The sink at the top of this blog is made of brass, but they also make their sinks available in copper and stainless steel. Restart is well-named because they have done much to recycle and reintroduce ancient motifs, from the towel bars to the faucets to the sinks, which very much evoke days of yore.

Lasa Idea has created a total of five variations on this particular bathroom design motif in their IKS line. The IKS design motif itself, however, is but one of fifteen motifs they show on their site, and each of these has an incredible number of variations, totaling several hundred in all.

One of the countertop materials that has really piqued my interest is Formica, and also Karran Edge Sinks, because Karran is the one sink that brings an air of unmitigated luxury to Formica. It is both unusual and gorgeous, and a number of sinks in this line have, to my eye, truly elegant lines.

The one constant in kitchen and bathroom designs is change. All kinds of designers are wrestling with these very questions and coming up with all kinds of solutions that make every sort of sense. ArtCeram is very much a case in point. Theirs is not a vessel sink, but neither is it run of the mill.