the TV and other video components.

I don't care if I was worth a trillion bucks....I still wouldn't pay that much for a crummy pedestal sink! Well......maybe if it was made of polished brass, but damn sure not for a porcelain one.

I've seen a pedestal sink exactly like that in Home Depot for $90.

And we bought a faucet similar to that for $25 on sale.

(04-05-2011, 08:01 AM)Twitchin Kitten Wrote: When your bathroom is as big as my whole house, you pay $900 for a sink.
When your bathroom is that big, you don't need a cabinet under your sink because the massive storage space in the bathroom FURNITURE - that's right, furniture - holds all those toiletries and linens.

So, besides the $5000 steam shower with environment, whirlpool tub, bidet and toilet, Italian marble floors and walls, you have a pair of $900 sinks

Are you thinking of remodelling TK?

Ah I wish I can afford and have room for a bathroom like that!

Jammin, many sinks in Home Depot look like those that are sold to custom homes. My sister in law bought a sink that was 18" across for a service bathroom in 1986 for $1200 and today I see the same styles in Home Depot and Lowes and the same sink is still being sold in high end stores for over $1000 +

I don't know if there's a difference in materials and other factors, but I too would never pay that much for bathroom fixtures.