Six Reasons why you Need Double Sinks in your Bathroom

Whether it’s two single sinks positioned side by side, an integrated double vanity or a bespoke design, dual bathroom sinks are becoming increasingly popular due to the luxe look they offer along with the practicalities of having more space.  Having a dual bathroom sink also helps to streamline morning routines - no waiting for your partner in the ensuite or for the kids to hurry before school.  As well as saving time, double bathroom sinks provide the opportunity to create a personalised curated space. Morning and evening essentials can be organised within each zone with no compromise or clutter.  

Victoria + Albert has a stunning selection of bathroom basins that can be designed as twin vessel basins to complement its wide range of luxurious and statement baths as well as undermount and inset styles for a sleek countertop double sink vanity.

“Catherine Zeta-Jones, who has been married to Michael Douglas for 25 years, once said that the secret to a happy marriage is having separate bathrooms,” says Nigel Palmer. “If two bathrooms aren’t an option, then twin washbasins are the next best thing. At House of Rohl, we’ve seen a growing trend towards larger vanity units featuring double basins. Increasingly, these are countertop designs that sit on top of the unit rather than being inset, creating a striking design feature. For a touch of added luxury, opt for a matt finish to gently diffuse the light.”

This WOW!house Primary Bathroom by 1508 London would definitely look right at home in a Hollywood bathroom complete with twin wet vanities from Anka Bespoke.  Using the latest liquid metal technology, the vanity units offer a tactile bronzed finish and are elegantly adorned with sculptural basins from the Victoria + Albert Seros collection.