Sinks & Faucets

Here are a few things to think about when choosing sinks & faucets:

Decide if you want your sink to be part of the vanity or freestanding. Freestanding sinks do not have cabinets.
You can choose from a range of colors, patterns, depths and designs.
Will children or adults be using the sink? For children, you can add a footstool at the base of the sink.
Choose a material that is resistant to water damage (see section on “Bathroom Countertops”). Some common sink materials include stone, marble and stainless steel.

Choose faucets that match the decor of your bathroom.
Your faucet materials should be resistant to water damage such as rust.
Not all sinks can accommodate every type of faucet, so make sure to choose a sink and faucet that work together.
You can choose a single piece faucet which connects the hot and cold water outlets.
You can choose a split set faucet which has separate outlets for hot and cold water.