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Rustic Patina Copper Trough Farmhouse Sink
One long trough, square-cornered, built to a cabinet run
A long single trough with square corners and no divider, so the full length is usable — good for filling tall pots, washing sheet pans or bathing a dog. The apron carries the same fire patina in orange and black. Choose this design and we build it to the length of your cabinet run, at the depth and drain position you need.
Choose the details for your piece.
This design is your starting point. The available choices below will be confirmed with you before a custom quote is prepared.
You see your completed piece before it leaves the workshop.
When your piece is complete, we send detailed photographs for your approval. If an agreed detail needs attention, it is addressed before the piece is crated and shipped.
Curved Multi-Basin Copper Farmhouse Sink
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Double-Basin Copper Farmhouse Sink
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Keep this design as your starting point, choose any details you already know and send everything to us for a personal quote.
Made for their homes. In their words.
See what customers say about their custom copper tubs, tables and sinks.
My wife Julia and I purchased two of these copper tubs for our B&B in Arcata California called the Front Porch. I can tell you that the tubs are strikingly beautiful and Teresa made sure they arrived in a timely fashion and in good condition. All in all we are super happy with our purchase and I would recommend these tubs to anyone looking for a unique tub especially in a space saving…
The tables are more than I could have imagined! The breakfast table is amazing and will be a place for our family and friends to gather for years. Thank you for all of your help through the process.
It is beautiful.
Ever wondered how copper tabletops are made? Watch this.
Watch on YouTube →Raised over an open fire, by hand, one sheet at a time.
Custom Copper Works has been fulfilling custom copper soaking tub and furniture orders for happy customers — designers, and style-conscious individuals — since 2006.