15 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Selecting a Laundry Room Sink

A wide, wall-mounted porcelain sink is perfect for a multipurpose space, like this one. While it’s too shallow for serious soaking, it’s ideal for washing both hands and miscellaneous grimy items that really shouldn’t get rinsed in the kitchen sink.

If you have the budget to expand your laundry room sink to accommodate four-legged friends, a massive sink and versatile faucet system are well worth the extra spend.

If the answer is rarely, then a small bar sink may be the best option for your laundry room. If you are short on space, this may also be a great option to consider.

If you’re looking to add functionality to your space without overhauling it from floor to ceiling, a cast iron sink will serve your purpose, like this one seen on HGTV's Property Brothers: Forever Home. This standalone sink, painted black underneath with gold hardware, makes a statement all on its own.