ᐅ Small Guest WC – Which Wash Basin Is Best?

Hello everyone,

We have a very narrow and small guest bathroom and are looking for a washbasin with a countertop basin that isn’t too deep or bulky. My husband would prefer just a sink mounted on the wall. But then where do you put the soap dispenser and other items? I think having a bit of shelf space makes sense. How have you solved this in your guest bathrooms?

Don’t you have any masonry ledges where you can place items? Alternatively, a small shelf mounted on the wall or even a soap dispenser fixed with anchors.

Our guest bathroom is also very small.
We chose this washbasin. It fits perfectly and has a small shelf for soap.

We also have a very small guest bathroom with a wall-mounted sink without a cabinet underneath. The sink has a recessed area at the back next to the faucet where you can place a soap dispenser.

We have a very small washbasin from Geberit, and the soap dispenser sticks to the tiles.

We solved it like this: the restroom was about 2–3 m² (22–32 sq ft) in size, I believe. The drawer cabinet is the small Godmorgon from the Swedish store. We had the oak wood countertop custom made by a carpenter (but purchased it through eBay). The sink is a river stone basin; there is a quite well-known shop where you can buy these unique pieces. Each unique item is displayed with a photo and its measurements. You can choose the right basin there—we picked one that was as narrow and wide as possible. There are also small ceramic vessel sinks available.