Pedestal Sink

Pedestal sinks are coming back in ashion and can be a gorgeous addition to any bathroom. While many people worry about the lack of storage space that comes from using a pedestal sink, with some careful thought, you can make a pedestal sink work for you. A pedestal bathroom sink takes up less room than a tradition sink and vanity, so you can take the room that you save and invest in some attractive wicker baskets, a wall hung cabinet, or a small hutch. Pedestal sinks make a particularly good choice in half baths. Since these are often the restrooms used by guests, there is not as much need for storage. As long as you have a spot for clean hand towels and an extra roll of toilet tissue, you can enjoy the beauty of a pedestal sink in your half bath.Antique pedestal sinks (or reproductions) are an especially decorative choice for small bathrooms. Unlike traditional sink and vanity combinations, a pedestal sink can be considered an ornament by itself. When you use a quality antique, reproduction, or glass pedestal sink, you really do not need many other decorative elements.A pedestal bathroom sink makes sense if you have limited space and want a simple way to add an eye-catching element to your restroom. They may not be practical in the restroom where you apply makeup and bathe kids, where storage needs probably outweigh your desire for attractive decor. To see the latest trends, check the selection from a major name brand, such as Kohler pedestal sinks.