Both countertop sinks and pedestal sinks have their own advantages and considerations when it comes to bathroom design. The choice between the two ultimately depends on your personal preferences, the style of your bathroom, and your specific needs. Here's a comparison to help you make an informed decision:

We haven't provided you with an endless list of kitchen countertop materials. Instead, we have narrowed the choice to the best countertops for a kitchen, based on the best looks and functionality combined. These are what our experts suggest you use.

Sintered stone is a stone-based surface material that is often made to look like other materials. It can be made to resemble natural stones, tiles, wood, and other smooth or textured surfaces.

What is stone resin? Solid surface, also known as stone resin, is a solid and non-porous material usually composed of a combination of acrylic resin, bauxite, epoxy, marble dust and pigments. Lusso Stone solid surface material is composed of 40% pure acrylic resin (MMA), 55% natural mineral (ATH: Alumina Trihydrate) and 5% colour pigment. Solid surface is used to mimic the appearance of naturally occurring materials such as granite, marble and stone and can be joined almost invisibly by a trained craftsman. This solid surface can then be cast into a variety of shapes, including our signature bathtubs, basins and shower panels.

A vessel sink—which sits on top of a counter, vanity, or any adapted cabinet—can give a bathroom a uniquely polished look. The top of the vanity can be granite, tile, laminate, or any other type of solid surface. Vessel sinks also give you the option of converting a dresser or other piece of furniture into a sink vanity, creating a look that is truly unique.

Which positions are made of sintered slab with higher cost performance? Please see the following: