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5 Bathroom Sink Designs to Consider for Your Remodel

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Vessel sinks, as seen here, are just one of many stylish bathroom sink designs.

When selecting your bathroom sink, style and function do not have to exclude each other. Depending on your bathroom style, you may even prefer different sinks. Some of the most popular bathroom sink designs are vanity, wall-mounted, pedestal, undermount, and vessel. Deciding on which is best for your room means considering the size of your vanity and bathroom, the style of your bathroom, and how often you might be using the sink. Learn more about each popular sink style to consider whether one is best for your new bathroom remodel. 

Vanity Sinks

Vanity sinks are designed to fit the cabinet they sit on. The base and walls of the sink are one solid piece fitted to form to the top of the cabinet. You may have storage underneath, including shelving or drawers, spending on the cabinet style. What are more benefits? 

  • These sinks are very easy to clean
  • Placed directly atop your vanity 
  • Available in many shapes, finishes, sizes, and faucet configurations 

Wall-Mounted Sinks

Wall-mounted sinks notably have no cabinetry support around them. They are bolted into the wall and connect directly to the water supply. These can be found in flat wall arrangements and space-saving corner units. What are the other benefits? 

  • More of the floor is exposed, which makes cleanup easier and makes your bathroom appear larger
  • It provides an uncluttered, minimalist look 
  • Ideal option for small bathrooms
  • Available in many shapes, sizes, and faucet configurations

Pedestal Sinks

Pedestal sinks are a classic bathroom sink design that provides simple elegance. There is no counter space, and the sink’s base is a tall pillar made from the same material as the sink itself. 

  • These sinks are stylish while being quite versatile for different bathroom designs
  • A good option for your powder room
  • Available in a one- or two-piece design
  • Available in many shapes, sizes, and finishes 

Undermount Sinks

An undermount sink is installed below a cutout in the vanity. These bathroom sink designs are noticeable by their flat countertop, with the sink out of sight. There is no defined edge on the sink because the sink is mounted to the underside of the countertop. 

  • The faucets are mounted to the vanity top or wall rather than in the sink directly
  • The flush design makes cleanup easy 
  • Maximizes your available counter space
  • Available in a range of shapes, finishes, and sizes

Vessel Sinks

A vessel sink is perhaps the most unique and stylish bathroom sink option. The vessel has a unique bowl design and sits on top of the countertop or vanity rather than inside. These sinks are often quite modern and can be in highly artistic shapes and colors. 

  • These sinks are very stylish and highly customizable
  • Available in many sizes, shapes, and finishes

However, these sinks require specific faucet types to account for the additional sink height. 

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