Custom Bathroom Vanities - Fitting into Interesting Spaces

How many custom bathroom vanities have you had built in your lifetime? Did they blend effortlessly with your bathroom’s design?

What is your design element and what type of look and feel are you striving for?

What materials are typically used when designing custom vanities? The most likely choice is wood, after all your vanity is the focal point of your bathroom.

So design elements such as style, size, traditional or contemporary will no doubt reflect your taste as the owner.

Factors to consider when designing your custom bathroom vanity

Not only is the choice of wood cabinets important, you must also choose a vanity sink, counter tops, mirrors and other fixtures that will coordinate with your choice of wood.

*Will you have drawers? What will you use your drawers for?

*Which items will go in what drawer?

*What type of knobs, hangers and faucets will you choose?

Unless you have your wood cabinets treated and waterproofed, you’ll run the risk of having warped wood as your vanity matures.

But I don’t think you’ll allow your custom vanity to undergo this type of breakdown.

Your counter-tops will definitely be waterproof. The typical choices are ceramic tile, laminates, concrete, stainless steel and granite.

Ceramic tile is used more than a lot of the other choices because it’s durable and coordinates with most cabinet styles.

Wood will be the most obvious choice for some custom bathroom vanities but there are other options that you can enjoy as well.

Not only are custom vanities made for specific needs and desires of the owner but they are also made for specific spaces. An unusual corner can often be the perfect location for a new vanity.

Not only will custom vanities fit into certain spaces but their heights, widths and colors play an intricate role in the planning stage of their design.

The vanity mirrors are also an important factor to consider, since the height, depth and width of the vanity will determine just what type of mirror you choose.

Remember, the vanities not only set the mood and ambiance of your bathroom, they also enhance the flow into the master bathroom.

This is where you’ll often find custom vanities in ones home.

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