Alternative Sinks to Accent Any Bathroom
There are so many unique sinks out there these days, it’s almost impossible to find a boring one; which is great! That means there are options for every style and budget. So even if you have a specific style in mind, like a farmhouse sink, there are still many non-traditional options to choose from.
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Vessel sinks rise above the countertop, resembling bowls that sit on top of a base. They come in various materials, including glass, porcelain, and stone, allowing for unique designs that can become a centerpiece in the bathroom or kitchen. This chiseled travertine gives a natural, rustic look to the space.
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Wall-mounted sinks save space by being attached directly to the wall, without the need for a vanity or cabinet. They are ideal for smaller bathrooms and can offer a modern minimalist look. Look at the scalloped edge on this one.
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Pedestal sinks consist of a basin supported by a freestanding column. They provide a classic aesthetic while taking up minimal floor space. This one-piece stone pedestal would add that special touch that your guests couldn’t help to talk about.
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Farmhouse sinks, also known as apron-front sinks, feature a deep basin that is exposed at the front. They are often made from materials like stainless steel, fireclay, or cast iron. But, we’re focusing on unique here, with this one being hammered copper, and check out the tall back.
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An integrated sink is a seamless design where the sink is made from the same material as the countertop. This option not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also simplifies cleaning, as there are no visible seams or joints. With a wall-mounted fixture, like pictured, it is all truly seamless.
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Trough sinks are long and narrow, designed to accommodate multiple users at once. Commonly found in rustic or industrial settings, they can be made from various materials and often serve as a statement piece in kitchens or shared bathrooms. This person took a vintage wood dough bowl and converted it into their bathroom sink.
Alternative sink designs continue to evolve, offering both aesthetic and functional enhancements to spaces. By considering various styles and materials, anyone can find a sink that aligns with their personal taste and the practical needs of the area.
