Striking, soapstone block sink. Usually over $2000…this sink was broken right in half and needed to be repaired and resurfaced.  Can you see the seam?

Made from a single block of soapstone, no seams like a normal soapstone sink. It takes a machine 10 hours to mill out the block. Finished on all 3 sides.

29 1/2 X 18 1/2 base foot print, 8 inches deep. Shown oiled.

Made from hazel eyes soapstone shown without oil. Drain hole on the right side.

This sink will sit on top of a dresser converted into a vanity in a powder room.  Nice size; 24X 14 with slant front, 8 inch back splash and hand made soap dish.

Pretty, slant front single basin…32 X 19, 7 inches deep. 

Another big custom sink with back deck and soap dish. Some of the tabs and back shown too. 

This island counter was made from pretty pieces of PA I had around.  Shown in various stages.  PA is a much harder variety of soapstone.

This sink was just a little project made from remnants and cut offs.  I think it’s size could work well in any smaller space. 

This is a 42 inch sink.  It needed a new left wall as you can see.  And the old brass drain came out awesome.