Porcelain may be the first thing you think of for bathroom sinks. But Consumer Reports tests of eight materials found several that stood up to our barrage of everyday wear and tear even better.

Trough sinks, once just found on farms, are now becoming increasing popular for today's bathrooms. They come in a variety of colors, shapes and styles and bring a new esthetic to the bathroom.

Once you are in the $1,000-$3,000 zone, you’ll find custom, hand-carved pedestal sinks that are manufactured using granite or marble. Bathroom pedestal sink FAQ Q.

Undermount bathroom sinks can cost less than $50, and you can spend more than $1,000 for a designer natural-stone model. Within this considerable range is a sink for everyone.

When it comes to remodeling your bathroom, deciding what to upgrade first can be overwhelming. But when it comes to maximizing impact, day-to-day convenience, and return on investment, designers ...

According to Helmuth, it depends on the space. “In terms of ROI, two sinks are better than one in an en suite bathroom that’s part of a master bedroom or in a Jack and Jill bathroom between ...

Yes, sinks cut from an actual block of marble, creating a totally natural style of vessel sink. Stone can really take you way back to the days of old, especially if you walk around your bathroom ...

Measuring a sizeable 39.5cm in diameter and 12cm in height, this gorgeous sink from the London Basin Company is sure to give you a dopamine boost each time you step into your bathroom.