The bathroom sink may seem like a simple part of the bathroom, only meant to perform its practical function. But as with any parts of the bathroom, this isn’t necessarily the class. A sink can be more than just a necessity; it can be a design statement or an aesthetic piece that can tie together the look you’re going for in your bathroom.

Checking out bathroom showrooms Kent for the best sink for your bathroom? Here are some things to remember:

The types of bathroom sinks

You might be surprised when you go to bathroom shops Kent that there are actually several types of bathroom sinks. Among the common types are the wall-mounted basin and the pedestal sinks. The vessel sink is a stylish sink that sits on top of a countertop, while the semi-recessed sink is a cross between a countertop sink and a mounted sink, along the space below the space to be cabinet space.

Usage

It goes without saying that the type of sink you should choose will depend on how you plan to use the sink. If you simply want something practical, a wall-mounted basin sink should work just fine. A corner sink where the pipes and tubes are hidden behind the bathroom wall can be tedious to install, but it is also quite stylish—and a space-saver too.

Solo or shared

Are you sharing your bathroom with someone? If you are, you should go to bathroom showrooms Kent to look for undermount sinks since the countertop gives everyone using the bathroom space for their items.

Space

Certain sinks use more space than others, so how the sink will be installed and how much space it will consume should be considered. A corner sink consumes little space, while the semi-recessed sink or a vessel sink allows the space underneath it to be free space enough to be used for storage.

Big or small

Do you want to make your bathroom look bigger? Consider getting a floating sink. Like a corner sink, a floating sink won’t require a lot of space—and its minimalist and streamlined look can make your bathroom look modern and chic.

Price

You are likely to find a sink that would work for your budget at bathroom shops Kent, but make sure the sink you choose fits your needs regardless of its price.

Overall look

Does the look of your bathroom sink fit in the overall aesthetic of your bathroom? While sinks are, in essence, a functional part of your bathroom (and hence, any sink you choose would work in that context), consider how the sink will look with other parts of the bathroom. Many homeowners even use sinks as the "centerpiece" or aesthetic focal points of their bathrooms.

Function

Unfortunately, realistically speaking, not all sinks may work for all bathrooms because of installation limitations or space (or a combination of these and other elements). Ask for the installation requirements of the sink before committing to one.

Beauty

Nonetheless, when everything is in order, choose the sink that speaks to you and fits your bathroom.