Completing your Bathroom Renovation - The Finishing Touches
Whether you're redesigning your entire space or simply updating one element, here's a quick guide to help you select the perfect vanity unit:
1/ Consider your space, measure your bathroom and think about the layout and plumbing. If you have a small space, go for a cloakroom vanity unit or wall-mounted units to save room. Larger bathrooms can accommodate bigger vanities with double sinks.
2/ Style matters If you're thinking about colour, don't be afraid to go bold, especially if you're going for a colour drench look where everything matches. Soft taupe is really popular right now, along with midnight blue and even peach fuzz. Matt Black vanities are having a moment too. For something classic, walnut and oak remain the go-to choices in most homes.
Fluted vanities with those vertical grooved panels are trending everywhere in 2025. They add texture without being too fussy, and hide fingerprints well in busy family bathrooms.
Floating vanities that mount on the wall are worth considering too. They make cleaning the floor easier, create the feeling of more space, and work brilliantly in smaller bathrooms. Plus, they look a bit more current than ones that sit on the floor.
3/ Material choices Wood and Soft Touch 5G vinyl are your best bets for vanity materials. Wood gives that warm, natural look that never goes out of fashion, while Soft Touch 5G vinyl delivers beautiful wood aesthetics with excellent moisture resistance.
Stone options like marble look fancy but often chip and stain over time. Metal works in newer bathrooms but can dent and show water spots easily.
4/ Storage & sink style Think about how much storage you need, drawers for easy access or cabinets for larger items. Also, decide on the sink style that fits your design, whether it's wall-hung, countertop, or bloc basin.
5/ Think about mirrors and accessories. The mirror you pair with your vanity can completely change how the space feels. Mirrors with built-in LED lighting are practical for daily grooming. Round mirrors soften the look of square vanities, while cabinet mirrors add extra storage for small items. Don't forget to leave room for soap dispensers, toothbrush holders and hand towels - these small items need their own space too.
If you're ready to find a good vanity unit for your bathroom, give us a call. We'll help you create a bathroom that works well and looks good.
P.S. In case you don't know, we can help you create the bathroom of your dreams in 3 ways:
Design a bespoke layout that maximises your space
Select high-quality materials and finishes customised to your style
Offer expert advice on smart storage solutions
Get in touch today, and let's start designing your perfect bathroom!
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