Can the sink be integrated into the vanity top, or will it be a separate piece?

The sink can be integrated into the vanity top, creating a seamless and cohesive look, or it can be a separate piece. Here's a breakdown of both options:

Integrated Sink:

An integrated sink, also known as an under-mount sink, is installed underneath the vanity top, creating a smooth and uninterrupted surface.
This option offers a sleek and modern look, with the sink and countertop seamlessly blending together.
Integrated sinks are available in a variety of materials, including porcelain, stainless steel, and solid surface materials like quartz and Corian.
They are easy to clean and maintain, as there are no crevices or edges where dirt and grime can accumulate.
Separate Sink:

A separate sink is installed independently of the Glass Vanity Top Sink, either as a drop-in, vessel, or semi-recessed sink.
This option allows for more flexibility in terms of sink style, size, and material, as you can choose a sink that best fits your needs and preferences.
Separate sinks can be made of various materials, including porcelain, glass, copper, and stone, offering a wide range of design options to complement your bathroom decor.
They may require additional cleaning and maintenance compared to integrated sinks, as there may be seams or edges where dirt and grime can collect.
When deciding between an integrated sink and a separate sink, consider factors such as your preferred style, the overall aesthetic of your bathroom, and your functional needs. Integrated sinks offer a sleek and streamlined look, while separate sinks provide more flexibility and customization options. Choose the option that best suits your design preferences and lifestyle requirements for your bathroom vanity.