The Best Bathroom Sinks
We looked at the top 6 Bathroom Sinks and dug through the reviews from 16 of the most popular review sites including and more. The result is a ranking of the best Bathroom Sinks.
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Our Picks For The Top Bathroom Sinks
- The Best Bathroom Sink
- 1. KES BVS110S40 Above-Counter Porcelain Rectangle Vessel Bathroom Sink
- 2. PetusHouse Above-Counter Overflow Vessel Bathroom Sink
- 3. Puluomis Artistic Tempered-Glass Vessel Bathroom Sink
- 4. Monarch Abode 19104 Hand-Hammered Vessel Bathroom Sink
- 5. Lordear Above-Counter Porcelain Rectangle Vessel Bathroom Sink
- 6. KOHLER K-20000-0 Undermount Caxton Bathroom Sink
Top Mount; Elegant DesignThis is minimalism at its best and will bring your bathroom countertop into the 21st century.
Faucet Hole is IncludedThat stainless steel pop-up drain is affordable, making it an exceptionally great and durable product.
Fiery, Artistic StatementIt’s so cool; you’ll start looking forward to brushing your teeth twice a day after you install this showstopping sink!
Why we recommend these bathroom sinks?
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Our experts reviewed the top 6 Bathroom Sinks and also dug through the reviews from 16 of the most popular review sites including and more. The result is a ranking of the best of the best Bathroom Sinks.
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The Best Overall
KES BVS110S40 Above-Counter Porcelain Rectangle Vessel Bathroom Sink
Our Take
This simply-designed porcelain ceramic square vessel sink is bright white with a high-gloss, baked-on glaze finish. It measures 15.75 inches long, 11.82 inches wide and 5.35 inches high and has a non-porous scratch- and stain-resistant surface.
What other experts liked
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Overall Product Rankings
1. KES BVS110S40 Above-Counter Porcelain Rectangle Vessel Bathroom Sink
5. Lordear Above-Counter Porcelain Rectangle Vessel Bathroom Sink
Our Bathroom Sink Findings
KES BVS110S40 Above-Counter Porcelain Rectangle Vessel Bathroom Sink
What We Liked: This simply-designed porcelain ceramic square vessel sink is bright white with a high-gloss, baked-on glaze finish. It measures 15.75 inches long, 11.82 inches wide and 5.35 inches high and has a non-porous scratch- and stain-resistant surface.
PetusHouse Above-Counter Overflow Vessel Bathroom Sink
What We Liked: PetusHouse’s white porcelain ceramic overflow-type bathroom vessel sink/drain combination includes a pop-up drain with no seams, so you won’t have to worry about leaking.
262195 262197Puluomis Artistic Tempered-Glass Vessel Bathroom Sink
What We Liked: Also constructed from tempered glass, this stunning 16.5-inch wide and 5.5-inch deep sink has a hand-painted pattern and includes a pop-up drain, mounting ring and an ORB faucet. It also comes in blue, bluish-gray, brown and ocean blue.
Our Bathroom Sink Buying Guide
If you’re installing or replacing a bathroom sink, there are quite a few options out there to choose from. One typical style is the drop-in, which is placed from above and held in place with screws and rims that overlap the countertops. These are among the least expensive and easiest to install.
Undermount sinks are also inexpensive but are attached from below and harder to put in. Vessel sinks are modern, trending and sit on top of countertops. Other kinds of sinks include free-standing pedestals and wall-mounted models.
Most of the sinks seen today are made from ceramic and porcelain, but stainless steel and tempered glass are becoming more popular. Ceramic and porcelain are generally inexpensive, but you’ll pay more for higher-priced brands; this trend also holds for steel and glass.
Glazed ceramic and porcelain hold up well and are easy to clean. Stainless steel doesn’t stain easily and resists dents, dings and heat. Glass may break more quickly, but manufacturers are finding new ways to make them stronger and damage-resistant. Bathroom sinks can be round, oval, square or rectangular, and you can also find sinks made from stone, enameled steel and acrylic.
If you’re replacing a sink and not the countertop cutout or faucet, your options will be more limited. You must measure the cutout carefully to ensure that the new one will fit in; an undermount could work if you find the right size.
Vessel sinks can be installed above the counter (the base gets mounted around the drain hole) or recessed (you drill a larger hole, and the sink drops down into the counter). Vessel sinks are deeper and need more extended faucets; some sinks include these and drain plugs, while others do not.
DWYM Fun Fact
Before the modern bathroom sink was invented, people had to rough it with indoor washstands; these consisted of little more than a table, a pitcher of water and a deep bowl. In the mid-1800s, dry sinks made from metal, wood or stone were built into window sills and cabinets, but these weren’t much of an upgrade since the water still had to be brought from elsewhere.
Indoor plumbing actually hasn’t been around for as long as you might think. Even the White House didn’t have running water on its main floor until 1833. About 100 years later, medical professionals and lawmakers decided that sanitary, working plumbing was vital for public health. Alfred Moen invented the single handle tap in 1937, and the modern sink was born.
The Bathroom Sink Tips and Advice
- Vessel sinks aren’t easily installed on countertops with drop-in holes. Also, keep in mind that their raised heights can affect accessibility.
- With vessel sinks, recessed installations provide more stability and slightly bring the rims down.
- Stainless steel sinks are usually seen in kitchens, but they also look great in bathrooms.
- Read the product descriptions to see how the sinks are packaged; they need extra cushioning to prevent damage.
- Carefully inspect your sink after you take it out!
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