farmhouse sink therapy

Here she talks about needing therapy because she had to leave her farmhouse sink behind, thus the title of the guest post.

I’m Susi and I write as a guest blogger for DesignShuffle.com, a fabulous social media site that promotes interior designers and their work from around the world. My writing focuses on things I'm passionate about: interior design, decorating ideas, home furnishings, gardening, travel and art. I get to look at gorgeous things all day and write about them. I'm a very lucky girl.

When Pam asked me to write an article entitled “Farmhouse Sink Therapy” I knew there was a story behind the request. In honor of the beautiful farmhouse sink in her Seattle kitchen that Pam left behind, here are 8 tributes to the farmhouse sink. Pam, I have faith you’ll have another farmhouse sink in your life at some point. Until then, I hope these pictures provide some sink therapy.

Houzz (via)

A deep white farmhouse sink is now a classic in the kitchen. Oh how we love the farmhouse sink… let us count the ways… We love a white farmhouse sink paired with white subway tiles

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We love a farmhouse sink with brass faucets that look antique. A white farmhouse sink looks crisp against pastel colored cabinets and a white marble countertop.

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We love a farmhouse sink against grey Shaker style cabinets in a modern farmhouse kitchen. The farmhouse sink can easily work in modern, traditional and farmhouse kitchen designs.

Houzz (via)

We love a copper farmhouse sink paired with dark wood and dark marble in a cream color kitchen.

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We love a metal farmhouse sink that looks like it was handcrafted. A single, a double or even a triple farmhouse sink can tackle the biggest pile of dishes.

Sweet Nothings (via)

What could be better than a farmhouse sink in the kitchen? Two farmhouse sinks, placed side by side.

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We love vintage farmhouse sinks rescued and restored. An extra wide vintage farmhouse sink, with a vintage fabric curtain, fits right into the vintage kitchen.

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And last but not least, we love a farmhouse sink in the kitchen island. Love this one that matches the molding on the cabinets and is set in a dark stone countertop. Love the contrast.

Well, there you are. An ode to the farmhouse sink. Thanks for letting me visit Pixelimpress! I hope you enjoyed it and found some kitchen design ideas to add to your inspiration file! ~Susi

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