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Natural Beauty: Made from polished white travertine, this sink offers a warm, elegant appearance with soft, subtle veining.
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Solid Stone Construction: The dense travertine gives the sink a premium feel and long-lasting durability.
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Vessel Mount Design: Sits above the counter, making it a striking centerpiece when paired with a tall faucet.
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Generous Capacity: The bowl shape holds ample water while maintaining a refined profile.
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Weight & Stability: Hefty construction adds stability and a high-quality feel, but requires a strong countertop to support it.
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Drain Compatibility: Designed for standard pop-up or grid drains without overflow, ensuring easy installation.
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Low Maintenance: Requires gentle, non-acidic cleaners to preserve the stone’s polished finish and prevent etching.
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Timeless Style: The neutral white travertine complements both modern and classic bathroom designs, adding sophisticated versatility.
Eden Bath White Travertine Bowl Stone Sink - EB_S002WT-P
Eden Bath White Travertine Bowl Stone Sink - EB_S002WT-P
The Eden Bath white polished travertine stone bowl sink provides a simple yet elegant design that will work with nearly any decor. Only a stone sink can provide natural warmth and serenity to your bathroom while maintaining complete practicality.
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Maintenance Tips
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Clean Gently: Use a soft cloth or sponge with warm water and a pH‑neutral stone cleaner; avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners.
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Wipe Spills Immediately: Blot liquids, especially acidic ones, to prevent staining on the porous travertine.
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Dry After Cleaning: After rinsing, dry the sink with a microfiber cloth to avoid water spots and mineral deposits.
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Seal Periodically: Apply a penetrating sealer designed for travertine every 6–12 months to protect against moisture and stains.
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Check Sealer Effectiveness: Use a water-drop test — if water soaks in instead of beading, it’s time to reseal.
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Avoid Harsh Substances: Keep citrus, vinegar, or strong cleaners off the surface to prevent etching or dulling.
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Repair Chips Carefully: Use a stone-safe epoxy or filler for minor chips or pits, then gently buff.
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Use Protective Mats or Trays: Place toiletries on a tray rather than directly on the sink to reduce the risk of staining or scratching.