Offset Oval Pedestal Basin

Off-centre, On Point

Part of our new Editions range, the Talaia Pedestal is a sculptural exploration in balance, a play with proportion that shifts symmetry into sculptural form.

Experience the Balance

Talaia offset concrete pedestal basin in Husk, a warm stone neutral, shown from a frontal angle in a soft-lit interior with sheer curtains and a floor-mounted tap.

Concrete Studio

Design Life Intentionally

We design and make architectural concrete bathware and furniture defined by minimalist form, enduring strength, and invisible engineering.

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Luxury Concrete Sinks & Furniture by Concrete Studio

Design Life Intentionally

Concrete Studio was founded with a belief that concrete, when shaped with intention, becomes more than a material, it becomes part of the way we live and gather, creating bathrooms and spaces that feel balanced, beautiful, and enduring.

Our philosophy is simple: be intentional with the pieces you choose, and the spaces you inhabit will improve in ways both subtle and profound. We create sculptural forms that bring quiet strength and lasting presence into your life.

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Countertop Sinks

Vessel Basins

Bring clarity and proportion to your bathroom, transforming daily rituals into moments of design-led living. With sculptural basins that balance refinement and durability, your space becomes both grounded and enduringly elegant.

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At Concrete Studio, colour isn’t a surface treatment, it runs deep. Our liquid-colour technology is a bespoke process, carefully developed to infuse pigment directly into the concrete mix. This means vivid colour options for all our concrete sinks.

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Statement Pieces

Pedestal Basins

Where form meets function in perfect balance. Our pedestal sinks combine the refined elegance of our signature basins with the substantial presence of handcrafted concrete columns. These floor-standing pieces create commanding focal points whilst maximising floor space around them.

Each pedestal is precision-cast as a single piece, ensuring seamless integration between basin and base. These architectural forms bring both visual weight and practical luxury to contemporary bathroom design.

Bilya - Concrete Pedestal Basin

Sculptural pedestal with an elongated basin and crisp vertical edges

$3,190 AUD

Baly - Concrete Pedestal Basin

Crisp rectangular basin supported by a tall architectural column.

$3,190 AUD

Floating forms with sculptural presence

Wall-hung Basins

When mounted directly to the wall, these pieces bring a sense of openness to the bathroom. Their floating sculptural forms and refined proportions make them as practical as they are striking.

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Tailored: Custom Concrete Design

Dedicated to bespoke commissions developed in close collaboration with architects and designers. From reception desks to architectural features, these one-of-a-kind pieces are crafted to meet the specific demands of each project, balancing sculptural presence with practical performance, and designed to elevate the spaces they inhabit.

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The workmanship and attention to detail is superb

So happy with our new basin. Can’t wait to get it into our new bathroom.

Luke McGaffin

Homeowner
Love the pieces we received!

Philip was really helpful and clear. The shipping to Singapore was fast and the sinks came in perfect condition.

Sheila Melbye

Homeowner
Highly recommend Phil and his team

We got two basins & vanity made and absolutely love the products. They get complimented by everybody who sees them.

Larissa Kneißl

Homeowner

Semi-Recessed Basins: A Smart Way to Maximise Space

Dec 7, 2025

A semi recessed basin is one of the easiest ways to save space without losing a full-size bowl. Learn how our integrated concrete designs refine the idea further.

Semi-Recessed Basins: A Smart Way to Maximise Space

Are concrete sinks expensive?

Nov 6, 2025

When architects ask about concrete sink pricing, there's usually a deeper question underneath: what am I actually paying for, and what's the real cost over time?