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Water wonders Sink firms tout weird shapes, from pyramids to troughs
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It greets Stephen F. Jones first thing each morning, cheers him on
sight, but needs so much attention that Jones had to promise his wife
he'd be completely responsible before bringing it home.
No, not a puppy -- but a new, glass bowl bathroom sink. "It's a
lot of work," said the Manhattan Beach, Calif., architect. "But it's
a sacrifice I'm making for the sake of art."
From 11-foot-long "troughs" to shapes so shallow they splash at
every hand-washing, offbeat basins are increasing...
