30 Extraordinary Sinks That You Will Not Find In An Average Home

Like Architecture & Interior Design? Follow Us...

Home Designing may earn commissions for purchases made through the links on our website. See our disclosure policy.

The domestic sink can take on many different forms, from a traditional round bowl basin to a sharp-edged shallow twin user trough. Basins come in all manners of finishes, colors and sizes, but we wanted to delve deeper into the world of super sinks to see if we could uncover something really extraordinary. We found not one, but 30 weird and wonderful solutions, including ecologically friendly ideas, integrated systems and cunningly concealed designs.

1 |
Designer: OmVivo

Our first interesting find under a faucet is this elegant bathroom sink that has an etched glass base. When raised up on it’s waste collar, the base casts a beautiful light pattern over the surface of the vanity unit below.

BUY IT

This organic form is the solid resin ‘spoon sink’-the sister product the award winning spoon urinal-which mimics the shape of a single teardrop.

3 |
Designer: Philips

This Philips integrated chopping-board sink makes for a seamless prep area in the kitchen.

4 |
Designer: Omer Sagiv

Irregularly stacked pebble shapes make up the limited edition ‘Water Stone Faucet’. The zen-garden worthy tap is teamed with a gently scooped sink, and comes in a contemporary chrome finish or a delicate china white.

Designer: Catalano
BUY IT

A minimalistic white slab takes on extra character with the incorporation of a blue splash shaped hollow.

6 |
Designer: Mastella Design
Via: Trendir

Resembling the shape of the Calla lilly, the ‘Kalla’ sink is a freestanding form made from Cristalplant.

7 |
Designer: Cristal Plant

Another sink formed from Cristalplant (which is the first eco-sustainable solid surface made from materials of plant origin combined with natural inert minerals of absolute purity) is this chunky block cut through with a slimline grate drain.

8 |
Designer: Victor Vasilev

This sharp corned cuboid outline appears to hang precariously in mid-air, with waste water disappearing into the subtle mount.

Get Free Updates by Email

...AND GET THIS EBOOK FREE

We will email you the download link for the book

9 |
Designer: LDVC

‘Wing’ is a wall sink that looks as though a solid basin has taken on fluidity and been stretched out in either direction, with the horizontal plane forming a vanity shelf, and the vertical reach offering a decorative light.

10 |
Designer: Joel Roberts
Via: SVPPLY

The ‘Eaux Eaux’, or ‘Water Water’ basins become crashing waves as the water from the fully integrated faucet touches down into the bowl.

11 |
Designer: Rapsel

A disappearing sanitary ware design has been made possible by topping the washbasin, toilet bowl and shower tray with solid larch wood covers. The WC volume also incorporates a small storage drawer to the side.

12 |
Designer: usTogether

Continuous lines create these unique bathroom wonders, where a glass sided basin and bath are directly connected, or an over-bath shower is flipped to become an outer bath shower from the side of a freestanding tub.

13 |
Designer: Chin Chia Lim Via
Via: Yanko Design

This one is excellent for showmanship but we’re not really convinced about the function; you certainly couldn’t brush your teeth at the sink whilst the tub was filling!

14 |
Designer: Desnahemisfera
Via: Freshome

This design is a little more practical, though if your partner likes to wash at the sink whilst you bath then you might find yourself getting splashed by cold water.

15 |
Designer: Caroma

Here is a concept that combines the sink with the toilet. but rather than for the sake of aesthetics it does this for the very important purpose of conserving water. Here is how it works: After using the WC, the hand basin can be used to cleanse your hands with fresh water. The water used will then be stored in the tank as gray water for when next you flush.