Bathroom sinks at stake
The idea of counting bathroom sinks as an essential in the list of bathroom accessories may not be everybody’s cup of tea. How many times have you seen a perfect bathroom with the sink playing central in shaping the aesthetics? I do believe that apart from regular bathroom furniture like vanity and cabinets, details like faucets and sinks and fine mirror and lights can be used to your advantage, depending on the right details for your space.
Recently, I saw some great bathroom sinks in deep vessel shape (actually I was looking around for a friend) and thought it should be a post. The designs are fresh. For space constricted areas, try the unusual Calvin in glass. Glass with its transparency bestows a space with a roomy feel. The size is ideal for slight spaces, and I love green leafy design. There is pop-up drain and the double-layer glass may look petite but is sturdy. If you like this, try the Smeralda (this onez abstract). I don’t know if you feel it too, but I kept thinking of an unusual art piece (or fruit basket) every time I laid my eyes. The branch veins are cool, and the green is a shade soother.
Water splashhhhhhhhhhhhing kids at home? NO? lucky you. We have a bunch of them and I think the Gafna may be the most intelligent (and artistic, depends the way you look) choice for your bathroom. The deep vessel designs are great for kids, but I love the water painted double-glass design. Check it up.
