Vessel Pedestal Sink
Mia is a freelance bathroom designer and writer with over a decade of professional experience. From space planning, cabinetry, storage solutions, and tile design to hardware and fixture selections, she knows a thing about creating baths that strike a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.
So, you need to install a sink into a space but don't feel the need to build an entire countertop, then why not consider a vessel pedestal sink. These are a lovely, sturdy, and simple way to put a sink in your home that is attractive and stylish without having the perform any sort of extensive construction. If we have piqued your curiosity, take a look at this collection and see what we mean.
Our Picks
2011 showcase hillside retreat modern bathroom other metro
This beautiful vessel pedestal sink constitutes a perfect transition between the past and contemporary. Traditional wooden materials are beautifully presented here in a sleek, minimalistic form.
Imperial Center Pedestal Sink
This pedestal sink's body has been created of ceramic and will require some installation. There are three faucet holes (the faucet hasn't been included in the package). A one year warranty has been included.
Aberdeen Pedestal Sink Set
This pedestal sink has a nice, column-like base which supports a circular sink. Its whole body has been made of ceramic. There are three faucet holes. This piece will require some installation. Lasts for years.
Butterfly green granite vessel sink
This granite pedestal sink makes an attractive proposition if you like rustic or industrial vibe. Rough and austere, yet elegant and alluring at the same time. Brings new, intriguing character to your bathroom.
A pretty rustic bathroom vanity set. A stand of barn wood has a finish in mid browns, 4 straight angular legs, a rectangular bottom shelf with raised edges. A rectangular moulding top has curved supports under. An oval sink is of hammered copper.
Imitate the styles of years past with this beautiful blue vessel sink supported by a dark wood base. It is a beautiful solution for tiny bathrooms or for spaces such as a dining room where an extra sink would be convenient.
Such a beautiful bathroom sink made to look like a simple wooden bowl, but is actually painted ceramics! A very one-of-a-kind, unique design, perfect for any kind of bathroom. I love this design!
Ordinary lumber can be combined to make this geometrically shaped sink basin. A clear vessel sink is the perfect topper for this basin stand. The combination creates visual interest without taking up excess floor space perfect for small rooms.
This is a very functional product created for use in bathrooms. It represents a Swiss and Italian style. This sink is made of clear glass and it features a solid, supportive pedestal made of wood. This pedestal is 7 inches wide x 7 inches deep.
Add an original piece like this one to your bathroom instead of a regular sink and enjoy the refined and elegant look that it has to offer with its bronze structure and gold hued finish, as well as the original shape.
Buying Guide
What’s the best material for a vessel pedestal sink?
Vessel pedestal sinks can be found in a variety of materials, with glass, ceramic, and stainless steel being the most common options for bathrooms with heavy use. Not only are tempered glass vessel pedestal sinks impenetrable to dirt and bacteria, but they can also transform a bathroom’s ambiance with their modern-esque design.
Nevertheless, glass sinks have a high chance of shattering and cracking when under a high impact. On the other hand, ceramic vessel sinks are easy to clean, come in a wide range of attractive sink bowl shapes and styles, and are scratch-resistant. That said, force, temperature changes, and abrasive cleaning products can all cause this material to crack, shatter, and chip. If durability is your top priority, it might be stainless steel that you’re after. It’s stain- and corrosion-resistant, easy to clean, can resist bacteria buildup, and fits perfectly in a contemporary setting.
When it comes to aesthetically pleasing designs, natural stone and wood are top choices. In addition to having a unique, stylish appearance, these materials are extremely durable and versatile. With this in mind, they’re high-maintenance and require special treatment with specific coatings.
Are vessel sinks outdated?
No, vessel pedestal sinks aren’t outdated!
While they’re not as popular as they used to be years ago, they’ve become a conscious decorative choice that can allow you to showcase your outside-the-box thinking and achieve a unique result in your bathroom.
