yes they are doing this height more and more in baths, go for it :-)

I'm pairing a Kohler K-4115K vanity basin with a Hansgrohe Puravida Basin mixer (single-hole). I'm having a dilemma with the height of the mixer and would really appreciate inputs. The basin has a depth of 80mm at its deepest point. The Puravida 110mm mixer has a clear distance of 113mm from outlet to the base of the faucet (193mm from mixer outlet to the base of the basin) ; the Puravida 200mm mixer has a clear distance of 192mm from the outlet to base of the faucet (272mm from mixer outlet to the base of the basin). The former feels too less and the latter feels too high with regard to the distance. As the basin is 1000mm wide, our consultant suggests going with the bigger mixer to make it standout.

Stand, place your arms *straight* in front of you, as if they were in a sink, so ....a bit like you are ready to dive into a pool. Get someone to measure the height of your finger tips from the floor. This will be the height of the base inside your sink. Once you find the sink you want you'll know how deep your sink is and be able to work out how high to place it.

Hello Rukhsar, The base cabinet is anywhere between 28-34 inches depending on the height of the homeowners. From thereon the bottom of the wall cabinets start with a gap of 18-24 inches. The wall cabinets are usually not made until ceiling in indian kitchens. They are of 24-30 inches height. However, taking cues from the western designs some people prefer making the wall cabinets upto ceiling. You should take the call based on your storage requirements. Another option that is common in indian kitchens is a loft after the wall cabinets. It looks clumsy though. Thanks, Nitin Cornerstone Designs Bangalore.