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Master bath vanity solutions

Heather Scott
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
This long master bath is being renovated, but layout will stay the same. In order to not crowd the tub, we're wondering if a floating vanity would be better than to the floor. Client wants higher counter height, and isn't concerned about having a lot of storage. Need to keep 2 sinks for re-sale. Considering floating vanity, or at least narrower on tub wall with some space between tub and vanity. I have a couple of inspiration photos in client houzz file, and will try to figure out how to post them. Thanks!
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  • PRO
    Ku Interior Design
    10 years ago
    I think just making the counter height the same for both vanities will do wonders and cantilevered cabinets will help too.

    Comments (9)

    • Heather Scott
      Original Author
      10 years ago
      last modified: 10 years ago
      This is the inspiration photo which will be replicated for this project (less the tall mirrored piece on the end wall). The photo may appear small due to my fail at attaching a houzz photo to the post : ( I'd love to know how that works if anyone can assist. Thanks!
    • PRO
      sstarr93
      10 years ago
      Yes, not a great layout at all, but a floating or even shelf vanity would be better.
      Heather Scott thanked sstarr93
    • statlerm1
      10 years ago
      What about using smaller vanities instead of one? http://houzz.com/photos/130870
      Heather Scott thanked statlerm1
    • Heather Scott
      Original Author
      10 years ago
      This additional photo shows more clearly that there's a wall obstruction on right side of the unit on the right wall. What about just building on the right wall to the corner, leaving the end wall empty (tall wall mirror?) It wouldn't provide much space for two sinks though.
      Something creative can happen here, I'm positive.
    • PRO
      sstarr93
      10 years ago
      What's the dimension for the right wall unit? Looks like maybe 48"?
      Perhaps a long trough sink in a floating vanity instead of two separate sinks?
      Heather Scott thanked sstarr93
    • PRO
      Ku Interior Design
      10 years ago
      What about a free standing tub to open up the space?
      Heather Scott thanked Ku Interior Design
    • PRO
      CBNT Co.
      10 years ago
      I would definitely make it all the same height with continuous countertop. I would do a diagonal cabinet in the corner to store towels, etc. That would set off the vanities as separate but keep the line. I would do an individual mirror above each sink.
      Heather Scott thanked CBNT Co.
    • Heather Scott
      Original Author
      9 years ago
      Thanks everyone. Your ideas were pitched to the client. He opted for floating vanity without diagonal corner. He was thrilled that his master bath was the subject of your professional advice. I'll show "afters" when we're done.
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