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Bao Basins Buying Guide Bao Bath's basin range centres on above-counter basins, also known as vessel basins, which sit on top of the vanity bench rather than dropping into a cutout. This creates a clear visual focal point in the bathroom and pairs naturally with wall-mounted tapware. It also simplifies bench fabrication, since no cutout needs to be machined into the benchtop. The range suits several style directions: classic , coastal , hampton and farmhouse . This range extends across colour as much as shape, which is where Bao Bath sets itself apart from most basins at a similar price point. What size do Bao basins come in? Bao basins are available in three size bands: under 400mm, 400-500mm, and 500-600mm. Under 400mm suits ensuite vanities and powder rooms where bench space is limited 400-500mm covers most standard single-vanity applications and pairs well with 600-750mm vanity cabinets 500-600mm suits double-vanity benchtops or larger main bathrooms where a larger basin keeps the proportions balanced What colours do Bao basins come in? Bao basins are available in white, beige and green, all finished in vitreous ceramic, which resists staining and cleans easily. White is the most versatile option and coordinates with any tapware finish, from chrome through to brushed nickel and matte black . Beige suits warm-toned bathrooms, particularly those with timber vanities or travertine-look tiles. Green is aimed at bathrooms built around an earthy or botanical palette, and works well alongside unlacquered brass or brushed gold tapware . Are Bao basins above-counter or undermount? The current Bao Bath basin range is above-counter only. If an undermount or semi-recessed basin is what a project calls for, The Blue Space's broader Basins collection carries those alternatives across other brands. Matching tapware to a Bao basin Above-counter basins generally pair best with wall-mounted basin mixer s, since a deck-mounted tap positioned close to a vessel basin can be awkward

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