The search for the perfect bathroom sink can be tiring, especially when you’re working with a small bathroom. You want the style, the storage, and the floor space – and many options require you to sacrifice one of those factors. But actually you don’t need to do that, there’s a sink that will easily fit any bathrooms, and that’s a console sink.
A console bathroom sink is basically a cross between a wall-mounted sink and a pedestal sink. The sink and countertop are mounted to the wall, supported by two or four legs, or freestanding on four legs. The space between the counter and the floor is typically open, though some feature an open shelf or drawer.
A chic modern bathroom done in neutrals, with a subway tile backsplash, glass shelves, console sinks, a double mirror and pretty sconces and penny tiles on the floor.
A chic powder room with wallpaper and green walls, a geo tile floor, a console sink and a narrow mirror plus some artworks.
A chic vintage black and white bathroom with catchily shaped tiles and black penny ones, a console sink, a clawfoot tub and a black mirror cabinet.
What are the pros and cons of a console sink? Such a sink provides sufficient counter space, and you have some spare space under the top and may even place a basket for storage under it if needed. Console sinks feature stylish, open appearance that is airy and this is great for a small bathroom as heavy pieces make it even smaller. Such a sink may also include a shelf, drawer, or towel bar.
A dark and chic bathroom clad with geo and chevron tiles, a console sink, a mirror, sconces and white appliances is cool.
A little and pretty powder room with floral print wallpaper, green tiles, an arched mirror, a console sink and vintage sconces.
A lovely art deco bathroom with white subway tiles, a console sink, a shower space with a glass wall, brass touches for maximal elegance.
A lovely bathroom with penny tiles on the floor, a tub clad with white subway tiles, a double console sink, arched mirrors and brass and copper touches.
A lovely powder room clad with lilac panels, a console sink, a mirror in a wide wooden frame, a pendant lamp and pretty lilac towels.
The first con is that a console sink is wider than a pedestal one and so it uses more wall space, which can be crucial for a very tight powder room. Exposed plumbing requires an attractive finish (and refinishing, too, of course) and wall-mounted models may require special installation, which will end in more money spent. Such a sink provides less storage space than a standard vanity, and this is what may prevent you from getting one.
A modern bathroom with a penny tile floor, a black accent wall and a navy storage unit, a console sink and gold fixtures is cool.
A modern bathroom with stone-imitating wallpaper, a chevron wooden floor, a console sink, a round mirror in a gold frame.
A moody and elegant powder room with black paneling, a built-in mirror, a console sink, a white toilet and a mini gallery wall in bold colors.
A moody powder room with black walls and paneling, a console sink, a mirror in an ornated frame, sconces and neutral textiles.
A neutral vintage powder room with floral wallpaper, grey panels, a console sink and a small gallery wall plus a mirror in an ornated frame.
A neutral vintage powder room with grey paneled walls, a console sink, an arched mirror, white appliances and a pretty artwork.
What should you consider when choosing a console sink? Consider the height, depth, and width when choosing a console bathroom vanity, especially for a space-challenged bathroom. Some consoles bases are available in extra-wide, double configurations with three or five legs to support two sinks. Many consoles are traditionally styled, though it’s easy to find contemporary styles as well. The sink and counter are typically one integrated piece; some styles feature an above-counter sink. Many consoles do not offer any storage; some people prefer to store essentials beneath the console in a decorative basket. However, you can easily find consoles with a shelf or two, a drawer, or integrated towel bars. Should you require more storage space, you may have to consider adding a linen tower or other storage cabinet. There are more points to consider, just like with any sink, so keep them in mind, too, before you opt for one.
A pretty bright powder room with blue wallpaper and blue planks on the walls, a console sink, elegant sconces and a basket for trash.
A pretty neutral farmhouse bathroom with chevron tiles, a double console sink, some baskets for storage and an oversized mirror.
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A pretty powder room with chinoiserie wallpaper, a mirror in a cool frame, a console sink and white textiles is a bold idea.
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A serene modern bathroom with a geometric floor, a console sink,a shower space clad with stone and neutral tiles, touches of brass is chic.
A serene powder room in white, with a dark floor, a bold rug, a console sink, a round mirror and white appliances is a cool idea.
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