Basin Styles

Top-mounted basins

A top-mounted basin sits on top of your benchtop creating a sophisticated look that’s ideally suited to modern, minimalist bathrooms and ensuites where you want to make a statement. They’re also a good choice for taller people as the rim is positioned above waist height. 


Undermounted basins create a seamless look whilst ensuring easy clean-ups. Featured here: Montpellier Grand, Smiths Lane Estate, Clyde North.

Under-mounted basin

An under-mounted basin that sits beneath your benchtop offers clean and elegant lines, and allows other design elements of your vanity to shine, such as a striking benchtop material or statement tapware. With its neat, pared-back look, an under-mounted basin works particularly well in smaller bathrooms where you want to keep visual clutter to a minimum. It’s also easy to wipe spills on your benchtop directly into the basin – a boon in busy bathrooms.

Wall-mounted basin

The perfect blend of form and function in a small bathroom or powder room, a wall-mounted basin is fixed directly to the wall without the need for a benchtop. It’s a simple, space-saving style that’s ideal for any bathroom where floor space is at a premium and you don’t require storage.


Semi-inset basins

Want the striking good looks of a top-mounted basin and the space-saving benefits of an undermounted basin? Then a semi-inset basin, which sits partially within and partially on top of your benchtop, might be the perfect option. The Sarah Semi-Inset Basin, which features soft, organic curves, is one of our most popular styles. 

Semi-recessed basin

If you want to maximise floor space in your bathroom or ensuite and also have some vanity cabinets for storage, then a semi-recessed basin might be the solution. It partially overhangs the vanity, which means the benchtop it sits on can be as shallow as 300 millimetres, depending on the basin you choose. It is a good option for young children and people with limited mobility as you can get closer to the basin to reach the tap without the obstruction of a benchtop or cabinets.