Evona and Felis are both countertop basins in glazed ceramic. The key difference is not the shape but the tap: Evona has no tap hole, Felis has one.
Side by side
| Evona | Felis | |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Rectangular, rounded corners | Compact, with a rear tap deck |
| Dimensions | 50.5 × 40 × 14 cm | 49 × 38.5 × 13.5 cm |
| Tap hole | None | 1 |
| Compatible tap | Wall-mounted or tall mixer on the worktop | Standard single-hole mixer on the basin |
| Finishes | Gloss white, matt black | Gloss white |
| Waste | Not supplied, Ø 46 mm outlet | Not supplied |
The real question: where does the tap go?
- With Evona, the tap is placed next to the basin: either on the wall (pipes built into the wall above the basin) or as a tall mixer on the worktop. The ceramic stays free of any hole.
- With Felis, the tap sits on the basin itself. The worktop only needs a hole for the waste, and no pipework is built into the wall. It is the simplest option in a renovation.
Choose Evona if…
- you want a wall-mounted tap and a completely clear worktop
- you like a matt black basin, available on Evona
- the vanity is a standard single-basin unit
Choose Felis if…
- the space is small: a guest toilet or a narrow vanity
- you prefer a classic single-hole mixer
- you are renovating and want to avoid works in the wall
Height
Both add their height to the worktop: 14 cm for Evona, 13.5 cm for Felis. A worktop around 70 to 72 cm high puts the rim at a comfortable height for most adults.
More in our countertop basin buying guide.
