How to match sinks and faucets: trends and tips

Choosing the right faucet and sink is crucial when designing an aesthetic and functional bathroom. In this article, we will explore different ideas for combining sinks and faucets in a harmonious way, following the latest trends in interior design.

Know your sink and faucet options:

Before embarking on the task of matching sinks and faucets, it is important to be aware of the different options available on the market. From countertop sinks to built-in sinks, and from classic style faucets to modern and minimalist designs, there is a wide variety to choose from.

Interior designers agree and prove it in most of their projects: countertop washbasins look much better than built-in washbasins, they are more aesthetic.

Coordination of styles:

Once you have chosen the type of sink you like best, it is essential to make sure that the faucet matches in terms of style. If you opt for a stone sink, it can go very well with a gold or copper faucet. For a more contemporary sink, a faucet with clean, minimalist lines may be the perfect choice.

On the other hand, it should be said that black goes with practically everything, but the style of the environment can always make it even more spectacular.

Consider the material:

The material used in both the sink and the faucet can make a big difference in the overall appearance of the bathroom. Porcelain is a classic and durable material for sinks, while stainless steel faucets are often popular due to their shiny appearance and easy maintenance. However, more creative options can also be considered, such as sinks made of different materials like cement, steel... or faucets in matte finishes.

Attention to trends:

For those who want to keep up with the latest trends in bathroom decorating, it is important to be aware of what's new on the market.

The faucets on the wall is one of those trends and although everything will depend on the sink you choose, the wall taps are very convenient for cleaning, but you have to take into account the measures. It is necessary to leave them at a height of 107-110 cm (center spout faucet).

It is also a very common mistake to buy a faucet that is too large/long, etc. for the chosen sink, so it is very important to take into account the manufacturer's measurements to make sure that it is the right faucet for the sink we have chosen.

The combination of sinks and faucets is not only a matter of functionality, but also of aesthetics and style. By carefully choosing both sink and faucet, considering style, material and current trends, you can create a bathroom that reflects your personality and becomes an attractive and harmonious space.