Brushed Stainless Vessel Bowl for a Design-Forward Vanity
The Karran Cinox CCV200SS is a round stainless steel vessel sink that sits above the vanity surface, turning the basin itself into a design focal point. At 14-1/8 inches in diameter and 4-3/8 inches deep, it brings a clean industrial edge to modern and contemporary bathroom builds without the fragility of ceramic or the upkeep of polished surfaces.
Key Features
• Above-counter vessel installation places the bowl on top of the vanity surface for a bold, elevated look.
• Round 14-1/8 inch profile fits neatly on a standard vanity top without overwhelming smaller bath footprints.
• Brushed stainless steel finish hides water spots and fingerprints better than polished alternatives and holds up to daily use.
• 4-3/8 inch bowl depth provides adequate working capacity for handwashing and grooming routines.
• No faucet holes on the bowl means the faucet mounts through the vanity top, keeping the bowl's silhouette clean and uninterrupted.
Where This Sink Works Best
Vessel sinks change how a vanity reads in a room. Because the bowl sits on top of the counter rather than dropping into it, the form becomes part of the design rather than disappearing into it. The Cinox round vessel works particularly well in modern, industrial, or transitional bathrooms where a curated, intentional look matters — a powder room meant to impress, a primary bath refresh, or a guest suite where the hardware tells its own story.
The round format reads as softer than a rectangular vessel while still projecting a contemporary confidence. It pairs naturally with floating vanities, slab-front cabinetry, and wall-mount or tall vessel faucets. Because the faucet mounts through the vanity top rather than the bowl, there is flexibility in faucet placement and style selection, as long as the faucet's spout height clears the 4-3/8 inch bowl wall with comfortable reach.
Material and Finish
The Cinox collection is built around brushed stainless steel, and the CCV200SS carries that material through a round vessel form. Stainless is a practical choice for a vessel bowl specifically because it handles the daily cycle of water, soap, and drying without demanding the careful maintenance that some vessel materials require. The brushed finish diffuses reflected light and resists the fingerprints and water-spot accumulation that follow polished steel everywhere it goes.
For fabricators and contractors, stainless integrates cleanly into mixed-material vanity builds. It coordinates with stainless accessories and hardware across finishes without requiring an exact match — the neutral tone works alongside chrome, matte black, and gunmetal hardware at the designer's discretion.
Who Orders This
Cabinet shops building custom vanities for residential clients will find this vessel straightforward to specify and supply alongside the countertop and cabinet. Interior designers working on powder rooms or primary suites can use the round Cinox to anchor a modern hardware palette without committing to a fragile material. Contractors sourcing bath fixtures for production builds or renovations benefit from a vessel bowl that ships ready to install and coordinates with standard tall vessel faucets. Homeowners doing a targeted vanity update get a meaningful visual upgrade that requires only a hole through the countertop and a compatible faucet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this vessel sink require a special faucet?
Yes. Because the bowl sits above the counter at 4-3/8 inches tall, a standard short faucet will not reach the bowl interior comfortably. A tall vessel faucet or a wall-mount faucet with adequate reach is the right pairing. Confirm the faucet's spout height and reach against the bowl height before ordering.
Where does the faucet mount if there are no holes in the bowl?
The faucet mounts through the vanity top or countertop behind or beside the bowl. This keeps the bowl's round silhouette clean and gives you flexibility in faucet positioning relative to the bowl center.
Is a drain included with this sink?
No. A drain assembly is not included and must be purchased separately. Select a drain sized and styled for a vessel bowl without overflow, since this bowl does not have an integral overflow.
Does this sink have an overflow?
No. The Cinox CCV200SS does not have an integral overflow. Pair it with a drain designed for sinks without overflow.
What size vanity top does this sink require?
The bowl is 14-1/8 inches in diameter, so any vanity top with at least that much usable deck space will accommodate it. Because the bowl sits on top of the surface rather than dropping into it, the countertop cutout is only for the drain opening, not a full sink cutout.
A Vessel Sink Built for Real Bathrooms
The Cinox CCV200SS delivers the visual impact of an above-counter vessel in a material that keeps pace with daily use — brushed stainless steel that looks intentional, not fussy, and stays that way.
