Pedestal sinks feature a bowl resting on a pedestal base, placed at a standard height that guarantees you comfort when washing your hands. Today, pedestal sinks come in stainless steel and glass which afford you unimaginable beauty in your bathroom. Pedestal sinks, however, use up the storage space that could otherwise be useful, especially in the small bathrooms.

The wall-mounted sinks are ideal for open-plan designs. If space is an issue, you can free up the area around the sink to eliminate clutter, and make your design airy. While there are plenty of ways to hide the plumbing pipes, the best strategy is to incorporate them into the wall. There is a broad array of wall-mounted sinks, you will need to pick this option earlier on in the bathroom renovation before the walls are tiled.

The vanity sink is a self-rimming basin that has rolled edges that fit into the countertop. In addition to being budget-friendly, the vanity sinks come in varying designs, providing extra storage space for toiletries and sundries. The vanity allows you to hide the unsightly plumbing pipes effortlessly, making them the most popular bathroom sinks.

Vessel sinks, mostly made of glass and natural stone, are large bowls mounted on a countertop, and usually used in guest bathrooms and powder rooms. Hammered or smooth copper vessel sinks are also popular in rustic bathroom designs. The unique design of vessel sinks makes them inconvenient for everyday use, such as, washing and brushing your teeth. Vessel sinks are versatile, and their adaptability makes them the extremely popular in the contemporary bathrooms.