Countertop Basins

The basin is the undisputed protagonist of the bathroom area. From a purely functional object, in recent years it has become an object of study and experimentation in the field of design and furnishing. Many designers and architects, in fact, have turned the basin upside down with new features and details that have made it more modern and elegant and placed it in classic and daring stylistic contexts, so as to arouse interest in the many ways it can be used and the various contexts in which it could still be an excellent purchase. It is from the washbasin that the design of a bathroom is determined: modern, classic, vintage, minimal, etc. Countertop basins are placed directly on the furniture, unlike suspended or recessed basins, and are the ideal choice for bathrooms with a modern, innovative style or minimal-chic décor. Rectangular shapes are more suited to more traditional bathrooms, while rounded and sinuous shapes are perfect for a contemporary and modern style. The design choice also falls on the overflow of a basin; if a basin does not have one, its design will be much more minimalist, while if it does, the design will be much more traditional.