Collection: Bathroom Sinks

A bathroom sink is a small object asked to be both beautiful and hardworking. Our collection spans vessel, undermount, drop-in and pedestal configurations in vitreous china, porcelain, tempered glass, Matte Stone, Concreto Stone composite, quartz composite, acrylic solid surface, ceramic and stainless steel. Free shipping to the 48 continental states.

Bathroom Sinks

Configuration first

Undermount basins mount beneath the counter for an uninterrupted surface you can wipe directly into the bowl, and they pair naturally with a stone vanity top. Vessel sinks sit above the counter like a bowl set down, which makes the sink the focal point of the room and opens up materials, glass and stone especially, that no undermount can offer. Two things to plan for: a vessel raises your working height by the full height of the basin, so it belongs on a lower vanity, and it needs a taller vessel-height faucet. Drop-in basins rest a rim on the counter and are the easiest of all to retrofit. And a pedestal sink stands free on a column, which in a powder room where floor space matters more than storage is very often the right answer rather than the sacrifice.

Materials, and what each one is for

Vitreous china is the classic: a glazed, polished, non-porous surface that resists scratches, stains and chipping and asks almost nothing of you. Tempered glass vessels are visually weightless and available in colors and textures nothing else can match. Matte Stone and Concreto Stone composites bring a soft, contemporary matte surface with real substance and a warmth to the touch that ceramic does not have. Quartz and stone composite is the most durable option in the range. And 304 stainless steel is close to indestructible, at home in an industrial-leaning or commercial bathroom.

Shape and proportion

Round and oval basins soften a rectilinear room and sit more comfortably on a narrow vanity. Rectangular and squared basins give more usable basin length and read more contemporary. On a double vanity, matching shape across both basins matters more than most people anticipate.

Before ordering, check the faucet drilling on your vanity top, confirm your faucet height suits the configuration, and check whether the basin has an overflow, since a sink without one needs a matching non-overflow drain assembly. Our team will happily confirm all three with you.