Bathroom Vanity & Sink | Bathroom Remodeling Trenton - Philadelphia
Bathroom Vanities
Bathroom cabinetry can vary from small vanities to large furniture-like units. Materials and accessory choices are numerous. Cabinets fall into three basic categories, depending on how they are constructed and whether they can be customized. They are stock, buil-to-order, or custom made. There are two basic styles of construction - framed and frameless.
Bathroom Countertops
Along with the floor, countertops are one of the hardest working surfaces in the bathroom. They are also important design element decause of their high visibility. When you are planning your bathroom remodel consider mixing and matching countertop materials. This can create a distinctive look and lets you incorporate surfaces that are best suited to their specific function.
You have a large variety of options on the type of material to use - laminate, solid-surfacing , ceramic tile, stone tile and slabs(marble, granite, limestone, slate, soapstone, sandstone, etc.), quartz surfacing.
Bathroom cabinetry can vary from small vanities to large furniture-like units. Materials and accessory choices are numerous. Cabinets fall into three basic categories, depending on how they are constructed and whether they can be customized. They are stock, buil-to-order, or custom made. There are two basic styles of construction - framed and frameless.
Bathroom Countertops
Along with the floor, countertops are one of the hardest working surfaces in the bathroom. They are also important design element decause of their high visibility. When you are planning your bathroom remodel consider mixing and matching countertop materials. This can create a distinctive look and lets you incorporate surfaces that are best suited to their specific function. You have a large variety of options on the type of material to use - laminate, solid-surfacing , ceramic tile, stone tile and slabs(marble, granite, limestone, slate, soapstone, sandstone, etc.), quartz surfacing.
Sinks and Sink Faucets
There is a tremendous variety in sinks and faucets. They are available in numerous shapes, colors and features. As you wade through the possibilities, keep in mind the requirements of your bathroom, including durability, performance, and easy maintenance. Fortunately, there are so many great looking, hard-working fixtures and fittings available that you will not have to sacrifice glamour for practicality.
Bathroom sinks or lavatories have changed more dramatically in recent years than any other bathroom design element, taking on new and intriguing shapes, vivid colors, and unconventional materials. White, bone and black are still big sellers, but if you want to get adventurous, there are plenty of alternatives.
The most common vanity sinks are drop-in sinks. A sef-rimming sink can be used with almost any type of bathroom counter top material, and it can be replaced without moving the countertop or pipes.
An undermount sink also is part of a vanity. It sits below the countertop and it's easier to clean.
When a sink is part of the countertop material, it is called an integral sink. It is molded form the same material as the counter.
A vessel sink is a bowl mounted on top of the countertop. It makes a bold design statement and probably is best reserved for an elegant powder room that doesn't get heavy traffic. It is common to see wall-mounted fixtures with a vessel sink.
Freestanding sinks come in several categories from a contemporary console to an old-fashioned white pedestal sink.
The wall-hung variety of vessel sinks is most often recommended in a universla design bath. There is typically no storage beneath them and little or no counter space. Wall-hung sinks work well in smaller spaces asdo pedestal sinks.
Bath Sink Faucets
Your bathroom design will be complemented by your choice of a sink faucet.
There is a tremendous variety in sinks and faucets. They are available in numerous shapes, colors and features. As you wade through the possibilities, keep in mind the requirements of your bathroom, including durability, performance, and easy maintenance. Fortunately, there are so many great looking, hard-working fixtures and fittings available that you will not have to sacrifice glamour for practicality.
Bathroom sinks or lavatories have changed more dramatically in recent years than any other bathroom design element, taking on new and intriguing shapes, vivid colors, and unconventional materials. White, bone and black are still big sellers, but if you want to get adventurous, there are plenty of alternatives.
The most common vanity sinks are drop-in sinks. A sef-rimming sink can be used with almost any type of bathroom counter top material, and it can be replaced without moving the countertop or pipes. An undermount sink also is part of a vanity. It sits below the countertop and it's easier to clean. When a sink is part of the countertop material, it is called an integral sink. It is molded form the same material as the counter. A vessel sink is a bowl mounted on top of the countertop. It makes a bold design statement and probably is best reserved for an elegant powder room that doesn't get heavy traffic. It is common to see wall-mounted fixtures with a vessel sink.
Freestanding sinks come in several categories from a contemporary console to an old-fashioned white pedestal sink.
The wall-hung variety of vessel sinks is most often recommended in a universla design bath. There is typically no storage beneath them and little or no counter space. Wall-hung sinks work well in smaller spaces asdo pedestal sinks.
Bath Sink Faucets
Your bathroom design will be complemented by your choice of a sink faucet.
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