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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Brushed Copper |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 15 in |
| Width (in) | 15 in |
| Height (in) | 4-3/8 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant | No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Vessel Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Round |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Brushed Copper |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 15 in |
| Width (in) | 15 in |
| Height (in) | 4-3/8 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant |
| No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Vessel Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Round |
The Karran Cinox CCV100BC is a round stainless steel vessel sink finished in Brushed Copper, designed to sit above the vanity surface as an intentional design statement. At 15 inches across and 4-3/8 inches deep, it brings warm metallic character to bathroom and powder room vanities without sacrificing the durable, easy-care performance of stainless construction.
• Brushed Copper finish delivers a warm, distinctive look that coordinates with current mixed-metal bathroom trends.
• Round vessel profile keeps the footprint compact while making the bowl the visual centerpiece of the vanity.
• Stainless steel construction provides a non-porous, resilient surface that holds up to daily bathroom use.
• Above-counter vessel installation mounts over a drain opening on the vanity top, with no recessed cutout required.
• 4-3/8 inch bowl depth offers practical handwashing capacity within a proportionally refined vessel form.
Vessel sinks earn their place in bathrooms where the fixture itself is part of the design plan. This Cinox bowl fits a powder room that gets a lot of foot traffic from guests, a primary bath remodel centered on a statement vanity, or a spa-style retreat where the warm tones of Brushed Copper tie into wood, stone, or matte black accents elsewhere in the space. Because it mounts above the counter rather than recessing into it, the installation does not require a deep countertop or complex undercutting — the vanity top needs only an opening for the drain. Designers specifying mixed-metal palettes will find the Brushed Copper finish bridges warm wood tones and cooler stone surfaces naturally.
The Cinox collection brings stainless steel into the vessel format, pairing the material's inherent durability with a surface finish that reads distinctly different from the typical brushed silver of a kitchen sink. Brushed Copper is a rich, directional finish applied across the bowl's exterior and interior, so the color holds its character from every angle on the vanity top. Stainless is non-porous by nature, which means routine cleaning stays straightforward — wipe down with a soft cloth and a mild cleanser. Because this is a stainless vessel rather than a coated or painted surface, the finish is integral to the metal treatment rather than a topcoat that can chip or peel.
Vessel sinks call for a taller faucet than a conventional undermount or drop-in basin. Plan for a vessel-height or wall-mount faucet that clears the bowl rim comfortably — the 4-3/8 inch bowl height adds to the vanity top thickness when calculating faucet reach. The sink mounts over a drain opening in the vanity top; a drain component is sold separately and should be selected to match the Brushed Copper finish for a cohesive look. Cabinet shops and contractors fabricating a new vanity top for this bowl will want to confirm the drain opening size before cutting. Homeowners retrofitting an existing vanity should verify the top material and thickness support a vessel installation before ordering.
Yes. Because the bowl sits above the counter surface, the faucet spout needs enough height to clear the rim and reach into the basin. A vessel-style or wall-mount faucet is the right choice here; a standard undermount-height faucet will not reach the bowl properly.
No. A drain component is sold separately. Choose one sized for a vessel sink and, for the most cohesive look, select a finish that coordinates with Brushed Copper.
Vessel installation places the bowl on top of the vanity surface rather than recessing into it, so the countertop material is less of a constraint than it would be for an undermount. The top needs an opening for the drain, and it should be able to support the weight of the filled bowl. Confirm the specific top material and fabrication requirements with your installer.
The Brushed Copper is a stainless steel finish treatment rather than a painted layer, so it does not chip or peel. Routine care with a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleanser keeps the surface looking its best. Avoid harsh scouring pads or strong chemical cleaners that can affect the brushed texture.
The Cinox CCV100BC is sized and proportioned for bathroom and vanity use. At 15 inches across and 4-3/8 inches deep, the bowl is well suited to handwashing but is not designed for kitchen prep workflows.
The Cinox Brushed Copper vessel sink does the work that the right hardware always does: it ties the rest of the room together without requiring everything else to change. Pair it with a complementary vessel faucet and a coordinating drain, and the vanity becomes the detail that makes the bathroom feel considered rather than assembled.
The Karran Cinox CCV100BC is a round stainless steel vessel sink finished in Brushed Copper, designed to sit above the vanity surface as an intentional design statement. At 15 inches across and 4-3/8 inches deep, it brings warm metallic character to bathroom and powder room vanities without sacrificing the durable, easy-care performance of stainless construction.
• Brushed Copper finish delivers a warm, distinctive look that coordinates with current mixed-metal bathroom trends.
• Round vessel profile keeps the footprint compact while making the bowl the visual centerpiece of the vanity.
• Stainless steel construction provides a non-porous, resilient surface that holds up to daily bathroom use.
• Above-counter vessel installation mounts over a drain opening on the vanity top, with no recessed cutout required.
• 4-3/8 inch bowl depth offers practical handwashing capacity within a proportionally refined vessel form.
Vessel sinks earn their place in bathrooms where the fixture itself is part of the design plan. This Cinox bowl fits a powder room that gets a lot of foot traffic from guests, a primary bath remodel centered on a statement vanity, or a spa-style retreat where the warm tones of Brushed Copper tie into wood, stone, or matte black accents elsewhere in the space. Because it mounts above the counter rather than recessing into it, the installation does not require a deep countertop or complex undercutting — the vanity top needs only an opening for the drain. Designers specifying mixed-metal palettes will find the Brushed Copper finish bridges warm wood tones and cooler stone surfaces naturally.
The Cinox collection brings stainless steel into the vessel format, pairing the material's inherent durability with a surface finish that reads distinctly different from the typical brushed silver of a kitchen sink. Brushed Copper is a rich, directional finish applied across the bowl's exterior and interior, so the color holds its character from every angle on the vanity top. Stainless is non-porous by nature, which means routine cleaning stays straightforward — wipe down with a soft cloth and a mild cleanser. Because this is a stainless vessel rather than a coated or painted surface, the finish is integral to the metal treatment rather than a topcoat that can chip or peel.
Vessel sinks call for a taller faucet than a conventional undermount or drop-in basin. Plan for a vessel-height or wall-mount faucet that clears the bowl rim comfortably — the 4-3/8 inch bowl height adds to the vanity top thickness when calculating faucet reach. The sink mounts over a drain opening in the vanity top; a drain component is sold separately and should be selected to match the Brushed Copper finish for a cohesive look. Cabinet shops and contractors fabricating a new vanity top for this bowl will want to confirm the drain opening size before cutting. Homeowners retrofitting an existing vanity should verify the top material and thickness support a vessel installation before ordering.
Yes. Because the bowl sits above the counter surface, the faucet spout needs enough height to clear the rim and reach into the basin. A vessel-style or wall-mount faucet is the right choice here; a standard undermount-height faucet will not reach the bowl properly.
No. A drain component is sold separately. Choose one sized for a vessel sink and, for the most cohesive look, select a finish that coordinates with Brushed Copper.
Vessel installation places the bowl on top of the vanity surface rather than recessing into it, so the countertop material is less of a constraint than it would be for an undermount. The top needs an opening for the drain, and it should be able to support the weight of the filled bowl. Confirm the specific top material and fabrication requirements with your installer.
The Brushed Copper is a stainless steel finish treatment rather than a painted layer, so it does not chip or peel. Routine care with a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleanser keeps the surface looking its best. Avoid harsh scouring pads or strong chemical cleaners that can affect the brushed texture.
The Cinox CCV100BC is sized and proportioned for bathroom and vanity use. At 15 inches across and 4-3/8 inches deep, the bowl is well suited to handwashing but is not designed for kitchen prep workflows.
The Cinox Brushed Copper vessel sink does the work that the right hardware always does: it ties the rest of the room together without requiring everything else to change. Pair it with a complementary vessel faucet and a coordinating drain, and the vanity becomes the detail that makes the bathroom feel considered rather than assembled.