Bursa Gray Marble Wall Mount Bathroom Sink With Backsplash 27x16

Bursa Gray marble with a built-in backsplash

This wall-mount bathroom sink is carved from solid Bursa Gray marble quarried in Turkey, with a raised backsplash cut from the same block. It measures 27 inches long, 16 inches wide and 6 inches high, and it suits a powder room as well as a primary bath. Bursa Gray is valued for its bold veining and deep gray tones, and like any natural marble, each block is different. That makes every sink a one-off: the exact tone and the run of the veins are set by the piece of stone it was carved from. These sinks are carved by hand, using the same traditional stoneworking methods that have shaped marble in Turkey for generations.

One piece, basin to backsplash

The 6 inch backsplash rises from the back of the sink as part of the same piece of stone, not a separate slab added later. It sits flush with the sink's profile, so basin and backsplash read as one architectural form. That integration solves a practical problem for wall-hung sinks: the wall behind the basin is protected from splashes without sourcing and fitting separate stone. The sink has a U-shaped form, and the surface is polished. Polishing closes the surface of the marble more than a matte finish does, so spills are easier to clean before they set and the gray takes on depth under bathroom light. Gray veining and moderate color variation are marks of real marble, and the lighting in product images can shift how the color appears compared with the finished room.

• Integrated backsplash A 6" raised back carved from the same block, flush with the sink's profile.
• Polished gray A glossy finish that deepens the gray and makes spills easy to clear.

Generous and practical

At 27 by 16 inches, with a basin 6 inches high, the sink has room for everyday washing without cramped corners or a shallow bowl. Hung on the wall, it frees the floor under it, which keeps a small bathroom open and easy to clean. The gray and white marble works in both contemporary and traditional bathrooms, and the backsplash gives it a finished, built-in look without extra tiling behind the basin. It pairs well with brass, matte black or polished chrome fittings. The 1.5 inch drain hole takes standard drain assemblies, which leaves the choice of fixtures open. The sink comes with its basin and a drain cap; the faucet, drain assembly and mounting hardware are sold separately.

• Size 27" L × 16" W × 6" H, with a 6" backsplash.
• Included Basin and drain cap. Faucet, drain assembly and mounting hardware sold separately.

A job for a professional

Solid marble with an integrated backsplash is heavy, and it needs real structural support. Before the sink is hung, the wall should have blocking between the studs at the mounting height, and reinforced wall brackets rated for the stone carry the load. The joint where the backsplash meets the wall needs careful sealing so water cannot get behind it. Because there is no cabinet, decide on the faucet early: a wall-mounted faucet needs its supply lines run inside the wall at the right height. This is not a do-it-yourself sink. Professional installation by an experienced stone installer or plumber is essential and worth planning for in the budget.

Why we chose it

• Carved as one Basin and backsplash are cut from a single marble block, with no joint between them.
• Bold Turkish gray Bursa Gray brings strong veining and deep tones that make the sink the anchor of the room.
• Made to order Each sink is made to order, with custom sizes and finishes on request.

Made to order

This sink is made to order on two schedules: the 3 to 4 week option ships sooner, while the 8 to 14 week option is the lower-priced choice. Both are the same polished sink with the same backsplash. If the wall is narrower or wider, it can be made in a custom size or finish. To start a custom order, contact us with the measurements of the wall.

Care

Bursa Gray is a natural, porous calcite marble, so acids such as vinegar, lemon or wine can etch it permanently. Sealing protects it, and how often it is resealed depends on water exposure, commonly every 1 to 2 years. Over time the stone develops a subtle patina.