Five Stylish Bathroom Sink Ideas

Not sure what sink to aim for in your new bathroom?

Most people will keep the same sink for decades into the future, so you better make sure the one you go for has an aesthetic and shape that'll stay fresh for as long as possible. Have a look through and see if any of these stylish concepts has a place in your sanctuary.

Working with a countertop? Then consider having the sink housed with nothing but the cavity of the bowl exposed. This look will stay utterly timeless for as long as sinks exist. It suits a minimalist theme where you have as few shapes and edges as possible coursing throughout the room. As well as looking incredibly sharp, this layout also means less surface area to clean.



Only go ahead with this design if you’re sure you’ll stay in love with it for many years into the future.

Yes, it might look like it’s jumped straight out of the 1800s, but that’s exactly what gives this design it’s everlasting charm. If you like things looking more than a little old fashioned, you can’t go wrong with a traditional bronze or copper look.

Surround it with round mirrors, steel appliances and the kind of decor you’d generally expect to find on the orient express for a classic period theme.

If you wanna go ultra modern, square is certainly “in” and here to stay. Match the sink with a simplistic square mirror to complete the combination.

We understand just how important it is to have fixed features that’ll capture the rest of your bathroom no matter how you change things around in future. This square sink and mirror combination is more than versatile enough to suit almost any theme you go for down the road. Maybe even look into the addition of a glass splashback to this combination.

The bowl style sink is highly fashionable right now. The design is so simple and attractive that it'll continue looking fantastic well into the future. Go for these and you won't have to worry about cutting perfectly aligned holes in the countertop like you would with an enclosed bowl.

You just need an ultra sturdy counter that’ll support the bowls perfectly. Some of the thickest designs can be incredibly heavy and may need steel frame support built within your counter to manage the weight.

You’ll also find bowls made in wood. These are great if you’re looking to achieve more of a tropical or rustic vibe in your bathroom.

It’s certainly a little different but that’s what makes it so impressive. Glass brings a level of character that solid materials cant. The transparency of the bowl means light is able to travel through and reflect through to surrounding surfaces as well as the water when the bowl is active. This leads to a brighter and more lively space surrounding the sink.

The fragility and elegance of the glass bowl is balanced by the sturdiness and rougher aesthetic of the marble. The two materials complement each other perfectly and neither decay from moisture. It’s a concept that’ll prove spectacular as well as robust enough to stay beautiful long into future.     

Modified: Aug 4, 2022