Karran Cinox Vessel Sink For a Bold Two-Tone Vanity Statement
The Cinox CCV350 is a round stainless steel vessel bathroom sink finished in Gunmetal Gray with Gold accents, designed to sit above the vanity surface as a visible design centerpiece. Part of Karran's Cinox vessel collection, it brings an industrial-meets-refined aesthetic to bathroom projects where the bowl itself sets the tone for the space.
Key Features
• Two-tone Gunmetal Gray and Gold finish creates a distinctive dual-material look that stands apart from single-finish vessel sinks.
• Round vessel profile sits above the vanity top, making the sink a visual focal point rather than a recessed utility fixture.
• Stainless steel construction delivers the durability and wipe-clean surface expected from a metal vessel bowl in daily bathroom use.
• Compact 15-3/4 inch diameter fits a range of vanity widths without overwhelming a smaller countertop footprint.
• 4-3/4 inch bowl depth provides comfortable working capacity for a vessel-style lavatory.
Where This Sink Fits Best
This vessel sink is at home in bathrooms where hardware and fixture finishes lean toward mixed metals, warm-toned accents, or industrial-modern palettes. The Gunmetal Gray exterior pairs naturally with matte black or dark-brushed fixtures, while the Gold interior accent draws the eye downward and ties in warm metal faucets, towel bars, or pulls. It suits powder rooms and primary baths alike, particularly when the vanity top is a solid surface, stone, or quartz material that benefits from a clean drain hole rather than a rimmed cutout. Because it mounts above the counter, countertop fabrication is straightforward: a single drain opening is all the cutout work required.
A tall vessel faucet or a wall-mounted faucet is the correct pairing for any above-counter vessel bowl. Standard short-reach faucets will not clear the bowl rim at the height this sink presents.
Material and Finish
The CCV350 is built from stainless steel, which resists the moisture, humidity, and daily wear typical of a bathroom environment. The exterior carries a Gunmetal Gray finish that reads as a deep, dark tone with directional texture, while the Gold finish on the interior surface adds warmth and contrast. This combination is part of what defines the Cinox collection's aesthetic identity: stainless construction with finish treatments that move well beyond the utilitarian brushed look of a standard basin. The smooth interior surface is easy to wipe down and holds its appearance without the porosity concerns of a ceramic bowl.
Who Reaches for the CCV350
Designers specifying a statement vanity for a high-end powder room or master bath renovation will find the two-tone finish combination does work that a single-finish sink cannot. Cabinet shops fitting out a custom vanity installation can present this bowl as the finish-forward component that justifies the rest of the millwork. Homeowners doing a targeted bathroom upgrade often choose a vessel sink because it replaces only the bowl and faucet without requiring a new vanity top, and the CCV350's compact diameter means it fits on most existing surfaces. Contractors sourcing bathroom fixtures for a multi-room project can specify it where the design intent calls for something visually distinctive without stepping into a specialty plumbing fixture category.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the drain assembly ship with this sink?
No. The drain is a separate purchase. Because this is a vessel sink, you will want a vessel-style drain sized for the bowl's drain opening. Confirm the drain opening size from the product spec block before ordering.
Will the Gunmetal Gray and Gold finish coordinate with my existing fixtures?
The Gunmetal Gray exterior reads as a dark, slightly warm-toned gray metal and pairs well with matte black, dark bronze, and other darker fixture finishes. The Gold interior accent works naturally with brushed gold, brass, and champagne-toned hardware. For an exact match, compare the finish to your other fixtures in person or order a sample before committing the full installation.
What countertop materials work with this vessel sink?
Because this bowl mounts above the counter rather than into it, the installation is largely countertop-agnostic. A single drain opening is cut through the surface. Solid surface, quartz, stone, and laminate tops all accommodate vessel installations; the countertop's structural support and finished appearance around the drain hole are the primary considerations.
What faucet height do I need?
A vessel faucet or wall-mount faucet is required. The bowl sits above the vanity surface, so the faucet's spout must clear the top rim of the bowl to deliver water into the basin. Standard short bathroom faucets will not work with this installation style.
A Vessel Bowl That Earns Its Place on the Vanity
The CCV350 earns its spot in a bathroom where the finish palette matters as much as the fixture function. Its stainless build handles daily use, and the Gunmetal Gray and Gold combination gives designers and homeowners a finish pairing that is genuinely hard to source in a vessel bowl at this size.
