Oversize integral sinks are often custom pieces
The luxuries of space can be expressed in many different ways. One I find especially appealing is an exceptionally large master bathroom sink. Cast concrete and solid surface materials lend themselves to special sinks like this double-width beauty in a Massachusetts seaside house. The shallow, super-sized basin easily serves a pair of deck mounted, Hansgrohe Axor Stark two-handle lav faucets, which lend a whimsical modern vibe to the serene space.
Even larger is a four-faucet sink in the ladies’ room at the Frederic Fekkai hair salon in New York City. With wall-mounted faucets this is a splasher but it’s interesting to see how the separate slab inside the “trough” is angled back towards a metal drain inset along the back.
While, by virtue of its location, a commercial sink needs to support multiple users it’s surprising how often advanced designs in restaurants, bars and other business can be successfully adapted to home use – this sink is no exception.
Trough sinks are also gaining popularity in kitchens. Allison found a kitchen with a huge Concrete Trough Sink and, additionally, we’ve featured Trough Prep Sinks.
