Vanities & Accessories How do you make a vanity the focal point of your bathroom? We’ve got all the ideas and advice to help you make your vanity a stand-out design Save | 0 Success! You just saved this item. × Share Tweet Help Save Success! You just saved this item. × Facebook Tweet Email Email Sharing × × To Type the email No elements found. Consider changing the search query. From Your Email Name Your Name Close Share Share email have been sent. × Help Bathroom Sparkling inspiration The owners' love of crystals inspired the bathroom designer's choice of a Michael Angelo Granite quartz vanity benchtop, from Universal Granite Touching aesthetic Fibonacci Stone in Platinum provides the stone benchtop accompaniment to the rich-toned American Oak cabinet beneath for this tactile bathroom vanity Well connected A vanity in Prime Oak Wood Matt laminate, by Polytec, has a material echo in the curved feature surround wall in the same finish that in turn accentuates the tub Rounded response The owner wanted a bathroom design to soften the solid angular design of the house – and the custom vanity, with its curved leg elements, responded Curvaceous presence Boasting custom-designed Laminex walnut cabinetry, this centrepiece vanity is based on Mid-century modern features with subtle curved edges Less is more Cantilevering the vanity also adds to this bathroom's sense of space – quite simply because you can see more floor area Strong impression This timber vanity is substantial and masculine while gun metal vessel basins/tapware contrast and complement the feature tiles behind Faceted reflections These wall-hung vanity mirrors do more than shock you with your early morning face – evoking a sense of glamour and space are other plusses Light and natural A Melteca Planked Urban Oak vanity, with Woodgrain finish, might sounds a solid proposition, but a cantilever design and hidden lighting say different Mirror, mirror shaply on the wall The casual guest is spoilt for choice when checking their face in this art-infused powder room complete with in-keeping curvaceous wall mirrors Looking the part Here, a warm-toned and rounded vanity, in Laminex Danish Walnut, makes for a low-upkeep, natural vibe feature Making waves Individuality is to be celebrated in life – for this bathroom vanity, a veined benchtop is matched with eye-catching corrugated cabinetry Timber meets tactile A Brighton Groove fluted bath accompanies a custom designed American oak vanity in this light-filled, visually arresting bathroom Contributing factors This contemporary, clean-lined vanity is enhanced by a back lit mirror, an Elysian Mixer, from ABI Interiors, and a Projections 40 Basin, from Plumbline Rise and shine Okay, so your morning face isn't your favourite face, but this vanity mirror might make you feel more like a king or queen – a sun king or queen, that is Vanity vibes Designer: The Tribeca tiles by Tile Depot were the perfect backdrop – in keeping with the earthy colour palette while also adding a touch of glam Curve ball A rounded theme in this bathroom continues under the vanities, which are delicately supported by the surprising choice of curved, copper-pipe legs Warm and cool A cantilevered Blackbutt timber Jones & Jones Vanity is backdropped by feature Artedomus tilework for this contemporary bathroom Hanging out for more This custom wall hung vanity has a marble benchtop and concrete Halo tabletop basin – cantilevering the vanity adds to the room's sense of space Mirror, mirror on the wall many functions does perform As well as reflecting your morning face and connecting with the round, table-top basin, this wall mirror bounces light through the room All that glisters ... ... is not gold, writes Shakespeare – in this vibrant master ensuite, gleaming taps and towel rail in brushed brass achieve a gold star impact What do you mean you forgot to wash? With this bathroom's attention-grabbing 'Infinite Hat' mirror/chandelier piece to take in, you could be forgiven for missing that tiny spot behind your ear Touch of class This sumptuous stone vanity with double basins carved out is more than a match for its opulent, once-was-a-kitchen-now-bathroom setting Texture makes the difference A Forma Opaco vanity with crenulated finish makes waves in this bathroom – when creating a white bathroom, it's crucial to think about texture Bronze age This deep bronze-finished master ensuite vanity connects with Buddy aged brass taps, from Plumbline, and a metallic wallpaper behind Edgy appeal This feature vanity benchtop has got it going on – Bengal Black granite, flamed and brushed, with rock edging smoothed off Clean and smart Symmetry plays its part in this master ensuite with the in-bench basins echoing the crisp, regimented lines of the two mirrors above Growing your sense of space A cantilevered vanity leaves the floor under it on show while a glass shower stall similarly shows more of the room – both moves making the bathroom look bigger In similar vein This vanity's striking black timber veneer connects with the dark vein of the Venatino Statuario Quartz benchtop and black accessory details A walk on the wild side Sculptural tap meets sculptural basin, all backdropped by sculptural mirror – this highly contemporary bathroom presents more like an art gallery Practical meets edgy Brushed steel towel rails work well with the almost semi-industrial palette in this 'something-a-bit-different' contemporary bathroom Reflecting on grandeur This eye-catching suspended vanity unit with double sink features bronzed glass doors and glossy lacquered finishes, creating subtle reflections Mermaids and gold bar Carrara fishtail mosaic wall tiles and brushed brass accessories create an exotic vibe here – catering to adults now and children in the future Hanging out by the lake Cantilevering your vanity adds to the sense of space in your bathroom as the eye travels across a clear floor beneath – big mirrors help, too Looks like stone This vanity top is in Cosentino's Dekton Liquid Shell – an ultra compact material composed of raw materials, porcelain, and glass (that also looks a lot like stone) Hanging out in style A vanity is comprised of separate cantilevered elements to sculptural effect – the design incorporates enclosed storage and open shelves Reflections don't just come from mirrors This suspended vanity unit with double sink features bronzed glass doors and glossy lacquered finishes, creating subtle reflections Elegant solution Large oval mirrors with raised timber grain surrounds hinge open to reveal extra deep storage – at the same time adding to the sculptural appeal of the seaside bathroom. Window of opportunity On a space-saving mission, the bathroom designer's innovative solution was to have the basin and mirror cabinet in front of the shuttered window When flat is old hat This double vanity in Melteca Melamine in Warm White is given a corrugated treatment for textural design interest – floating the vanity adds to its sculptural appeal To infinity and beyond What happens when you have a vanity mirror directly opposite an other mirror on the opposite wall? Well this happens and a sense of light and spaciousness results Your face and more Want to know exactly what time that spot appeared? This mirror comes with both magnifying mirror and digital time read out included Lifting the bar Gleaming stainless steel towel bars stand out against a matt, low-maintenance SpaPanel product on the walls in this bathroom makeover Upon reflection As well as sharing your morning face with you, this his and hers vanity with corresponding wall mirrors celebrates a crisp symmetrical appeal Light fingers in a good way Besides its stunning shower tiles, this bathroom features the 'handy' idea of recessed lighting in the cantilevered vanity's niche handles Standing room only The ask was to fit an ensuite into a small space – the answer was to have this standing wash basin in front of the window with shutters bringing privacy Making waves A long vanity area helped create a feeling of intimacy in this relatively large space – a ripple effect finish on vanity, shelving and wall cabinet adds design interest Mirror magic Mirror on the wall, what makes a space even bigger than before? In this bathroom, the giant vanity mirror achieves just such a magic trick In similar vein Marble vanity tops find harmony with the veined tiles on floor and walls in this bathroom while the grained cabinetry offers a contrasting yet complementary finish And for the floor? In a home that's all about context, the master bathroom's sumptuous veined stone vanity provides a design cue for the matching veined stone flooring Teen spirit This bathroom with double vanity exudes a masculine vibe and is easy to clean – apt features for its users, two nearly grown boys Stealing the limelight Wood and white are longstanding design partners in crime – stealing the show again here, after climbing over the roof and in a window! Finger on the pulse This bathroom has its design going on with a leathered granite benchtop, bling tapware and Japanese Inax Yohan finger tiles in White Concrete connection The linear sculptural vanity is a match for the tub in this bathroom – and, but for the reflective glazing, the neighbours would no doubt agree Mirror on the wall – who has the fairest decor of all Positioning, style, backlit, magnified – bathroom mirrors come in all shapes and forms. Which design is suited to you? Blushing in the mirror Peach-toned basins and matching Courtney Recessed Mirrors in Blush Pink add pops of colour to this otherwise pale-toned master ensuite Space and light No, not a school science book title, but rather the two simple yet spectacular advantages of introducing a giant mirror into your bathroom space Matchy matchy Recessed wall storage unit and vanity mirror are cut from the same mould in this light-filled and refined bathroom Soft focus Light creeps in around the edges of this atmospheric ground floor powder room, highlighting the textural plaster wall finishes Mirror-magnifier on the wall Not only is this vanity mirror backlit to effect, it also includes a circular lit magnifying mirror and a clock so you know if it's still okay to have your morning face All is vanity Whether you're looking for a bathroom hero or simply a place to quickly pull that sleep face into shape – here are some great vanity ideas Rounded reflection Curving vanity unit meets soft cornered mirror – and there's a skylight of similar profile overhead – in this tranquil, light-filled master suite Solid-centre suite A solid-look vanity helps anchor this reinvented bathroom which in many ways is all about lightness, space and out-of-shot greenery Ingrained style Nature itself provided the patterning for this vanity made from a native hardwood, part of a home that celebrates the qualities of local wood Second life With a treated top surface, this vanity began life as a kitchen butchers block table – part of a wider eclectic meets rustic bathroom design Noble gesture In a bathroom already full of feature surfaces and forms, this marble vanity top adds a luxurious high note – the vibe is elegant and natural Tiles evoke times The owner wanted an ensuite with classic and modern-day elements and tile choices already have this covered – classic subway tiles meet Green Kit Kat Mosaic Sheets Through the looking glass Want window views and a make-up mirror for your vanity? This vanity achieves both thanks to a sliding mirror complete with built-in led strips Spotlight on great design This vanity is floor mounted, with above counter basin and strip lighting to top of cylinder base – the latter doubling as accent lighting and a night light Common currency The dark textured joinery material and brushed brass handles on this moody custom vanity ties with similar features in the nearby kitchen 4 bar harmony This master ensuite is cool in black, white and grey. Even the accessories – towel rails included – play a part in the monochromatic composition Brass brings class The use of dark textured joinery material and sleek shiney brushed brass handles on this ensuite vanity is in keeping with features in the nearby kitchen 9 hero vanity solutions Nothing is more practical than washing your hands, checking your hair or cleaning your teeth – however, these vanities soar beyond the pragmatic, playing the hero in their bathroom designs Simple and effective The warmth of the ply on this custom vanity gives light and interest to the scheme while cantilevering the unit adds to the sense of space Mirror on the wall, who offers the best storage of all? Capacious above vanity storage comes in the form of an inset wall cabinet with sliding mirror door fronts – the black wood framing matches the vanity cabinetry below Who is the roundest of them all? Bathroom mirrors aren't just a practical face- or body-checking utility, nor just a bringer of space and light – they are also a great decor feature Ingrained style Floating the vanity in this contemporary master bathroom adds to the room's sense of spaciousness – wood graining meets marble-look veining Three strikes, a winner A sculptural solid surface sink/vanity by Progetto is accompanied by brass tapware and a Limestone Pannonia Blue splashback to elegant effect The lounge? No, the bathroom Furniture-like vanities and even the oval mirror seen in symmetrical reflection give this finely finished bathroom a living room vibe Sense of time For this bathroom, the owners wanted a faded Moroccan bathhouse appeal – brass accessories and tapware contributed to the exotic feel Just hanging out This sculptural vanity is cantilevered off the wall – structural steel embedded within the timber top makes the gravity-defying feat possible Floating in space Okay, not George Clooney in hit movie Gravity, but rather a cantilevered vanity that makes the bathroom look larger by maximising visible floor space Hanging out for more space? Want uncluttered walls and floors? These custom suspended towel rails may be the answer – funky and functional, they're always to hand Well over dainty and domestic? Marine plywood is the strong if surprising material of choice for this bold vanity – part of a wider semi-industrial aesthetic in the home Rock of ages Or another word would be timeless – a clean-lined marble vanity in a new apartment within an ornate 1890s civic building echos the past and celebrates modern design too If drawers could talk Well of course they can – the panelling on these vanity drawers relates a traditional tale – to be continued or contrasted in the wider design Soft focus Accessories matter – these oval mirrors add a soft touch to the bathroom and allow the feature tiles behind to still have maximum exposure If drawers could talk Well, they can. Pared-back panelled vanity drawers and wall cabinet doors in this serene master ensuite tell a tale of a traditional design focus that won't date Plus size handles? Not tall cabinet handles but rather vertical heated towel rails – one of many modern touches in this two-tone master bathroom Through and through This open steel-framed vanity is all about storage and display – part of a glass-walled ensuite that in turn is visually open to the bedroom Keeping good company Oak cabinet, marble vanity top and brass detailing – the material palette for this bathroom is simple but illustrious It's like a jungle sometimes Fancy a far off feel? The wall-hung vanity in this ensuite is a pleasing composition of rectangular elements, matched with an exotic wallpaper. Cool look, rugged character – set to impress in Coloured Concrete Elementi's striking BARE Coloured Concrete range features an array of new products, finishes & ideas suited to every bathroom style – new brochure out now from Robertson Bathware Classic & contemporary For this vanity, a classic American white oak finish meets a composite stone benchtop, with moulded sinks. The mirror fronts a wall cabinet FaceStation Want to apply makeup or titivate but there’s no room on the vanity proper and the dressing area is too dark? One solution is a dedicated makeup station, as in this rural bathroom by designers Yellowfox Find out how this design looks to the future For future easy access in this bathroom, all the storage is behind the mirror cabinet fronts and open shelving rather than under-bench Affordable design impact? Think small Want to up your design game without a second mortgage? Small touches really can make a big difference. This floating vanity has polished brass handles for a sophisticated feel All in the family Twin walnut vanities are matched with full height custom storage added to the adjacent toilet room in this ensuite, drawing the spaces together Rounding a corner on your storage options Storage can be elegant. Every inch of space is efficiently addressed in this individualistic vanity with the inclusion of elegant, rounded corner cabinets Touching outcome Cool colour tones in this powder room, but the overall feeling is still warm and soft thanks to the feature tactile metallic floral wallpaper This vanity features exotic ostrich hide – in vinyl! Ostrich hide, in vinyl, flanks the side walls of this double vanity and is also featured on the cabinetry insets here and in the dressing room directly behind. The vanity’s Staron surfaces are illuminated from within, creating a flattering light Want to open up your bathroom? Try this The cantilevered vanity and transparent glass shower stall both bring the illusion of greater space to this EJ Building-designed bathroom A bathroom lover's delight Marble look, large-format tiled surfaces and gold and chrome tapware are just two elements that give this ensuite a luxurious ambience. Beautiful bathroom offers a wealth of functionality Romance and nostalgia are in the air for this master suite rethink, with everything from a wall of antique mirrors in the bathroom to flowing drapes in the bedroom. Custom cabinetry makes sure there's room for everything Classic furniture and distressed tiles give this bathroom a sense of history With ‘found’ solid wood furniture pieces and tiles that seem to peel back layers of history, this bathroom achieves a charming, French rustic aesthetic Master bathroom design ensures it’s filled with natural light Light and privacy – the two age-old bathroom features that seem to always be at odds are resolved in several ways in this bathroom design Playful meets sculptural Designed as a children's bathroom, this crisp, highly contemporary design is imbued with a delightful, sculptural feel This bathroom exudes heritage and luxury In keeping with its 1920s heritage home and offering a sense of luxury and retreat, this ensuite has a classic appeal which includes setting key elements on plinths What's in an accent? Brass highlights play an important part in this master bathroom's industrial yet refined aesthetic which is in keeping with the wider master suite design and the house itself Everything on display Clean-lined and contemporary, this custom steel-framed vanity is all about storage and display. It forms part of a glass-walled hotel ensuite that’s also visually open to the adjacent bedroom, as seen in reflection here Sharp creases usually mean a well made bed. Here, they signify a well-made vanity The underlit vanity in this ensuite continues the ‘folding’ motif found in the wider home. Made in the same batten finish as the bedroom wall, the door to the ensuite disappears from sight when closed This powder room proves small spaces can feel powerful The materials used in this powder room make it feel bulletproof. Discover how a moody material palette and thoughtful lighting design has taken this small space to the next level Rocky outcrop? A cantilevered stone vanity defies gravity in this bathroom A stone vanity has a heavy presence? Not necessarily. Floating this engineered stone vanity gives it a lighter presence and adds to the bathroom's overall sense of space Tone and texture are great allies in this bathroom Smooth character – for this bathroom, by Arc Seven 1, smooth plaster walls work well with a polished concrete benchtop and polished concrete floors How clever design overcame this incredibly narrow bathroom footprint The bathroom in this home is a great example of how a project’s biggest design challenge can end up being the stand out feature. Discover how it masterfully overcame its narrow 1.4m x 8m space This black towel rail balances good looks with budget constraints Design Haus: "Working to a budget, a heated towel ladder in a brushed brass finish (to match tapware) was out of the question. In its place, a black ladder perfectly ties in and complements the dark slate-look tiles." Back-lighting doubles as night-lighting in this bathroom This cantilevered vanity with marble countertop is under-lit for visual impact, while the mirror wall cabinetry is also accentuated by back-lighting. The atmospheric lighting also doubles as subtle night lighting The design of this bathroom has South East Asian influences Rich wood and recessed handles, together with marble surfaces add a subtle Asian influence to this master bathroom in a renovated penthouse apartment A custom made vanity adds warmth to this minimalist bathroom The cantilevered, wood and white vanity and accompanying round mirror (sometimes backlit) are just one focal point in this bathroom. Black accessories provide contrast At one with nature – bathroom, vanity Sure, this wood vanity is the picture of modernity with its slender benchtop and clean lines. But in terms of floor area, the cantilevered vanity quite simply doesn't take up any Design stage for renovated bathroom is set right from the adjacent master bedroom – bathroom, vanity & accessories Why have straight racks when angled ones attract more attention? This master ensuite reflects a high level of forethought including handy storage in just the right places Design stage for renovated bathroom is set right from the adjacent master bedroom – bathroom, accessories Taking a new direction with your bathroom? Well don't forget your accessories – these vertical towel rails make a dramatic statement Design stage for renovated bathroom is set right from the adjacent master bedroom – bathroom, vanities When it comes to design impact, don't be shy. The wall-hung vanity in this bathroom is a pleasing composition of rectangular floating elements, backed by a dramatic jungle wallpaper and large-format black tiles Cantilevered elements play major role in establishing openness and flow in large master ensuite – bathroom, vanity How does that thick marble vanity top stay suspended like that? It’s all down to structural steel supports hidden in the wall behind the vanity cabinets Two bathrooms– one aesthetic. That was the outcome for this design – bathroom, vanities & accessories Want an uplifting element in your new bathroom? Ceiling hung towel rails provide a quirky feature Modern elements and classic detailing combine in this two-tone bathroom – bathroom, vanities & accessories Want shower shelving with a difference? The designer introduced a water-proofed ladder into this stall to add a casual, found quality to the space. The minimalist bathroom in this master suite reflects a generous use of wood and stone tile – bathroom, vanities & accessories Cantilevering the long vanity on this bathroom allows for maximum countertop space while still letting the eye see right to the edge of this bathroom, another way of creating a feeling of space. Cantilevered elements play major role in establishing openness and flow in large master ensuite – bathrooms, accessories Hand towel rings are usually attached to a side wall. But here they hang from the underside of the overhead cabinets, making them easily accessible from the two basin areas Just do it Don’t be afraid to make a bold statement with your bathroom. This off-the-wall vanity, looking a little like a Nike swoosh, forms part of a black-tile bathroom by Celia Visser Design. The black floor sculpture doubles as a magazine rack. Wood, green glass and stone-look tiles set the scene in this sleek bathroom Clean-lined yet luxurious, this spacious master suite achieves the look of Mid-century Modern translated into a more 21st century design language 2019 bathroom furniture trends With 2019 now in full swing, why not give your bathroom an update with new furniture? Vanities & Accessories Completing the Modernist picture This apartment bathroom fit-out is clean-lined and timeless, in keeping with the wider interior and the Modernist building it forms part of In the same vein Black elements contrast a feature stone wall and matching vanity sink in this bathroom – the dark veining providing an harmonious connection Soft focus always a bonus This contemporary bathroom has it going on with soft green glass tones, a copper-look accent wall and sculptural, back-lit oval wall mirror Well dressed A gilded mirror above the custom lacquered, dresser-look vanity adds another touch of refinement to this upmarket bathroom Bathing in the great outdoors On one side, this coastal bathroom is completely open to the sounds and scents of the sea, while rustic limestone and irregular tilework bring a relaxed almost Mediterranean-feel Designed to feel bigger This sleek bathroom by LSA Architects feels bigger than it is and a long vanity plays a part in that. Find out other aspects of this 'super-size me' renovation story Rose gold and penny rounds bring this renovation to life For this bathroom and matching ensuite, antique penny rounds in the showers, artistic swirls on the Corian vanities and the choice of rose gold fixtures all combine to elegant, matching effect As with an abstract painting, a minimalist bathroom benefits from a sense of balance Clean, bold lines with minimal detailing encourages the eye to see a design in more abstract terms, so balance is important. Designer Davinia Sutton achieves just that in this modern bathroom within an architectural home Lighting, mirror, and tap choices bring this design to life Classic tapware and ornate mirrors and light fittings complete the look for this ensuite in a Georgian-style new home Masculine dovetails feminine in this balanced bathroom design This bathroom has both a masculine and feminine look. The colour palette is very masculine but is balanced with the more feminine curvaceous forms of the vanity, bath and fittings The luxury of simplicity Part of the furniture More Hope you got those grass stains off A splash of natural colour is provided by the vanity basin in this master ensuite, part of a modern extension to a classic cottage We know the Specialists Latest Book More Books > 41-02 NZ41-02 Read More Recommended Business Partners Latest Award More > Reflection and repose Similar Stories advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement