Bathroom Trends –Future Vessel Sink in Bathroom -4

You can use a wide variety of countertop materials, because vessel sinks can be on wood planks, on concrete, on tile, including mosaic, and even on granite or marble slabs. Keep in mind that the vessel is likely to draw more attention than the countertop it sits on. Vessel sinks tend to be the focal point of the bathroom because they’re so beautiful, so it’s best to make the countertop secondary. 

When choosing faucets, vessels require a few special considerations. If the water flow hits the side of the sink, it can cause splashing; you’ll want it to flow to the bottom. Make sure there is enough room between the faucet and the sink for users to wash their hands or brush their teeth.

Because vessel sinks sit above the countertop, they require a counter-based faucet with a long neck that can reach up over the side of the basin and allow adequate clearance in the basin. Another option for a vessel sink is a wall-mount faucet, most wall-mounted faucets have a bigger throw–or reach–from the back of the wall to the middle of the sink.

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