See Unique Sinks featured in magazines here!

Canberra Weekly is featuring our Rainforest Green Leaf Vessel Basin Bathroom Sink with other beautiful tropical products:

Bathroom Sink vessel Basin Green

Australian Home Beautiful calls our BAMBOO Bathroom Sinks 'an eco star if there ever was one'

October 2015 issue

Our Amita Bone inlay mirror appears in the new Home Ideas magazine

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Unique Sinks' Mother of pearl mirror is featured in Modern Home www.modernhomemagazine.com.au

Have you seen our ads appearing in many national magazines?

Charming Kitchens and Bathrooms magazine is featuring our Reza Moroccan sink:

"Rock the Casbah"

Add an exotic feel to your bathroom with this stunning Reza Moroccan sink from Unique Sinks. Inspired by the rich intricate patterns and colours of Marrakech, each sink is hand painted with the design fired into the glaze for a durable and easy-to-clean finish.

Sydney's Daily Telegraph's Home magazine says 'channel a little natural charm with this beautiful but surprisingly practical hand basin"

Effortless Kitchens and Bathrooms magazine says our Cobalt Vessel Basin is a stunning statement, and would make a gorgeous centrepiece in any bathroom.

Our Amita bone inlay mirror features in the new Modern Home magazine

Italian blog MAUXA has included Unique Sinks' product images to illustrate a story on how one couple furnished their house "in ethnic style , a warm and cozy home that evokes foreign countries..."

Country Home Ideas has featured our Gold Glam vessel basin saying "a gold basin against a black backdrop is a truly opulent addition to any powder room"

The latest issue of Landscaping Your Backyard, from Express Media Group states you should "not be confined to one look or style, experiment with all your favourite looks in one go!" They have included Sri Lankan Verandah Chairs and Nazir Moroccan Tiles from Unique Sinks to help illustrate this!

Fairfax's Good Weekend featured our Green Rainforest Leaf sink and said it was unique in that "won't please everyone. Minimalists, for example, will probably run for the (neatly manicured) hills. But any tree-hugger worth his or her salt would swoon at such an earthy piece gracing their bathroom."