Kohler Bathroom Sinks

Kohler bathroom sinks come in undermount, drop-in, vessel, pedestal, console and wall-mount styles, so the first decision is how the sink will be installed rather than how it looks. Undermount and drop-in sinks need a vanity top with a cutout, vessel sinks sit on the counter and pair with a taller faucet, and pedestal, console and wall-mount sinks stand on their own without a cabinet underneath. Examples on this page include the Tahoe® 20" rectangular undermount bathroom sink, the Vox® 16-1/2" round vessel bathroom sink, the Memoirs® Stately 30-3/4" rectangular pedestal bathroom sink and the Constellation™ 60" wall-mount trough lavatory system.

Colour options offered on this page include White, Biscuit, Dune, Ice Grey, Ash Concrete and Neutral Concrete, which gives you room to match a warm or cool palette. Before you choose, measure the vanity or wall space, confirm where the existing supply lines and drain sit, and decide how the faucet will be mounted, since the sink and faucet need to be planned together. Series names such as Memoirs, Artifacts, Claude, Kathryn and Iron Plains are a useful way to narrow the list once you know the mounting type that fits your bathroom.

What to check before you buy

• Match the mounting type to your vanity. Undermount and drop-in sinks need a countertop with a cutout, vessel sinks sit on top of the counter, and pedestal, console and wall-mount sinks need solid wall support instead of a cabinet.
• Measure the space, not just the sink. Note the width and depth of your vanity top or wall area and leave room for the faucet, the backsplash and for cleaning around the basin.
• Plan the faucet at the same time. Check the product listing for faucet hole configuration, then choose a deck-mount or wall-mount faucet whose spacing and height suit the sink.
• Check drain and supply locations. Pedestal, console and wall-mount sinks leave plumbing partly visible, so confirm your rough-in lines up with the sink before you order.
• Compare the colour against your counter. Lighter options like White, Biscuit and Glacier White read differently next to stone or wood than Ice Grey or Ash Concrete, so look at samples in your own light.

Related pages and guides

• Bathroom Sinks
• All Kohler products
• Kohler Kitchen Faucets
• Kohler Toilets
• Kohler vs Duravit: Bathroom Sinks Compared
• Sink Overflow Purpose: What It Does and How to Clean It
• Undermount Sink Sagging: How to Prevent and Fix It

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between undermount and drop-in bathroom sinks?

An undermount sink attaches below the countertop so the counter edge is exposed and easy to wipe, while a drop-in sink rests in the cutout with its rim sitting on top of the counter. Undermount sinks need a solid-surface or stone top; drop-in sinks work with a wider range of counter materials.

Do pedestal and wall-mount sinks need a vanity cabinet?

No, pedestal, console and wall-mount sinks are designed to stand without a cabinet, which suits small bathrooms and powder rooms. Keep in mind they offer little or no storage and the wall needs proper blocking to carry the weight.

What colours do Kohler bathroom sinks come in?

Colour options offered on this page include White, Biscuit, Dune, Ice Grey, Canvas, Designer White, Ash Concrete, Glacier White and Neutral Concrete. Check each product listing for the colours available on that sink.