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Flea market finds and antiques give this new bath an old-world feel. An antique wrought iron gate sits neatly underneath a bowl sink. The owners had two custom corner pieces fitted on either side and added a hinge to allow for storage and plumbing access. Above the sink, a mirror made from salvaged pieces completes the look. To achieve old-world style in your bath, try using aged hardware.
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