10,116 Bathroom Sinks

Which type of bathroom sink is best in a small space?

If you have limited floor space, freestanding bathroom sinks, also known as console sinks, are ideal as they provide style and function without taking up too much visual space. Alternatively, a wall-mounted wash basin can be a great solution if you want to preserve as much floor space as possible and don’t need a full-blown vanity. A pedestal sink also takes up minimal space and hides all of the plumbing, but as with any small bathroom, storage can be an issue, so be sure to add wall cabinets or shelves if needed.

Which bathroom sinks work best for a large or master bath?

Your master suite should be the most luxurious washroom in the house, and vanity-mounted bath sinks are the best option for both aesthetics and storage. With that comes a few different mounting options. Undermount bathroom sinks create a clean, seamless look, and allow you to place the emphasis on the countertop and vanity base. If you want the wash basin to be the star of the show, try a vessel sink basin that sits atop the counter. If you have the space, two bathroom sinks are always better than one! For the main family bathroom, try a deep-basin sink — it can double as a spot to soak clothes or even bathe pets and babies.

How do I decide on a bathroom sink material?

Although a porcelain unit is often the go-to choice, there are many other options, if you care to venture out. For something that ages well and adds rich color, try a copper or bronze bath sink. For a slick, modern look, opt for stainless steel, stone or colored glass. And for an interesting, eclectic approach, try a bright tile wash basin. If you're wary of a new material, try a new shape instead; round, oval, rectangular and square are common options, or you can go custom with a design of your own. Either way, be sure to consider your space’s overall style and have your bathroom sink complement that feel.