Here are a Bauhaus sink Slate Sink from Maxim with a difference. If you prefer a retrospective edge to your furniture, the Bauhaus sink is ideal for you. Its angular, geometric construction is representative of uncompromised style that demands attention. Made from chromium steel and solid slate, the hardness of the materials provides industrial efficiency teamed with practicality. The Bauhaus sinks push the boundaries of style into an unfamiliar realm, where sculptural bathroom furniture takes precedence. Neutral colouration of dark hues shows of the forms to maximum effect. Display your good taste with the artistic Bauhaus slate sink from Maxim. [ Via

Here is a Althea Ceramica Outline sink designed by Maya Cohen in the spirit of the 1960′s. This bathroom sink and coordinated toilet, bidet and bathtub look more like furniture than bathroom fixtures thanks to the design concept where each fixture is placed into a container that is emptied inside. What makes this Outline sink look like the 60′s is the bi-color option – white ceramics on the outside and an ambient color on the inside. This unusual sink design has its practical benefits – the easier access and maintenance. The sink, bidet and toilet, all wall-mount, come in multiple sizes and colors. [ Via