To adapt furniture for the bath, Holly Bradman of the Restored Homestead advises:
Check the piece's height. You'll need a shorter piece for a vessel sink (which sits on the counter like a bowl), a taller one for a drop-in.
Remove the backs of drawers to fit the sink and plumbing, then hinge the drawer fronts for access when needed.
To protect a wood top, apply several layers of gloss polyurethane and then a matte topcoat, so it's not overly shiny.
6 Country-Style Bathrooms
3 EASY CHANGES 1. Switch out standard hardware on vanities and medicine cabinets with antique-look knobs. Glass knobs, whether clear or in colors like depression-glass green or pink; porcelain; bone; and cast-iron knobs can all give a vintage flavor to a bath. Above: Glass Pinecone knobs, $6 each; Carved Bone knobs, $8 each; Glass knobs, $8 each; all from Anthropologie.
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2. Install a shelf Add storage and style with the introduction of a pretty wall-mounted shelf. The Antiquated Metal Enamel Laundry Shelf from Vagabond Vintage features a trio of cups to organize assorted small toiletries such as cotton balls or swabs, or cosmetics. Good sources for country-style shelves: When I Was Your Age; American Retold; Ballard Designs.
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