A natural stone sink is the centerpiece of a bathroom, so the right choice starts with your space and the way you live — not just the look. Here is how we help customers choose.
1. Get your measurements right
Check three things before anything else: your vanity or counter width, the wall-to-front depth, and your drain position. A vessel sink sits on top of the counter and needs about 40–60 cm (16–24") of width; a wall-mounted basin needs solid studs and our heavy-duty brackets. If you are unsure, send us a photo of your bathroom and we will advise on sizing.
2. Choose the stone for its character
Every stone has a personality. Calacatta Viola is bold and dramatic with violet veins; Carrara is calm and classic; Travertine is warm and organic; Nero Marquina is high-contrast and modern. Think about the mood you want, and remember: because it is natural stone, your piece will be one of a kind.
3. Match the shape to the use
Fluted and vessel designs make a statement in powder rooms and guest baths. Double basins and troughs suit shared family bathrooms. Wall-mounted and pedestal designs free up floor space in smaller rooms.
4. Plan for care
Marble and travertine are durable but porous. A quick monthly wipe and a re-seal once or twice a year keeps them beautiful for decades. Every sink we ship is pre-sealed and ready to install.
Still deciding?
We carve every sink to order, in any size and any of our stones. Tell us your dimensions and we will send a quote and a drawing before we begin — so you always know exactly what you are getting.