An important element in a bathroom or lavatory is the countertop as it respects the environment and leaves it in style. It also serves as a carrier for soap dispensers, vases, perfumes and various items.
To plan a workbench, you must have the dimensions, the type of material, the design and all the objects made of crockery and metals in your hand. To help you find some of the most commonly used materials in modern bathrooms:

• Burnt cement – modern and leaves the environment jovial and rustic. Ideal for those who do not want to extrapolate much in their budget, but without giving up a stubborn material.
• Granite – super famous among architects. With a large selection of textures and colors.
• Wood – The cool thing is to use in restrooms because this material needs a lot of moisture. If it is to be used on the bench once a year waterproof with maritime paint to make the wood resistant.
• Marble – it’s a more porous stone, so it’s ideal for the bathroom. It has the same texture and color choice as granite and with a high price.
• Nanoglass and Marmoglass – mixture of granite and marble. They are the most expensive stones on the market and have this great white tone for your bank.
• Porcelanato – much used in the renovation of houses. For benches it has a special cut, but it is very wide, it wants to have some seams. From a distance, it looks like nano glass when done with white porcelain tile.
• Silestone and Quartz Stone – The Silestone is an industrialized face stone with a range of colors. The Quartz Stone version is one more version but much more expensive than the granite.
• Glass – For those who like transparency and easy cleaning, glass can be a great option. Choose a solid glass to support the bowl.

. With so many different materials, it’s time to choose the model and finish it for your bank For this we separate some nice references:

Picture 1 – Bathroom counter in the wooden log

Figure 2 – Mirrored toilet bench with stone

Figure 3 – Bathroom bench for two stone-covered wash basins

Figure 4 – Washbasin with towel rail

Picture 5 – Bathroom bench in yellow lacquer and natural wood

Picture 6 – Washbasin in wood painted gray

Picture 7 – Small bathroom bench in white wood

Picture 8 – Washbasin bench in white stone

Figure 9 – Wooden bathroom counter

Figure 10 – bathroom bench in concrete with white color

Picture 11 – Mirrored bathroom worktop with stone top

Picture 12 – White washbasin

Figure 13 – Washbasin in concrete

Figure 14 – Bathroom counter in white stone

Picture 15 – Vanity top made of wood

Figure 16 – Bathroom counter with white cabinet and clear stone top

Picture 17 – Gray bathroom counter

Picture 18 – Clean bathroom counter

Figure 19 – Bathroom counter with blue drawers and concrete top

Figure 20 – Bathroom counter with slatted frame and stone

Figure 21 – Bathroom counter with neutral colors

Picture 22 – Washbasin with black stone

Figure 23 – Small bathroom counter with white support

Figure 24 – Bathroom countertop coming out of the wood wall

Figure 25 – Glass bathroom counter and marble sink

Picture 26 – Dark wood bathroom cabinet with built-in tap

Figure 27 – Bathroom counter with minimalist style in concrete

Picture 28 – Bathroom bench with two brown stone sinks and white lacquered base

Figure 29 – Beige stone washstand

Figure 30 – Bathroom worktop with built-in sink

Figure 31 – Mirror cabinet in retro style

Figure 32 – Bathroom counter with two sinks

Picture 33 – Stone washbasin

Picture 34 – White wooden bath table with three drawers

Figure 35 – Bathrooms are only with sink

Picture 36 – Wooden bath and stone slab

Picture 37 – Wooden vanity with gray sink

Figure 38 – Bathroom counter in gray cabinet with side mirrors

Figure 39 – bathroom counter with black lacquer

Figure 40 – Bathroom counter and sink made of wood

Picture 41 – Single wash basin above

Figure 42 – bathroom bench in the demolition wood

Figure 43 – Vanity with niche to support towels

Figure 44 – Bathroom counter with drawers and wooden cabinet

Picture 45 – Gray bathroom counter

Picture 46 – Wooden bathroom counter for reforestation

Figure 47 – Toilet seat in ivory wood and black top

Figure 48 – Corten steel bathroom cabinet

Picture 49 – Blue bathroom counter

Figure 50 – Bathrooms are traditional style