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Silver Clouds Honed Vessel Marble Sink 18x6

Silver Clouds Honed Vessel Marble Sink

18"x6"
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Iceberg Honed Serenity Marble Sink 18x6

Iceberg Honed Serenity Marble Sink

18"x6"
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Iris Black Honed Oasis Marble Sink 18x22

Iris Black Honed Oasis Marble Sink

18"x22"x6"
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Calacatta Amber Honed Grandiose Marble Sink 18x36

Calacatta Amber Honed Grandiose Marble Sink

18"x36"
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Blue Mist Honed Grandiose Marble Sink 18x36

Blue Mist Honed Grandiose Marble Sink

18"x36"
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Blue Mist Polished Round Pedestal Marble Sink

Blue Mist Polished Round Pedestal Marble Sink

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Calacatta Amber Polished Round Pedestal Marble Sink

Calacatta Amber Polished Round Pedestal Marble Sink

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Skyline Honed Soho Marble Sink 20x20

Skyline Honed Soho Marble Sink

20"x20"x36"
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Iris Black Honed Grandiose Marble Sink 18x36

Iris Black Honed Grandiose Marble Sink

18"x36"
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Walnut Honed Cambered Travertine Sink 16 9/16x5 7/8

Walnut Honed Cambered Travertine Sink

169/16"x57/8"
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Silverado Honed Cambered Travertine Sink 16 9/16x5 7/8

Silverado Honed Cambered Travertine Sink

169/16"x57/8"
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Ivory Honed Cambered Travertine Sink 16 9/16x5 7/8

Ivory Honed Cambered Travertine Sink

169/16"x57/8"
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Avalon Honed Cambered Marble Sink 16 9/16x5 7/8

Avalon Honed Cambered Marble Sink

169/16"x57/8"
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Allure Honed Cambered Marble Sink 16 9/16x5 7/8

Allure Honed Cambered Marble Sink

169/16"x57/8"
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Silver Clouds Honed Soho Marble Sink 20x20

Silver Clouds Honed Soho Marble Sink

20"x20"x36"
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Iris Black Honed Soho Marble Sink 20x20

Iris Black Honed Soho Marble Sink

20"x20"x36"
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Iceberg Honed Soho Marble Sink 20x20

Iceberg Honed Soho Marble Sink

20"x20"x36"
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Calacatta Amber Honed Soho Marble Sink 20x20

Calacatta Amber Honed Soho Marble Sink

20"x20"x36"
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Blue Mist Honed Soho Marble Sink 20x20

Blue Mist Honed Soho Marble Sink

20"x20"x36"
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Bardiglio Royal Honed Soho Marble Sink 20x20

Bardiglio Royal Honed Soho Marble Sink

20"x20"x36"

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Stone sinks are more than just a good idea; they’re a design-forward upgrade that adds real depth to your space. A natural stone sink brings the classy look you've been dreaming of, durability, and individuality into your bathroom. No two sinks are exactly alike, which means your bathroom sink becomes a true focal point and it'll be one of a kind, something anyone can't replicate. Whether you're working with bathroom tiles in modern neutrals or classic checkerboard floors, stone fits in beautifully.

It depends on the vibe you want. A marble sink is sleek, cool, and something everyone would "save". Great for elegant or modern bathrooms. A travertine sink, on the other hand, has a warmer, more textured appearance that feels earthy and grounded. Both make excellent natural stone bathroom sinks, and both pair well with everything from backsplash tiles to wood vanities. It really comes down to personal style, refined polish, or natural charm? You can’t go wrong with either.

 

With proper care, a natural stone sink can last for decades. These sinks are carved from natural stone, marble, and travertine, materials that have already stood the test of time in architecture and design. Keep them sealed, cleaned with gentle products, and they’ll age beautifully alongside your floor tiles and bathroom backsplash.

A glazed marble sink wipes down easily with a soft cloth and mild soap. A travertine sink may need a little more care since it's more porous, but nothing overly complicated. Just avoid harsh chemicals, stick to pH-neutral cleaners, and dry it off after use in high-moisture spaces like showers or powder rooms.

Stone sinks are pretty tough, but like any natural material, they’re not immune to scratches. A natural stone vessel sink or natural stone pedestal sink will resist everyday wear, but metal objects or abrasive pads can cause surface marks over time. The good news? Light scratches on materials like travertine or marble can often be polished out or fade into the patina as the sink ages.

To keep your natural stone sink looking its best, we recommend sealing it, especially if it's unpolished or used in high-humidity areas like bathrooms. A quick seal every year or so helps protect it from stains and moisture. This applies to both marble bathroom sinks and travertine bathroom sinks, and it’s an easy step that makes a big difference.

Everyday Ritual with Natural Stone: Sink Options

At Country Floors, we believe the sink should never be an afterthought. With our curated collection of natural stone sinks, every wash, rinse, and reflection becomes a small act of indulgence. These are more than just fixtures; they’re sculptural elements carved from marble, travertine, and other luxurious natural stone, each one crafted to bring presence, character, and sensory beauty into the room where your day begins and ends.

 

Exploring Sink Styles: Form Meets Function

 

Natural Stone Vessel Sink

A natural stone vessel sink rests on top of the vanity, much like a ceramic bowl might sit on a countertop. This design makes your space something even more than you thought, and ideal for those who want their bathroom to feel like a boutique hotel. Pair it with sleek fixtures or a rustic wooden base for a contrast that feels intentional and grounded.

 

Natural Stone Pedestal Sinks

If you're working with a more compact space or simply prefer a cleaner, vertical silhouette, a natural stone pedestal sink offers elegance without bulk. It frees up visual space while still offering the heft and substance that only stone can provide. Perfect for powder rooms or bathrooms where bathroom vanities just feel like too much.

 

Grandiose Sinks

Looking for something bold and sculptural? Our grandiose natural stone sinks are carved from single stone blocks or designed with dramatic shapes with no edges. These pieces command attention, especially when paired with dramatic lighting or placed against a bold bathroom accent wall. Think of them as the bathroom’s centerpiece, the kind that guests won’t stop talking about. They are like a form of art, more like a ballet performance.

 

Materials With Soul

Marble Sinks

Cool, classic, and eternally elegant. A marble sink brings refinement to both modern and traditional bathrooms. A marble bathroom sink looks especially striking when paired with different shades of backsplash tiles or warm wood vanities.

 

Travertine Sinks

For those drawn to texture and earthy palettes, a travertine sink offers warm, natural movement and understated charm. A travertine bathroom sink can soften minimalist spaces or balance out bold tilework. Like a touch of Mother Nature directly to your bathroom, it makes you feel grounded as its best.

 

Limestone & More

The other sinks are carved from honed limestone and other natural materials, each with unique tones and tactile finishes that age beautifully over time. These are perfect for rustic design or spa-style retreats.

 

Interior Design Tips: Coordinating with Stone

  • Match your natural stone bathroom sink with bathroom tiles in complementary tones. For example, a veined marble bathroom sink pairs beautifully with floor tiles in a matte finish.
  • Use a natural stone vessel sink as a visual anchor against a patterned bathroom backsplash or checkerboard flooring.
  • Consider lighting. Natural stone reflects light differently depending on the finish, so a honed travertine sink will feel soft and velvety, while a polished marble sink will gleam under pendant lights.
  • Don’t be afraid to mix materials. A natural stone pedestal sink with metal hardware or wood shelving creates a layered, intentional look.

 

See the Collection in Person

There’s only so much a photo can capture. The texture. The tone shifts in natural light. The soft edges or sharp angles of a hand-carved natural stone sink. That’s why we always recommend stopping by our tile showroom near you to explore our collection in person.

Our design experts can guide you through matching your sink with backsplash tiles, coordinating with floor tiles, or choosing a stone that works with your home’s unique lighting and layout.

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