Bathroom Sink Designs – Glass, Vessel And Undermount Double Bathroom Sinks
Get the perfect bathroom sink for your remodeling project. Online design and plumbing experts offer wide selection of glass, vessel, pedestal and corner bathroom sinks in material choices including copper, stainless steel and much more.
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Choosing The Best Bathroom Sink For Your Remodel And Budget
Bathroom sink design choices are wide ranging, in terms of size, shape, and finish. Contributing further to buyers' choice are complementary selections of double bowl bathroom vanity sink and faucet combinations, cabinets and countertop design elements, plus three basic styles or looks including free-standing pedestal sinks and wall mounted bathroom sinks. Consider the following design choices as you continue your online research into the bathroom sink design that best suits your home style and pocket book.
- Traditional Bathroom Vanity Sink. You can get a wide selection of single bowl or double bowl bathroom sinks to fit in with the dimensions of your current or future bathroom space. A traditional bathroom vanity sink assumes an underlying cabinet for storage or even a fashionable four legged console table which offer a lighter appearance, yet a range of leg styles and counter top finishes.
- Pedestal Style Bathroom Sink. More contemporary bathroom interiors feature the simple elegance of the tapered pedestal sink. Most common style in the pedestal bathroom sink features the single column with a self rimming bowl sink set into the column. Your plumbing mechanicals run up the length of the column unless you specifically enclose them into the adjoining wall. Elaborate hard-edge styling in the pedestal bathroom sink can include a glass or porcelain sink along with a glass shelf or vanity for holding objects. Great selection is offered in terms of pedestal sink sizes, with standard heights being 34 inch to 35 inch, front to back dimension of 18 inch to 22 inch, and widths ranging from 22 inch to over 30 inches such as in the range of Kohler and American Standard pedestal sinks.
- Wall Mount Bathroom Sinks. If space is at a premium then look into the wall mount bathroom sinks, a category of smaller profile sinks with narrower sink widths, still offering 5 inch to 6 inches or more in depth, yet affix directly to your wall. Your plumbing mechanicals are located within the wall, with a direct connection to the back of your wall mounted sink. Shapes vary widely, from rounded to rectangular shapes in a wide range of colors.
- Corner Bathroom Sinks. Take advantage of ‘dead corners' by arranging your storage needs either with a stand-alone cabinet or utilize a corner bathroom sink plus cabinet set. Widths and front to back dimensions are wide ranging and materials include vitreous china to porcelain to granite, copper, stainless steel and other materials.
Undermount Bathroom Sink. You get the cleanest ‘finish' with an undermount bathroom sink, permitting your countertops to establish a common uninterrupted plan. Alternatively, look into the many styles of self-rimming bathroom sinks which are especially good if you intend to use tile as a countertop surface.
- Bathroom Sink Shapes. Don't limit your design creativity to standard rectangular. Consider the many modernist designs, offering bathroom sinks in oval, elliptical, square, hexagonal, along with other shapes. Remember to select a bathroom sink that still gives you adequate depth so that splash and run-off is kept minimal.
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