Most bathroom sinks are chosen for their shape. Revisage's five natural stone sinks make the material the decision instead: basalt formed by cooling lava, layered quartz phyllite, French limestone quarried for its patina options, and hand-carved marble in two very different formats. Prices run from €579.00 for the smallest basalt piece to €6,770.00 for the wall-mounted marble sculpture - a range wide enough to fit a small guest bathroom or a boutique hotel suite.
Five sinks, four stones
| Model | Stone | Dimensions | Weight | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basalt Sink | Basalt, dark grey | 49 × 15 × 39 cm | 32 kg | €579.00 |
| Quartz Phyllite Sink | Quartz phyllite, dark grey | 69 × 22 × 53 cm | 86 kg | €1,339.00 |
| Limestone Sink 70x40cm | Limestone, southern France | 70 × 30 × 45 cm | 96 kg | €2,330.00 |
| Luxury Marble Sink Ø 49cm | Marble, 14 varieties | Ø 49 × 45 cm | 70 kg | €5,520.00 |
| Luxury Wall-Mounted Marble Sink | Marble, 14 varieties | 100 × 55 × 85 cm | 130 kg | €6,770.00 |
Basalt: the densest and most compact
Basalt forms when lava cools quickly at the earth's surface, which is why it's fine-grained, dense and almost black. The Basalt Sink (from €579.00) is the smallest and least expensive of the five, at 49 × 15 × 39 cm. Like every piece in this range, it's sold as a one-of-a-kind: the sink you receive is the exact piece photographed, not a reproduction. Its low 15 cm profile makes it the least assertive of the five - suited to a compact guest bathroom or as a quiet accent within a larger one.
Quartz phyllite: a layered stone with visible texture
Phyllite is a metamorphic rock, formed from clay or silt under heat and pressure, identifiable by its fine layering and a faint sheen from its mica content. The Quartz Phyllite Sink (from €1,339.00) is noticeably larger and heavier than the basalt piece - 69 × 22 × 53 cm and 86 kg - reading as a standalone object on a vanity top rather than a discreet fixture. It, too, is one-of-a-kind, with grain that varies piece to piece.
Limestone: the only one built for patina — and for outdoors
The Limestone Sink 70x40cm (from €2,330.00) is quarried in the south of France and is the only one of the five explicitly suited to outdoor use as well as indoor bathrooms - a pool house or covered outdoor kitchen, for instance. It's also the only model offered with named patina finishes: Estaillades, Avion, or Avion Patina, each altering the surface look without changing the dimensions. Revisage also offers custom sizing on this piece beyond the standard 70 × 30 × 45 cm - an option the other four sinks don't list.
Marble: from freestanding basin to wall sculpture
Marble caps the range as two distinct products rather than one. The Luxury Marble Sink Ø 49cm (from €5,520.00, 45 cm tall, 70 kg) is a classic vessel sink, available in 14 marble varieties, each piece hand-finished and one-of-a-kind through its natural veining. The wall-mounted Luxury Marble Sink (from €6,770.00, 100 × 55 × 85 cm, 130 kg) goes further: marble slabs are precision-cut with waterjet technology in the Italian tradition and assembled around a concealed stainless steel basin. The individual slabs detach for cleaning - a practical detail that separates this piece from pure sculpture, and one built with high-end bathrooms, boutique hotels and interior showrooms in mind.
Four stones, four formation stories, one shared trait: every sink in this range is a single piece, not a production run. Choosing between them is less about matching a colour scheme than deciding which geological process you want standing at the centre of the room.