Basins are used in bathrooms to hold water while people wash their hands, face, and other parts of their bodies. Depending on the user's preferences, they can be filled with water or with soap, shampoo, and other cleaning products. 

To ensure that your wash basins match the decor of your bathroom, you should make sure to choose the ones that go well with the size and shape of your room and its color scheme and style. Here are some tips for selecting the right washbasins for your bathroom.

How to choose the right wash basin for your bathroom?

Pedestal Wash Basins and Counter Wash Basins:

Whichever type of washbasin you choose, it's important to choose the one that fits your overall aesthetic. There are many shapes and sizes available, so keep in mind that it doesn't need to be a big focal point in your room—you want something that complements what you already have. The primary purpose is to provide adequate cleaning and grooming facilities, so feel free to fill it with beautiful products.

Countertop Wash Basins

A guide to style, space, and safety: Countertop wash basins are a convenient way to ensure you and your family have access to hot water and soap in a time-sensitive manner. They're also stylish—and choosing countertop washbasins can be as easy as picking out a set of accessories. 

Pedestal Wash Basins

If you're looking to save space, a pedestal wash basin might be a good choice. As its name suggests, it sits on top of a short pedestal or column that raises it from floor level and frees up room underneath for other items. They come in all sizes and materials, making them versatile enough to match any decor style. Pedestal wash basins often have built-in cabinets above them that provide more storage space while still staying out of sight.

Points to consider when picking up pedestal wash basin for your bathroom

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Washing your hands is a daily ritual. It's often all that stands between you and illness—and it's essential to choose a wash basin that will make both of these simple chores easy. Here are some tips to help you choose between pedestal wash basins, countertop wash basins, and wall mount wash basins.

1. How big do you want it? 

The size of your wash basin should be tailored towards how much space you have in your bathroom. A big washbasin can be problematic in a small area, so if you have limited square footage to work with, stick with smaller options like counter wash basins or wall mount wash basins.

2. What material do I want my wash basin to be made of? 

Most wash basins are either ceramic, acrylic, or stainless steel. There are pros and cons to each, and some personal preferences may also come into play. Acrylic wash basins tend to cost less than other options, but they also scratch easily. Ceramic wash basins are durable (though they're heavier than other options) and tend to be easy on your back—they're an excellent choice for people who spend long periods washing their hands. Stainless steel wash basins are lightweight; unfortunately, they don't hold up well under long-term use. 

3. Where will my pedestal wash basin go? 

Pedestal wash basins are ideal for small spaces, but they can also become an eyesore if they don't fit your existing decor. Counter wash basins and wall mount wash basins take up less space, so they might be a better choice if you have a small bathroom or you don't want to take up valuable counter space in a bigger room. 

4. What style is best for me? 

There are three basic styles of pedestal wash basins—classic, contemporary, and transitional. Classic pedestal wash basins have a more traditional look that complements older homes; countertops and wall mount basins typically fall into contemporary or transitional styles. 

Traditional-style pedestal wash basins are often smaller and include an exposed pipe on one side of the bowl that extends from floor to ceiling; more modern pedestal basin designs follow a simpler, streamlined look with fewer protrusions than classic styles.

Essco by Jaquar Group offers a whole wide variety of different styles, shapes, and colours of wash basins that can easily fit in your space and accentuate the overall look of your bathroom.