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

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Stainless steel |
| Length (in) | 15-3/4 in |
| Width (in) | 15-3/4 in |
| Height (in) | 4 in |
| Installation Method | Top mount |
| Bowl Configuration | Single |
| ADA Compliant |
| No |
| Manufacturer Series | Cinox |
| Product Type | Vessel Vanity Sink |
| Shape | Square |
The Karran Cinox CCV500SS is a square vessel bathroom sink crafted in brushed stainless steel, designed to sit above the vanity surface as a visible centerpiece. Its 15-3/4 inch square footprint and compact 3-7/8 inch depth suit a range of vanity styles while keeping the installation clean and confident.
• Square vessel form factor sits above the countertop, making the bowl itself a design statement rather than a concealed fixture.
• Brushed stainless steel construction delivers a warm, reflective finish that coordinates with contemporary and industrial-style bath hardware.
• Compact 15-3/4 inch square footprint fits comfortably on most standard vanity tops without overwhelming the counter.
• 3-7/8 inch bowl depth provides a functional basin without requiring an unusually tall faucet for clearance.
• Part of the Karran Cinox collection, a dedicated stainless vessel line designed for above-counter vanity installations.
A square vessel sink shifts the visual weight of a vanity upward, so it performs best in bathrooms where the vanity top and hardware are already part of a considered design. Powder rooms benefit most: the vessel format rewards the shorter dwell time and focused attention that a half-bath or guest bath receives. The square geometry also reinforces clean, rectilinear layouts — floating vanities, slab-front cabinetry, and stone or solid-surface tops where there is no edge molding competing with the bowl's lines.
For a home spa bath or an owner's suite renovation, the Cinox bowl pairs naturally with a wall-mount faucet or a dedicated tall vessel faucet. Because the bowl sits above the counter rather than through it, countertop material is flexible — stone, solid surface, and laminate all work without a cutout beyond the drain opening.
The Cinox collection is Karran's stainless vessel line, built specifically for above-counter installations. The brushed stainless finish resists the fingerprints and water spots that a high-gloss surface would collect in a daily-use vanity, and the warm undertone of brushed steel keeps the bowl from reading as cold or clinical in a residential setting. The square bowl form holds its geometry at the rim, giving the vessel a precise, architectural profile from any angle.
Because the bowl sits fully above the deck, there is no rim-to-countertop seam to maintain — cleaning is straightforward, and the transition from counter to basin is defined rather than blended.
Interior designers specifying a feature vanity for a primary bath or powder room will find the square footprint easier to integrate into a symmetrical layout than an oval or round vessel. Cabinet shops building custom vanity units can offer clients a stainless vessel option that holds its own against stone-top and furniture-grade cabinet pairings. Contractors working on boutique hospitality projects or high-specification residential renovations will appreciate that the above-counter format simplifies countertop prep compared to an undermount cutout and finish work.
A taller vessel faucet is required; plan for adequate clearance above the 3-7/8 inch bowl rim. The drain assembly is sold separately — confirm the drain and faucet before ordering so everything arrives together.
Yes. Because the bowl sits above the countertop, a standard-height deck faucet will not clear the rim comfortably. A vessel faucet or a wall-mount faucet with adequate reach is the right choice here.
No. The drain assembly is sold separately. Order a drain sized for a vessel sink — these differ from standard undermount drain assemblies — before installation day.
Yes. Because the sink rests on top of the vanity surface, the countertop material does not need to accommodate an undermount rim or a seamless edge. Only the drain opening needs to be cut, making laminate a practical option.
Wipe with a damp cloth or a mild, non-abrasive cleanser following the grain of the brushed finish. Avoid steel wool or harsh abrasives that would scratch the surface.
Yes. The Cinox is Karran's stainless steel vessel collection. Multiple bowl shapes are offered within the line, and this square model is the CCV500SS.
The Cinox CCV500SS brings the clean geometry and material warmth of brushed stainless to an above-counter position where the sink does double duty as fixture and focal point, keeping the vanity build straightforward and the finished result worth looking at.
The Karran Cinox CCV500SS is a square vessel bathroom sink crafted in brushed stainless steel, designed to sit above the vanity surface as a visible centerpiece. Its 15-3/4 inch square footprint and compact 3-7/8 inch depth suit a range of vanity styles while keeping the installation clean and confident.
• Square vessel form factor sits above the countertop, making the bowl itself a design statement rather than a concealed fixture.
• Brushed stainless steel construction delivers a warm, reflective finish that coordinates with contemporary and industrial-style bath hardware.
• Compact 15-3/4 inch square footprint fits comfortably on most standard vanity tops without overwhelming the counter.
• 3-7/8 inch bowl depth provides a functional basin without requiring an unusually tall faucet for clearance.
• Part of the Karran Cinox collection, a dedicated stainless vessel line designed for above-counter vanity installations.
A square vessel sink shifts the visual weight of a vanity upward, so it performs best in bathrooms where the vanity top and hardware are already part of a considered design. Powder rooms benefit most: the vessel format rewards the shorter dwell time and focused attention that a half-bath or guest bath receives. The square geometry also reinforces clean, rectilinear layouts — floating vanities, slab-front cabinetry, and stone or solid-surface tops where there is no edge molding competing with the bowl's lines.
For a home spa bath or an owner's suite renovation, the Cinox bowl pairs naturally with a wall-mount faucet or a dedicated tall vessel faucet. Because the bowl sits above the counter rather than through it, countertop material is flexible — stone, solid surface, and laminate all work without a cutout beyond the drain opening.
The Cinox collection is Karran's stainless vessel line, built specifically for above-counter installations. The brushed stainless finish resists the fingerprints and water spots that a high-gloss surface would collect in a daily-use vanity, and the warm undertone of brushed steel keeps the bowl from reading as cold or clinical in a residential setting. The square bowl form holds its geometry at the rim, giving the vessel a precise, architectural profile from any angle.
Because the bowl sits fully above the deck, there is no rim-to-countertop seam to maintain — cleaning is straightforward, and the transition from counter to basin is defined rather than blended.
Interior designers specifying a feature vanity for a primary bath or powder room will find the square footprint easier to integrate into a symmetrical layout than an oval or round vessel. Cabinet shops building custom vanity units can offer clients a stainless vessel option that holds its own against stone-top and furniture-grade cabinet pairings. Contractors working on boutique hospitality projects or high-specification residential renovations will appreciate that the above-counter format simplifies countertop prep compared to an undermount cutout and finish work.
A taller vessel faucet is required; plan for adequate clearance above the 3-7/8 inch bowl rim. The drain assembly is sold separately — confirm the drain and faucet before ordering so everything arrives together.
Yes. Because the bowl sits above the countertop, a standard-height deck faucet will not clear the rim comfortably. A vessel faucet or a wall-mount faucet with adequate reach is the right choice here.
No. The drain assembly is sold separately. Order a drain sized for a vessel sink — these differ from standard undermount drain assemblies — before installation day.
Yes. Because the sink rests on top of the vanity surface, the countertop material does not need to accommodate an undermount rim or a seamless edge. Only the drain opening needs to be cut, making laminate a practical option.
Wipe with a damp cloth or a mild, non-abrasive cleanser following the grain of the brushed finish. Avoid steel wool or harsh abrasives that would scratch the surface.
Yes. The Cinox is Karran's stainless steel vessel collection. Multiple bowl shapes are offered within the line, and this square model is the CCV500SS.
The Cinox CCV500SS brings the clean geometry and material warmth of brushed stainless to an above-counter position where the sink does double duty as fixture and focal point, keeping the vanity build straightforward and the finished result worth looking at.