Revamp Your Bathroom with Modern Vanity Designs

This modern vanity gets its name from the visual illusion it creates because it is attached to the wall rather than resting on the floor. Its support structure is concealed behind the vanity or within the wall itself.

Since they are not anchored to the floor, these vanities can make a small bathroom appear more spacious and allow for a more visible floor area. It is also a practical choice because it effectively optimises space usage. Their sleek design can seamlessly complement already installed modern bathroom fixtures and accessories.

If you’re concerned about the structural integrity of your wall or your existing plumbing doesn’t allow you to install a floating vanity. You can build a semi-floating vanity as it visually looks close to a floating vanity but is “grounded”. The key is to recess the kicker to just enough to provide stable support for the vanity unit. The kicker can then be tiled using floor tile or painted to the same colour as the wall. This is to blend in the recessed plinth to its surroundings.

Although not used much in modern designs, you can use various shapes and angles for an irregularly shaped powder room to effectively use every space. Instead of opting for a standard rectangular vanity, incorporate elements like hexagons, pentagons, or other angular designs. These shapes break the monotony of traditional bathroom fixtures and add a modern flair to the space.

Adopting this design feature also opens up opportunities for creative material choices. You can transform your vanity into a work of art that complements the overall aesthetics of your bathroom with the materials you choose. To accentuate the angular features of vanity, you can use:

1. Textured tiles
2. Geometric patterns
3. Bold wallpapers

If you’re a fan of avant-garde design philosophy, asymmetrical vanity is the ideal choice. Its non-conforming design creates an intriguing visual effect, which can lend your bathroom an element of surprise and curiosity. A simple way to enhance the space is to position the vanity off-centre. That way, you can create interesting negative spaces that can be used for additional decor or functional elements.

This vanity is suitable for nearly any bathroom space, regardless of your desired theme or design. To make the most of an asymmetrical vanity, it is crucial to carefully balance it with other bathroom elements. Select complementary fixtures, lighting, and decor that harmonise with the vanity’s distinctive design to create a cohesive look.

Mirrored wall cabinets are becoming ever-popular as they combine the advantages of a mirror and a medicine cabinet. The mirror cabinets can be recessed into the wall for less extrusion towards the vanity unit. LEDs can also be added to create the back-lite mirror effect.

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This design draws inspiration from the traditional table format but reimagines it to serve as a modern vanity station. One of the key advantages of a table-inspired vanity is its potential for customisation, which is very suitable for country or period homes. The uniqueness of these types of vanity can make your bathroom a showpiece or one of a kind.

As larger master ensuites are becoming very popular in modern renovation, tallboys are becoming a trend. These cabinets consist of inner drawers, pigeon holes, and storage areas for towels and other bathroom necessities. Also, they can serve as extra storage for the master bedroom. Tallboys can also be used as a space separator for bathrooms with a toilet. They can visually block off the toilet to create more private space without using walls and doors.