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(Photos: David Allee)
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1. The Hands-Free
There are no taps;
a motion sensor triggers a flow
of water from above the sink. The pipe underneath is veiled by a frosted resin panel. Room
by Sara and Robyn Karp; sink by Ken Hudes; the brushed-stainless-steel mosaic tiles are from Ann Sacks.
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2. The Glowbox
By I-Beam
Design, this sink
is custom-made
from fluorescent
acrylic cabinetry and illuminated from within like a big night-light.
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3. The Scallop
A hand-carved Marmara marble sink from the
twenties that was originally in a villa on the Bosporus, and found at
Ani Ancient Stone. Room designed by Matthew Smyth.
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4. The Waterfall
When you enter this room by Ronald Bricke & Associates, a gentle cascade
of water above the sink turns on automatically and tumbles down
a chute of bronze and fourteen-karat gold leaf. The sink itself is a stainless-steel trough.
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5. The Jewel
Another I-Beam design, made of Indonesian honey onyx from Modern Stone Age. It’s mounted atop a glass countertop that extends into the living room.
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6. The Exotic Wood
This Boffi
sink, made from cristal plant (a material similar to Corian), is mounted
in zebrawood. There’s only one; it’s reflected in a mirrored wall. Room by West Chin.