Simplicity of a functional basin
The right bathroom basin in your newly renovated bathroom can enhance the decor depending on the style that you are after and want to create in the space. By choosing the right bathroom wash basin, you can upgrade or change your bathroom design whenever you like, without having to change the basin every time. The right bathroom basin is an investment in your home and a key piece of furniture and equipment for your home. But which bathroom basin is right for your bathroom?
There are many types of bathroom basin Sydney to choose from, including above counter basins, vanity bowls, modern designs to inspire and uplift any room, or an under mounted style to suit newly install stone. A semi recess look will integrate seamlessly with a vanity cabinet, or stand-alone pedestal or even a wall mounted unit. At Revive Kitchens & Bathrooms, we believe that functionality, design and affordable ranges are not mutually exclusive.
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When it comes to bathroom sinks, fashion and function are not mutually exclusive. High traffic baths and posh powder rooms alike can benefit from chic design and innovative features.
Take some time to research your options for products that look and work as you want them to. With so many styles, shapes and finishes available, choosing the right sink for your space can be a challenge. For tips for finding the perfect sink for your style and space, look no further.
Start with the Size
- Measure your counter space, or know the exact measurements of the vanity, before selecting a sink.
- If you’re looking for a pedestal sink in place of a vanity, mark down the floorspace you have available before ordering, to measure against the dimensions of the sink.
- When looking at an undermount sink, be sure to note the size and shape of the cutout in the vanity. Measure the distance between the cutout and the backsplash, as well as the holes for the faucet, to be certain the sink will fit with room for installation to spare.
Remember to consider depth when choosing a bathroom sink and faucet combination.
- Vessel sinks call for faucets that are tall enough to clear the lip of the bowl.
- Shallow sinks require a faucet flow that won’t cause over-splash, which usually means a lower-set spout. High, gooseneck faucets look elegant, however, the falling water can create a lot of splash-back that might leave a mess on your countertop when paired with a shallow sink.
Installation Types
Drop-In
- They are easy to install – simply place in the countertop opening and secure it!
- Available in many shapes, sizes, finishes, and faucet configurations.
Wall Mounted
- More of the floor is exposed, which visually expands the available space, and is a breeze to clean.
- Offers a unique, uncluttered, minimalist look.
- Good option for small bathrooms.
- Limited surface area and no storage space, depending on the style of sink.
- Available in many shapes, sizes, finishes, and faucet configurations.
Pedestal
- Stylish design element, offering a very versatile look for any theme.
- Good option for powder rooms.
- Available in one- or two-piece design.
- Limited surface area and no storage space.
- Available in many shapes, sizes, finishes, and faucet configurations.
Wall Mounted
- More of the floor is exposed, which visually expands the available space, and is a breeze to clean.
- Offers a unique, uncluttered, minimalist look.
- Good option for small bathrooms.
- Limited surface area and no storage space, depending on the style of sink.
- Available in many shapes, sizes, finishes, and faucet configurations.
Undermount
- No faucet holes included on these sinks — faucets are mounted to the vanity top or wall.
- Maximizes available counter space.
- Flush design makes cleanup easy.
- Available in a full range of shapes, sizes, and finishes.
Vessel
- Stylish design element – very customizable to match any decor.
- Requires specific faucet types to account for additional sink height.
- Available in many shapes, sizes, and finishes.
Vanity Sink
- Easy to clean.
- Placed directly atop a vanity or console base.
- Available in many shapes, sizes, finishes, and faucet configurations.
Faucet Holes
- A single-hole sink will only accommodate a single-hole faucet.
- Three-hole sinks can be useful for widespread faucets, with individual temperature controls for hot and cold water, or the narrower centerset or bridge faucets.
- A single temperature handle, a soap dispenser, or even a spray wand could be installed to complete the look.
- They can also be used with a one-hole faucet and an escutcheon plate to hide the extra, unused holes.
Sink Material
Cast Iron Sinks – A heavier and long-lasting option, cast iron sinks are made of a formed metal frame that is then layered over with a porcelain enamel made from melted glass. They are strong, resistant to dings and scratches, and offer a clean, glossy finish.
Vitreous China Sinks – The timeless look of white porcelain is durable, easy to clean, and elegant. These sinks now come in a variety of colors, from creams to vivid reds, so you can still customize your spaces without breaking from tradition.
Engineered Stone & Granite Sinks – Tough as stone but finished and glazed to be smooth, granite sinks provide a hint of the natural world to any bathroom. Depending on the design, they may look like unfinished rock or be more solid colors, but these sinks are sealed and just as hygienic as fireclay or porcelain and chip and dent resistant.
Fireclay Sinks – Fired and sealed at a high temperature for strength, fireclay sinks offer the smooth, rounded look of porcelain with the durability of cast iron.
Glass Sinks – A very custom look, with unique shapes and imprinted designs that stand the test of time behind the layered glass. Look for tempered and sturdy glass sinks, and keep in mind that they are inherently fragile and can’t take much of a beating. They are great for master or guest baths.
Stainless Steel Sinks – Hearty and tough, affordable stainless steel sinks can be scrubbed clean and still retain their shine. They’re most often found in kitchens because of their stain-resistance, but they work just as well in modern bathrooms.
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