How do you know what bathroom furniture best suits you? Read on.... the answer might shock you.
What do you want to say??
Remember: your bathroom makes a clear and tangible statement about who youre to your guests. What is it you want to say?
Considerations like color and materials play a major part in choosing your vanity. For example, natural stones for the counter top tend to whisper of elegance and wealth. Wood designs have a very homely and relaxing feel. Darker colors can be reassuring and calm, while brighter colors ooze of energy.
Vanity cabinet hardware also has a word or two to say. Make sure they complement the overall theme of your bathroom, and don't "clash" in design with items such as the mirror or the linen closet.
Available Space
How much actual floor space you have available will be a determining factor when choosing your bathroom vanity. For those with more space, you can be more elaborate in its design, storage space and amenities. For those with less space (such as those that live in apartments or smaller houses) some less robust options would make more sense.
Make sure you measure the space before buying your vanity. This is important; you don't want to get it home only to find out that now you have to snake around the vanity to get to the toilet. Leave the double sink vanity at the store and pick up one that's a better fit.
Corner vanities are usually the best option for saving on floor space. They come in just as many styles as the "traditional vanity", so uniqueness need not be sacrificed. And you win back some floor space with the choice.
Pedestal vanities, although lacking in storage space, are another smart choice if space is on your mind. But if having space for hygiene and cleaning items is important, then give the cabinet styled vanity a better look and opt out of the pedestal vanity.
Wants and Desires
Don't paint yourself in a corner by leaving out the things you know would make your
bathroom furniture complete. If you really need extra storage, get
Bathroom Vanity Cabinetsand wipe the anxiety off your forehead. Or, if making a loud statement when folks see your bathroom is a goal, start researching some designs by Sonia or Devon&Devon.
In conclusion, the point is, your home is your abode, and your bathroom is a major part of that abode. Sleeping at the heart of your bathroom is the vanity. Make it all is a reflection of who youre, while still delivering on the needs you have for the space. Do this and I guarantee that your bathroom vanity will be just right for you.
