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English Ivy Painted Sink
English Ivy Painted Sinkby Decorated Bathroom LLC
$929
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Traditional English Ivy design delicately painted on a beautiful fluted basin with a scalloped edge. The Ivy leaves are painted in several shades of green with deep brown vines. Looks great in a traditional or Victorian bathroom but works very well in a modern one too. All of our fixtures are hand-made to order in the USA and kiln-fired to ensure long-lasting durability. Please note: fixture shown is no longer available. Please see Product Specification Sheet for photo. Essentially the same sink, with three overflow drain holes instead of one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Best Material for a Bathroom Sink?

The best materials for a bathroom sink include:
  • Porcelain and Ceramic: Durable and easy to clean, making them ideal for high-use bathrooms.
  • Natural Stone and Glass: Offer unique aesthetics, but require more maintenance.
Although a porcelain sink is often the go-to choice, there are many other materials available. Try bronze or copper sinks for something that ages well and warms up an often stark and sterile room. Opt for a stone, stainless steel or concrete sink in a modern en suite. Donning a vanity with a bright, glass wash basin is a strategic way to add a splash of color. If youʼre wary of a new material, try a new shape instead.

What Sink Size Do I Need for My Bathroom?

The size of your bathroom sink should match the size of your bathroom and vanity. Example sizes include:
  • Small Bathroom/Powder Room: Compact pedestal or corner sink, typically around 16 to 20 inches in width.
  • Larger Bathrooms: Wider sinks or double sinks, which can range from 24 inches to 48 inches or more for double vanity setups.
Measure your vanity and your old sink if you need a replacement.

How to Measure a Bathroom Sink for Replacement

Measure the length, width, and depth of the existing sink. For under-mount and drop-in sinks, ensure to measure the cut-out dimensions as well, not just the visible part of the sink. For round and oval sinks, measure the diameter and depth.

How to Install a Bathroom Sink?

For undermount and wall-mounted sinks, it is recommended to hire a professional due to the precision required in mounting and plumbing. Find a TOP-rated Plumber on Houzz for expert installation services.

In general, there are several key steps for the sInk installation:

  • Preparation: Turning off the water supply and removing the old sink if necessary.
  • Fit and Secure: Ensuring that the cut-out in the countertop matches the sinkʼs dimensions. Wall-mounted sinks require securing the sink to wall studs.
  • Plumbing: Connecting the drain and water supply lines. This may require adjustments to align with the new sinkʼs configuration.
  • Sealing: Applying sealant around the sink edge for drop-in models or the mounting bracket for wall-mounted sinks to prevent water leaks.

How Tall Should a Bathroom Sink Be?

The standard height for a bathroom sink is typically 30 to 36 inches from the floor. Adjust based on the usersʼ height and accessibility needs.