I would install a oval/circular one. They look much better than rectangle. And i would want less sink and more vanity surface

Any more thoughts out there on choosing shape of bathroom sinks? We are building a new home. I believe the bathtub is going to be oval in the master suite. Am I obligated to use oval so that the sinks look nice with the tub? Which shape of sink gives me (saves) the most counter space? I appreciate any info you can give me! Thanks!

I don't know which one gives you more space, but we used Kohler Archer undermounts in our master bathroom. We have a little bit of Craftsman style to our house, so lots of straight lines. We felt it was a good fit. We did use the Archer soaker tub too, to keep things consistent in that bathroom.

One thing to be aware of, there is a bit of "reveal" to the sink - see photo if you don't know what I mean. It's a rim around the edge that sticks out before the side walls of the sink go down vertically. It hasn't been difficult to keep clean, but it was a bit of a surprise.

Rectangular sinks are really popular now. I far out specify rectangular over oval. I love the Archer, but my favorite is the Ladena K-2215.


http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Ladena-23-1-4-x-16-1-4-x-8-1-8-undermount-bathroom-sink/productDetail/Undermount-Sinks/417491.htm?skuId=363138&brandId=1012131&pageName=globalSearch&&_requestid=4475802#

I agree that there's more space in a rectangular sink than an oval one. For that reason, I'd go with rectangular.