American Standard Bathroom Sinks

We have a large powder room and wanted a substantial pedestal sink. The sink is a great size for us and has enough room on the top surface to hold a soap dispenser easily. It doesn't have a huge amount of room to keep stuff, but it is sufficient. We also got the American Standard Doral Champion Right Height Elongated Toilet for the powder room and were pleasantly surprised to discover that the toilet tank lid had a raised oval detail that reflected the oval of the sink. We didn't intentionally match the toilet to the sink, but it turned out to match well. I love the base of the sink - - it is big and substantial and hides the uglier parts of the plumbing well."..."  Read more

We got these sinks due to needing small but attractive sinks for our new bathroom remodel. We saw them displayed in a interior design showroom for [$]. We got them for [$] They have been one of the hits of our new bathroom."..."  Read more

The only word of caution I would make is to pair this sink with a faucet that has a taller spout. Because this sink is not very deep, many traditional bathroom faucets will leave you little clearance between the spout and the bottom of the sink for washing hands, filling a water glass, etc."..."  Read more

This sink fits my application well. I purchassed the ceremix faucet shown in the photo for this sink and was shocked to see that it dwarfs the sink opening. You need to recommend a smaller faucet for this sink or change the photo on your web site to depict the actual look. I am now stuck with a faucet that my client does not want and have had to purchase a smaller faucet at my loss."..."  Read more