3. Corner-Mounted Floating Sink
In many small bathrooms, the corner is the most underutilized area, often sitting vacant while the center of the room remains cluttered. A corner-mounted floating sink is engineered to tuck into this negative space, liberating the center of the room and improving the flow of traffic. This configuration is particularly useful in tiny en-suites or half-baths where every inch of floor space matters. Because it is positioned in a corner, it also tends to feel more secure and “tucked away,” creating a private, functional spot that doesn’t impede the door swing or the shower access.
How to Make
Choose a triangular or wedge-shaped basin designed for corner mounting. Ensure that your plumbing lines can be rerouted to the corner, which may require professional help depending on your current setup. Mount the sink using heavy-duty L-brackets that are hidden beneath the basin’s edge. Because corner sinks can be quite small, pair it with a tall, slender faucet to provide enough clearance for washing hands. To maximize the space, install a small corner shelf above the sink for soap and toiletries, keeping the area tidy and efficient.
Things Needed
- Corner-specific triangular basin
- Heavy-duty L-brackets for mounting
- Tall, slender faucet
- Corner-specific shelf for accessories
- Rerouting plumbing materials
