Reclaimed Limestone Trough Sink in a Stone Cellar

A long reclaimed limestone trough sink built into a masonry pier, shown in a vaulted stone cellar. The basin is hollowed shallow and wide with a drain at the centre, and the outer face of the block is left rough and golden with its quarried texture intact. A tall modern tap rises straight from the stone behind the bowl, which shows how readily a reclaimed limestone sink takes contemporary fittings. The surrounding rubble walls set its scale. Suited to wine rooms, outdoor kitchens, courtyards, boot rooms and hospitality projects.