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Integrated basins
An integrated basin is carved from the same slab as the countertop.
What it is
- Basin carved from the same slab as the top
- No undermount, no rim, no visible joint
- Floating vanities in a single length
- Marble and quartzite for baths
An integrated basin is carved from the same slab as the countertop: no undermount, no rim, no visible joint. The deck of the vanity flows into the bowl as one surface.
It is the strongest proof of what machining in-house allows. Because the slab never leaves our hands, we can carve, test and polish the basin before the vanity is delivered. The same approach carries to floating vanities cut from a single length of stone.
See it built
A vanity cut as a solid block
The basin is carved into the block. No rim, no undermount, no visible joint.
Vanities with the basin carved into the top
Sloped basins carved from the same stone as the vanity top, with wall-mounted taps.
Floating vanity tops in veined stone
Long vanity tops carried on a single length of stone, with undermount basins and a splash cut from the same slab.
A floating vanity under round LED mirrors
A long floating vanity top in white stone with vessel basins, under two backlit round mirrors.
Wet rooms and basins from the same stone
Slab-clad showers with niches and benches, and vanities with the basin carved into the stone.
Questions
Integrated basins: what to ask.
What is an integrated basin?
A basin carved from the same slab as the vanity top, with no separate sink, no rim and no visible joint.
Is a carved basin harder to maintain?
It is easier to keep clean than a rimmed sink because there is no seam where water and soap can collect. Care depends on the stone, and we give you a written care guide at handover.
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Send us the next set of plans.
We will walk the scope, identify the slabs and come back with a written quote, from the same people who will fabricate and install it.