Style

Vessel sinks are available in so many styles that it is a bit overwhelming item to start shopping for. The best place to start is with style. Try sorting by color or material to match your décor and go from there. This is also a fun category to just browse in, because all of the colors and options might inspire you.

Materials

Vessel sinks are most appropriate in the bathroom, at a bar or as a produce sink in the kitchen. They are not suitable for the main kitchen sink or somewhere where it is in danger or getting cracked or chipped. The material will have a big impact on the style.

• Glass is the most common and versatile vessel sink material. Styles range from clear glass to hand-blown masterpieces and can feature different textures.
• Stone is a more versatile vessel sink material. Usually, stone sinks are cut from a single block to avoid seams.
• Ceramic vessel sinks are easy to maintain. They can be painted or colored to match almost any décor and can provide a more whimsical design element.
• Stainless steel vessel sinks will match many kitchen appliances, but are more difficult to keep clean.
• Wood vessel sinks, treated with waterproof finishes, are more high maintenance than other materials, but are striking additions to many homes.
• Vessel sinks are also available in a variety of metals, such as copper, brass, bronze and nickel. These can complement different wood finishes, appliances or other details. Copper sinks are also known for their anti-microbial properties.