Bathroom Sink for Modern & Traditional Vanities

A bathroom sink becomes the most-used fixture in your American home with family members washing hands and brushing teeth multiple times daily. Our bathroom sink collection includes vessel, undermount, and drop-in styles in various sizes to fit any vanity across the United States. Each bathroom sink is handcrafted in our workshop Morocco using traditional methods that ensure lasting quality. Find the perfect bathroom sink that matches your space and style today.

Choosing Your Bathroom Sink

Size and Vanity Compatibility

Standard bathroom sink measures 16-20 inches wide for typical single vanity installation in US homes. Master bathroom often needs larger bathroom sink around 20-24 inches for comfortable daily use. Powder rooms work well with compact bathroom sink between 12-15 inches to maximize limited space. Double vanity setup requires two bathroom sink units with minimum 30 inches between centers for elbow room. Vessel-style bathroom sink sits on top of counter, so vanity height should be 4-6 inches lower than standard. We measure every bathroom sink exactly including depth and mounting requirements. Oval sink shapes give more basin space in narrow vanities. Consider your vanity cutout size before selecting undermount bathroom sink for proper fit.

Installation Types and Features

Drop-in bathroom sink installs easiest with rim sitting on counter surface for quick replacement projects. Undermount bathroom sink creates seamless look but needs solid surface countertop and professional installation. Vessel bathroom sink makes dramatic statement sitting above counter like decorative bowl. Wall-mounted bathroom sink saves floor space in tiny bathrooms but requires strong wall support. Each bathroom sink type affects cleaning ease - undermount has no rim to trap dirt. Rectangular sink designs work great for contemporary bathroom sink installations. Overflow feature in bathroom sink prevents water damage but some vessel styles come without it. Ceramic sink materials offer most color choices for bathroom sink selection.

Style Matching and Materials

Traditional bathroom sink often features curved edges and classic white or cream colors. Modern bathroom sink tends toward geometric shapes with crisp angles and bold colors. Farmhouse style bathroom sink looks best in deep basin designs with apron fronts. Copper sink options develop unique patina perfect for rustic bathroom sink needs. Small bathroom benefits from light-colored bathroom sink that makes space feel larger. Brass sink finishes add warmth to bathroom sink area without overwhelming. Your bathroom sink should complement faucet finish - don't mix chrome with brass. Prep and bar sink sizes work as second bathroom sink in large master suites.