I would do the undermounted sinks because it makes it easy to clean because there is no exposed rim to catch dirt etc. and it gives a nice clean attractive minimalist look.

Agreed, an undermount sink is a better investment and make cleaning much easier. drop-ins have potential to collect dirt and germs. There are the undermount sinks that we use: http://www.mrstone.com/sinks/undermount-sinks.html?sort=20a&page=1

I had to use drop-ins in my master bath because there was a flaw in the slab which I refused to take. Because of time constraints, I used the matching marble tiles, so I couldn't do a drop in. I have been happy with the sinks and actually love the look. I think it works because I used the Kohler Memoirs drop-in and they have a high edge which is attractive.



If you edge is not high, then replace with a drop in.

Nancy-

It all depends on the look you are going for. Most of the time I do undermount sinks in the bathroom. Self rimming sinks can look good too. I love the Memoirs and the Tresham as self rimming sinks.

Tresham
K-2991-8


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