Gold and Gunmetal Gray Vessel Sink for a Statement Vanity
The Karran Cinox CCV300G is a round stainless steel vessel sink that combines a Gold exterior with a Gunmetal Gray interior, designed to sit above the vanity surface as a deliberate focal point. Part of the Cinox vessel collection, it brings a two-tone finish pairing to bathrooms where the basin itself is meant to be seen.
Key Features
• Two-tone finish: Gold exterior and Gunmetal Gray interior deliver a bold contrast that works with mixed-metal vanity hardware.
• Round vessel profile: A circular bowl shape suits contemporary and transitional bathroom designs equally well.
• Brushed stainless steel construction: The Cinox collection is built from stainless steel, offering a durable, non-porous basin surface.
• Above-counter vessel installation: Mounts on top of the vanity deck over a drain opening, with no countertop cutout required beyond the drain hole.
• Compact footprint: At 15-3/4 inches across, the bowl fits a range of vanity widths without overwhelming the surface.
• No faucet holes: The faucet mounts through the vanity deck or wall, keeping the bowl profile clean.
Where This Sink Fits the Job
This vessel sink is a natural choice for powder rooms and primary bathrooms where the vanity is a design moment rather than background furniture. The Gold and Gunmetal Gray combination reads well against dark-stained wood vanities, concrete-look surfaces, and matte black or brushed gold fixtures. Because the bowl sits above the counter, it also makes renovation simpler: there is no undermount cutout to plan, and the drain hole in the vanity top is the only penetration needed. Designers specifying a guest bath or a boutique-hotel-style primary bathroom will find the two-tone finish gives the space a considered, custom feel without custom fabrication costs.
Stainless Steel Build and Finish Details
The Cinox collection is constructed from stainless steel throughout. The exterior carries a Gold finish; the interior is Gunmetal Gray. Both are named catalog finishes, not painted surfaces — so the color is part of the metal treatment rather than a topcoat applied over bare steel. The round bowl is 4-3/4 inches deep, giving usable basin depth for handwashing without the vessel sitting so tall that a standard vessel faucet cannot clear it comfortably. Because stainless steel is non-porous, cleanup is straightforward and the surface does not harbor buildup the way a textured or porous material might.
Who This Is For
Cabinet shops finishing out custom vanities, designers coordinating a full bathroom specification, and homeowners doing a focused vanity upgrade will all find the CCV300G easy to work with. The vessel format means the countertop fabricator does not need to plan a recessed cutout, which simplifies solid surface, quartz, and laminate vanity tops alike. Homeowners comfortable with basic plumbing can handle the install: set the bowl on the deck, connect the drain, and pair it with a vessel-height faucet mounted through the vanity top. The compact 15-3/4 inch diameter works in 24-inch and wider vanities, making it accessible for smaller bathroom footprints where a larger bowl would crowd the deck.
Does this sink require a special faucet?
Yes. Because the bowl sits above the vanity surface, a taller vessel faucet is needed to reach comfortably into the basin. Standard short-body lavatory faucets will not clear the bowl rim. A vessel faucet mounted through the vanity deck, or a wall-mount faucet at the right height, are both appropriate pairings.
Is a drain included with the sink?
No. A drain assembly is sold separately. You will need a vessel drain sized for the drain opening in your vanity top. Confirm the drain hole diameter in your countertop before ordering the drain component.
Can this sink be installed on any countertop material?
Vessel sinks are highly flexible in terms of countertop compatibility because the bowl rests on the surface rather than being cut into it. The countertop only needs a drain hole opening, so solid surface, quartz, wood, laminate, and tile tops all work as vanity substrates. Check that the surface is level and can support the bowl's weight at the installation point.
Will the Gold and Gunmetal Gray finish hold up to daily use?
The finishes are applied to stainless steel, which is a durable, non-porous base material. Clean the sink with mild, non-abrasive cleaners and a soft cloth to maintain the finish appearance. Avoid harsh abrasives or steel wool, which can mar the surface treatment.
A Vanity Detail That Earns Its Place
The Cinox CCV300G turns a functional fixture into a finished element of the room. The Gold and Gunmetal Gray finish combination gives designers and homeowners a refined two-tone option that coordinates with current mixed-metal trends, while the stainless steel construction keeps the sink practical and long-lasting under everyday use.
