Install a Stone Bathroom Sink

It used to be that installing stone countertops turned a bathroom into a one of a kind showstopper - but not anymore. Stone kitchen and bathroom countertops have become a run of the mill upgrade to a vast majority of homes across the country. In fact, in order to have a truly unique bathroom, some homeowners are even installing concrete bathroom countertops and integrated steel countertops and sinks. However, the next trend that is sure to take off is stone bathroom sinks.

Stone bathroom sinks come in a range of styles and sizes. Stone bathroom sinks are generally made from a composite material and are still relatively new on the market. As such, there are not a lot of colors to choose from yet – primarily black, gray, cream and white applications. For the moment, stone bathroom sinks are fairly reasonably priced. An online search using Yahoo or Google turns up a number of stone bathroom sinks that are priced between $200 and $600. However, it is possible to splash out and spend over $2000 for some,
 
Stone bathroom sinks don’t just have to be used for bathrooms however. The numbers of styles available including some that work well in kitchens or as upscale laundry room sinks.

Unfortunately one thing that is not available with stone bathroom sinks, at least at this time, is an integrated stone counter top and sink solution. Because stone is not a material that can be easily bent or curved, it means that homeowners who want a stone bathroom sink will need to match their sink with another material. Whether they choose a complimentary stone color, or choose tile or wood. If however you are looking for an integrated bathroom sink, than it is recommended that you look into the options that Corian affords. Today, Corian has a host of color options, including many that closely resemble stone. And, the material can be used to craft seamless bathroom sinks in a variety of shapes and styles. Another integrated solution would be to consider installing bathroom countertops made of metal and have it shaped to accommodate a bathroom sink.

If you are interested installing a stone bathroom sink, a trip to your local home improvement store is a great way to get ideas and check out new products - and for more personal or custom options - head to a showroom that specializes in high-end bathrooms including bathroom sink top materials, cabinetry and faucets. Often, they will have samples of or information on all the latest options, including stone bathroom sinks. This will help you choose what looks you prefer and what is the most cost-effective and practical solution for your new stone bathroom sink.