Wash Basin Ideas and Designs to Hotel and Restaurants

Wash basins with their size, color and material will instantly spruce up your washroom area. The selection of wash basins includes: type of wall mounted, Corner basins, Recessed basins, Counter top basins, etc.
In this post, you can find some ideas that can be tried out, as well as the different types of wash basins, and where and how you can position them to make the washroom area brighter!
A pair of wash basins are set on a counter here. And it also makes for an perfect storage scenario because the items you need to store in the washroom can be placed under the counter in the cabinet. It is also esthetically pleasing, as the plumbing component is concealed inside the counter below the wash basins.


Also shown above are counter top wash basins but their style is not the standard one that comes in with wash basins. The design gives the space a sophisticated but fun look for sure along with the modern appearance provided to the faucets! Definitely the wash basins here are special and set the tone for the room, making it look classy and sassy all at once!

Here's a nice and minimally built wash basin mounted on top of a large counter next to a small window to keep the daylight flowing in! In the appropriate corners around your house you can install such tiny wash basins that can provide you with minimal disturbance! You can also try out a variety of wall art or designs which go well with the washbasin's subtle design.

In the washroom space that has been beautifully built above, this wash basins blend well with the washroom theme. They don't look like taking up more space than they should, just setting the room's mood to be crisp, clean just elegant if anything. Surely this one will be the one for the perfectionists and the people who want the room designed neatly and smartly.

This funky design will definitely make the washroom area more vibrant and make it look even more appealing and trendy with its quirky, offbeat but awesome design and style! Designs and ideas-wash basins need not be dull as is evident from the above examples! You just have to choose the one that matches your washroom depending on the style, colors and location-where you want to place the basin and you can end up with an aesthetically pleasing, easy to use and a visually appealing object in your washroom!

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