A new and modern trend being seen these
days are floating vanities. They have different variations. Some have
hardware and some do not but use touch latches. They have doors or
drawers. Floating vanities have a spa like feel when teak and other
exotics woods are used. They can also be alto modern with high gloss bright finishes.
This type of vanity can be purchased per configured or by sections. They can be
custom built or retro fitted.
The above drawing features a double
vanity in Natural Wenge. It has slab panel cabinet doors and is suspended
off the floor. The counter top is Vortium Silestone, which is white with gray
and clear flecks which reflect the light. The lighter Silestone offsets the
dark color of the vanity. The sinks are Vox® square Vessels
above-counter bathroom sinks by
Kohler and the faucets are 90 Degree in chrome from Moen. They are sleek
with one-handle and a low arc. This is a design I worked on at Great Spaces for
a client that wanted a modern sleek look. We used one large mirror framed in
matching wood trim.
For the
same client at another location, I also did the above design. It also
features a double vanity but it also has a pull-out trash. It has Linear Graphite Gloss slab
panel cabinet doors that is suspended off the floor. The counter top is Lyra
Silestone which is like a white marble with a tile back splash in a light gray.
The sinks and faucets were the same as the first design. We used two
Kichler Hendrik two light bath lights in a modern design over each mirror.
Again the mirrors were framed in matching wood trim.
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