



At Faucet Strommen, we have been crafting fine tapware and bathroom accessories in Australia since 1999. Our basin collection extends that same commitment to impeccable quality and considered design, offering a curated range of basins engineered to pair seamlessly with our brassware collections and create a fully resolved bathroom aesthetic.
We know that every home is unique, which is why we offer a variety of basin styles, profiles, and configurations to suit your space, your tapware, and your design intent.
Our Basin Collection
Above-Counter Basins – Also known as vessel basins, above-counter basins sit on top of the vanity bench rather than recessing into it, creating a bold, sculptural statement. When specifying an above-counter basin, spout height and reach are critical — our tall basin mixer range is designed specifically to provide the necessary clearance for above-counter installations.
Inset and Under-Counter Basins – Set into or beneath the vanity bench for a clean, seamless benchtop line. Inset basins suit both contemporary and transitional bathrooms and are the most practical choice for high-use family bathrooms and ensuites. Compatible with our standard basin mixer range across all collections.
Wall-Hung Basins – Mounted directly to the wall without a vanity unit beneath, wall-hung basins create an open, airy aesthetic and make small bathrooms feel significantly larger. Ideal when paired with our wall mixer tap range for a fully hardware-free bench surface.
Freestanding Basins – A dramatic alternative to the conventional vanity. Freestanding basins stand independently on the floor as architectural objects in their own right, suited to larger bathrooms where the basin is intended to be a design feature.
Every basin in our collection is developed with our tapware in mind, ensuring that proportions, overflow placement, tap hole configuration, and aesthetic profile complement your chosen brassware collection.
Pegasi and Zero – Pair with our above-counter or inset basins for a clean, contemporary result in minimalist bathrooms.
Zeos – Suits angular, architectural basin profiles for bold, geometric bathroom designs.
Cascade – Coordinates beautifully with softer, more traditional basin forms for heritage and transitional interiors.
Chisel D and Bremont – Suit refined, high-specification basins where precise detailing across every element is the priority.
Selecting the right basin involves more than aesthetics. Consider the following when specifying:
Tap Hole Configuration – Some basins come with pre-drilled tap holes for a hob-mounted mixer or three-piece tapware set. Others are designed for wall-mounted tapware only. Always confirm tap hole configuration before selecting your basin mixer.
Overflow – Basins with an overflow hole require a slotted basin waste. Basins without an overflow require an unslotted waste. Visit our Wastes and Traps page for the complete range.
Spout Height and Reach – Critical for above-counter basins. Always confirm that your chosen basin mixer provides adequate clearance and reach for your specific basin depth and height.
We offer above-counter vessel basins, inset and under-counter basins, wall-hung basins, and freestanding basins. Each is designed to coordinate with our tapware collections and is available to suit a range of bathroom sizes, styles, and installation requirements.
An above-counter basin sits on top of the vanity bench as a sculptural feature, requiring a tall basin mixer with sufficient spout height and reach. An inset basin sits within or beneath the bench for a seamless benchtop line, suited to a standard basin mixer. The choice affects both the aesthetic and the tapware specification.
A wall-hung basin is mounted directly into the wall without a vanity cabinet beneath it. It creates an open, airy aesthetic, makes small bathrooms feel larger, and pairs particularly well with wall-mounted basin mixers for a fully hardware-free bench surface.
The key considerations are tap hole configuration, spout height, and reach. Above-counter basins require a tall basin mixer with adequate clearance. Inset and under-counter basins suit standard basin mixers. Wall-hung basins are best paired with a wall mixer. Our team can advise on the correct pairing for your specific basin.
If your basin has an overflow hole, you need a slotted basin waste. If your basin has no overflow, you need an unslotted waste. Using the incorrect type affects both drainage performance and safety. Visit our Wastes and Traps page for the full range.
For a contemporary or minimalist bathroom, Pegasi or Zero paired with a clean-lined above-counter or inset basin creates a strong, resolved result. For an architectural space, Zeos suits angular basin profiles. For heritage or transitional bathrooms, Cascade coordinates with softer, more traditional basin forms.
Yes. Our basins are designed to be specified as part of a complete Faucet Strommen bathroom — coordinating with our basin mixers, tapware sets, wastes and traps, bottle traps, and accessories across our full 20+ finish range.
Faucet Strommen basins are designed at our facility in Kerang, Victoria, applying the same design principles and quality standards that have defined our tapware and bathroom accessories since 1999.



