Bathroom Vanity Units

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Bathroom Vanity Buying Guide A vanity works harder than most people expect from a single piece of furniture. It supports the basin, provides elbow room at the bench, and stores everything a household needs close at hand, toiletries, spare toilet rolls, cleaning products and towels. Getting the size and storage configuration wrong shows up quickly in daily use: either the room feels cluttered, or the vanity itself feels out of proportion to the space. Beyond function, the vanity sets the tone for the rest of the bathroom. Its material, colour and style influence how the surrounding tiles , tapware and lighting read as a finished room, which is why it's worth settling on a vanity direction before finalising those other selections. What should I look for when buying a bathroom vanity? Four factors are worth working through in order, before style enters the decision: Available space measure the width and depth of the wall the vanity will sit against, including clearance for doors, drawers and any adjacent fixtures Storage needs drawers generally keep items more accessible than cupboards, since nothing gets pushed to the back of a deep cabinet out of reach Installation type wall hung vanities suit bathrooms prioritising floor space and easy cleaning, while freestanding vanities can offer more storage volume for the same footprint Material all of the vanities at The Blue Space are built from quality water resistant materials to last the test of time in your bathroom A builder, plumber or The Blue Space's design team can help confirm exact measurements against a specific bathroom's plumbing and wall space before ordering. Vanity styles at The Blue Space Wall hung vanities are fixed to the wall with no cabinet base touching the floor. This makes floor cleaning straightforward and keeps the room feeling more open, since the floor reads as continuous underneath the unit. They suit both small and large bathrooms and are a common choice in recent bathroom renovations - view wal

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