What sort of sink for the bathroom do you like? The Pedestal
A good option for powder rooms and guest baths, where space is restricted and storage is less necessary. Their sleek, elegant lines can visually expand a room, while improving its appearance as well. In a range of designs and shapes, pedestal bathroom sinks come in.
Mount-Wall
Wall mount bathroom sinks feature a washbasin suspended from the wall at a selected position and height. Lately, a rapid gain in popularity has been seen in these bathroom sinks. Partly because so many appealing and creative designs are available, but also because they are suitable for applications with universal access.
Undercounter
Clean, contemporary, distinctive. That's the elegance of the undercounter sinks in the bathroom. They free up available counter space, and they're also the easiest form of bathroom sink to keep clean, because there is no rim to collect debris.
Counter/Vessel above
To build a dramatic focal point, flexible and stylish above-counter bathroom sinks rise above the countertop, console or cabinet. They are ideally suited, particularly in contemporary, cosmopolitan homes, to master baths and powder rooms. Bear in mind that the countertop should be lower than usual to allow easier access to the bathroom sink, as these bathroom sinks sit above the countertop. Consider also the type of faucet to be used with a sink for the vessel bathroom. Along with wall mounted faucets, tall vessel faucets work well.
The Countertop
These sinks for the bathroom, often referred to as drop-ins and self-rimming, fit into a number of countertops. And they're the easiest sort to mount, thanks to their self-rimming nature. The design most commonly used in high-traffic family bathrooms is countertop bathroom sinks.
Comprehensive Countertop
These bathroom sinks add a bathroom sink and a countertop together. A clean, elegant look is made possible by their one piece, seamless design. They are also one of the simplest models to keep clean, as there are no crevices.
Half-Countertop
Here's a smart way in a small region to optimize available space. A semi-countertop bathroom sink gives you a remarkably large basin while retaining precious floor space, because the basin extends beyond a small ledge or vanity.
Corner
Corner bathroom sinks are a perfect choice for small bathrooms with an empty corner. These bathroom sinks, available in both pedestal and wall-mount options, save space by fitting directly into a corner.