Often located in commercial settings, the wall-mounted bathroom sink is slowly but surely emerging in residential applications, and I could not be happier about it. Supported exclusively by the wall, these sinks could be excellent space savers when undersink storage isn’t a requirement. Offered in a range of shapes, sizes and styles, a wall-mounted sink is most appropriate in just about any style of bathroom.

Jenn Hannotte / Hannotte Interiors

Kohler’s Brockway wall-mounted sink adds to the diverse flair of the Toronto bathroom.

Four Brothers LLC

This powder room is only 36 inches wide, therefore the wall-mounted Duravit 1930 series sink is a great space saver.

Incorporated

Kohler’s Gilford wall-mounted sink could be contrasted to a utility sink and looks fetching in this eclectic bohemian bath.

Vanillawood

The angular, rectangular Lacava Aquamedia sink is a great contemporary example.

Mabbott Seidel Architecture

With an expansive medicine cupboard and built-in wall storage, a vanity just isn’t necessary here — that the wall-mounted sink does just fine.

Zinc Art + Interiors

The Lacava washbasin adds to the willingness of the Seattle master bath.

Rebekah Zaveloff | KitchenLab

Pairing the wall-mounted sink bright and shiny plumbing fixtures with classic lighting has been an fantastic way to give this space a story and mix and match plastics.

Upscale Construction

Not to be taken too seriously, wall-mounted sinks operate wonderfully in children’ quarters.

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