White is the ultimate traditional bathroom color - bathtubs, toilets, tile, and, yes, sinks too. But traditional doesn't have to mean boring, and a nice, clean color like white is the perfect palette to play with shape and style. So if you're looking to keep with tradition when it comes to color, but want to get a little more creative than your average white bowl sink, stylish new vitreous china v...
The best and worst thing about vessel sinks is that, to install one, you also have to get a whole new vanity. Because they sit on top of a counter rather than the big hole that's probably drilled in your current one, rest at a different height than normal sinks, and tend to need different and differently spaced hardware, picking your favorite sink is only step one in your bathroom renovation. Whil...
If you're thinking about renovating your bathroom, especially a smaller one, but haven't quite made up your mind what you want to do, consider designing your bathroom around a vessel sink. In much the same way you might decorate your living room around a favorite painting, vessel sinks are practical art pieces that are dramatic enough either to stand on their own or to unify a whole bathroom.
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If you're planning a bathroom remodel, remember: the devil really is in the details. Whether you're doing a major remodel or a more minor facelift, once you've blocked out your major expenses, say, for a new vessel sink and vanity, a hot tub, or an elaborate backsplash, remember that it's the little details - like finding the perfect, artistic faucet to go with that sink! - that can really make a ...
Upgrading to a vessel sink is fast becoming a popular choice for luxury and modern bathroom renovations. But installing a new vessel sink, while not more complicated that installing any other type of sink is more involved. While swapping out your sink is a great way to give your bathroom a fast facelift, upgrading to a vessel sink means you're also going to have to replace your vanity top and fauc...
In recent years, homeowners have gone gaga for natural stone. It's far and away the most popular material for counter tops in both the kitchen and the bathroom. For every person that says granite is on its way out, there seem to be a dozen homeowners, designers, and contractors that beg to differ. Recently, stone has been making an especially good showing in luxury bathrooms, and has become a huge...
Vessel sinks are becoming a popular option for bathrooms of all sizes - from petite guest bathrooms to big, sprawling master suites. And it's no wonder: vessel sinks have a glamorous, striking appearance, and are available in a nearly infinite variety of colors, patterns, materials, shapes, and styles. Vessel sinks offer an easy way to add a little signature touch to your bathroom, no matter the s...
Recently on the blog we’ve been talking a lot about bathrooms, including how to give your space a more traditional or contemporary look, depending on which way you want to lean. This brings me today’s topic--vessel sinks. A fashionable, fairly lower-cost way to customize to your decor. With numerous choices and styles, you are sure to find something that fits your budget and lifestyle, and helps r...
For a long time now, vessel sinks have reigned supreme as a must-have designer focal point of any luxury bathroom worth its salt. But while these big, bold sinks certainly make a splash in terms of style, their welcome has started to wear off now that people realize they aren't always the best sinks to actually use. As the sun sets on beautiful-but-inconvenient vessel sinks, trusty undermount sink...
Designer vessel sinks are the ultimate in custom bathroom design. With thousands of intricate, colorful, unique styles out there, a good vessel sink is the perfect signature finishing touch to any bathroom, and a perfect way to add a little personal flair to any bathroom, whether it's a private master bath or a more heavily trafficked guest bathroom. Nowhere is this more true than with hand-pounde...
