Updating a bathroom can add a lot of style and value to your home. Of course, with thousands of products available to choose from, it can be hard to narrow down what will look best in your space. Standard bathroom vanities are fine for a quick update or if you are just trying to modernise things a little before you sell, but they aren’t the only choice that you have.
If you’d rather make an impression than a decision to settle, here are three styles you need to consider for your bathroom vanity:
The Floating Vanity
Modelled after the floating sink, the floating vanity provides a modern, contemporary design that sits off the floor and still provides storage space. This puts a unique twist on any bathroom, and can be designed for single or double sinks, as well as customised to the size required for your space.
The Rectangular Sink Vanity
Installing rectangular undermount sink is on-trend in bathroom Renos. They add a touch of modern style and stand out more than the average sink. Like traditional round sinks, you can still choose from various depths and sizes, as well as vanities that have one or multiple sinks built-in.
They add a touch of modern style and stand out more than the average sink. Like traditional round sinks, you can still choose from various depths and sizes, as well as vanities that have one or multiple sinks built-in.
The Raised Sink Vanity
These have been around for a few years, but still remain popular. Vanities usually have the sink inset, but more and more modern designs feature these slightly-inset sinks that add more dimension to the counter and create a completely different look than the average bathroom sink.
How to Choose Your Vanity
Like most reno projects, a bathroom renovation is about creating the space that you want. Start by checking out the available selection and see which styles fit your tastes. Then, look at the features that are included. Does the vanity include a sink or is it sold separately? How much storage does the cabinet have? These are things you need to think about, more than style, when updating your bathroom vanities. That way, you can guarantee that you choose the vanity that your space needs. Style does count for something, so make sure that your new vanity isn’t unattractive, outdated, or generic for best results.
