30 bathrooms with sculpted tubs that you will fall in love with

30 bathrooms with sculpted tubs that you will fall in love with
Robert Rivera

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Bathroom decoration projects are becoming more and more personalized and sought after. Bringing in a key accessory, unique pieces, and quality materials makes all the difference visually and functionally.

For a more refined environment, the decorators' bet for bathrooms and especially for washbasins is the sculptured sink (or tub). Sculpted, molded, hollowed... These are variations of the same definition, i.e.: when the part of the sink is made of the same material as the countertop and its purpose is to hide the water drain and the drain.

Dispensing with the use of ceramic sinks, "it is a very sought-after finish and gives a differentiated finish, but it is a product that requires greater care with hygiene and maintenance," according to architect Gabriela Barros.

The great advantage of the sculptured sink is the diversity of sizes, models, and materials, following the coherent specifications of proportion and functionality. The disadvantage is the value, which is a little more expensive, and the need to find specialized and quality labor to develop the work.

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Things you need to know before having a carved sink

Before putting into practice the plan of having a sculptured sink, you should pay attention to some issues, such as the choice of the faucet or mixer. The choice of the faucet to be installed is of great importance for both the aesthetic and the functional aspects.

Besides the choice of the faucet, it is also important to check the water pressure, so that nothing splashes when using the sink. According to architect Natália Noleto, "it is necessary to size the drain and the water outlet must be in the direction of the drain, so that the water doesn't run out.

About the choice between taps "the definition of the type must be practical and functional, according to the daily needs in the environment. As the needs in a toilet are different in a bathroom", emphasizes architect Ageu Bruno.

Sink models

There are two most commonly used models, which are:

  • Sculpted vat with ramp : even if they are very exquisite, remember that the drain will be more laborious to clean, and it is recommended that the cover be removable to avoid the creation of slime.
  • Sculpted bowl with straight bottom In the model where the bottom of the tank is straight (and usually removable), the water drains at the ends.

It is recommended that you check with various suppliers for the most common types of carved sink, and identify a pattern so that the sink will work perfectly.

What materials can be used in sculptured sinks?

There is a diversity of materials on the market in sheets of sizes that avoid many seams, such as porcelain tiles. However, it is recommended that the stone chosen for the sculptured sink be as less porous as possible, because even with the resin coating, the holes can reappear.

"If well prepared, any of the models mentioned can be used, according to the personal taste of the dweller," explains architect Pietro Terlizzi. There are several options for materials, and the factor that will decide what you will use is your preference.

Marble

One of the best known stones and that always makes the bathroom look like everything else. It comes in many variations of colors and textures, and with this the prices are also very high. The ideal is a type that does not have so much porosity, preferably those models with special finishings, such as flamed and sandblasted.

Granite

The best known and most used stone. It has several options of textures and colors, but care must be taken with the maintenance of the lighter stones as they are more susceptible to staining. Besides the price being attractive, its demand increases due to its high resistance and low water absorption.

Porcelain tile

This material has gained strength by going from flooring to countertops through special cuts. A structure is made and the porcelain tile applied.

Nanoglass

It is a resistant industrial stone, and one of the most expensive stones today due to the technological process it must go through, and is usually white.

Silestone

Silestone is also an industrialized stone, with the great advantage of having a huge range of possible colors. However, the price is even higher, almost double that of granite, for example.

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Wood

The wood leaves the bathroom refined and elegant, giving it a more intimate look. However, because it is a wet area it is necessary to waterproof the wood annually to prevent infiltrations.

30 pictures of sculpted sink/sink for your inspiration

After all the important tips for choosing your new sink, come check out the inspiring ideas we have separated for you to put into practice:

1. countertop and sink in dark Silestone with ramp and countertop faucet

2. sculpted ramp sink with hidden valve in Gray Silestone + wooden base

3. Carrara marble half-ramp sculpted vat

4. washbasin with sculpted gray washbasin with removable straight bottom

5. couple's washbasin with sculpted silestone tub and marble contrast on the walls

6. sculpted porcelain tile ramp with indirect lighting niches

7. washbasin with sculpted bowl in a straight removable bottom and lateral wood cabinet

8. narrow countertop with sculpted tub on marble side ramp

9. countertop with double sink sculpted in Nanoglass and wooden partition

10. in balance with sculpted tub + marble walls

11. walls in plaster relief standing out with the marble carved tub

12. sculpted porcelain vat as the protagonist of a minimalist bathroom

13. imposing floor basin sculpted in marble with recessed lighting

14. monochrome with highlights between finishes and geometric sculpted tub in Silestone

15. gray tones and highlight between the wall texture and the sculpted porcelain tile tub and indirect lighting

16. mix of tiles and sculpted marble sink in the spacious bathroom, with spot lighting

17. 3D plaster wall + travertine marble sculpted tub with recessed lighting

18. narrow countertop for space utilization with a sculpted tub in Silestone

19. imposing countertop with a sculpted marble sink and recessed lighting

20. countertop for the couple with double Nanoglass sinks and blue tiles

21. combination with porous carved sink + wood details

22 Bathroom with toilet function with sculpted porcelain tile tub, wood floor, and mirror box.

23. narrow washbasin countertop with sculpted ramped tub in brown marble.

24. sculpted sink with ramp in total countertop in Onix marble and recessed lighting

25. sink with double sink function sculpted in marble in contrast with mirrored doors.

26. elegant and classic, washbasin with sink sculpted in Imperial brown marble

27. wood-paneled restroom, with marble-carved sink and pendant lighting

28. marble sculpted tub in clean bathroom with wallpaper

29. texture on the walls in contrast with the Nanoglass sculpted tub + diffused lighting in the mirror

Now that you know about the advantages, disadvantages, and materials, all you have to do is choose which model of sculpted tub best suits your pocket and taste, and modernize your bathroom or toilet. Enjoy our tips!




Robert Rivera
Robert Rivera
Robert Rivera is a seasoned interior designer and home decor expert with over a decade of experience in the industry. Born and raised in California, he has always had a passion for design and art, which eventually led him to pursue a degree in interior design from a prestigious design school. With a keen eye for color, texture, and proportion, Robert effortlessly blends different styles and aesthetics to create unique and beautiful living spaces. He is highly knowledgeable in the latest design trends and techniques, and is constantly experimenting with new ideas and concepts to bring life to his clients' homes. As the author of a popular blog on home decor and design, Robert shares his expertise and insights with a large audience of design enthusiasts. His writing is engaging, informative, and easy to follow, making his blog an invaluable resource for anyone looking to spruce up their living space. Whether you're seeking advice on color schemes, furniture arrangement, or DIY home projects, Robert has the tips and tricks you need to create a stylish, welcoming home.