Make Vanity Art Your Top Choice For Bathroom Cabinets

VANITY ART BATHROOM CABINETS PROVIDE LOTS OF PRACTICAL STORAGE

When you’re designing a new bathroom or updating an old one, one of the main things to consider is the amount of storage you’re going to need. This is an aspect that’s often overlooked, and modern, fresh bathrooms can quickly become cluttered when storage was an afterthought over design. With Vanity Art, you’ll never have to worry about balancing storage with style, as the designs take into account not only how the furniture looks but also how it can be used in daily life. 

In a bathroom you’ll need space for all of your toiletries and towels, cleaning products and small bathroom items that are used frequently. The room should feel organized around the vanity area so the sink doesn’t become a makeshift storage area. This whole collection works well for bathrooms that need a strong furniture presence to give ambience to the space, and freestanding cabinets can instantly make a room feel more complete even if the overall design is simple. For items that need to be accessed easily and often, then a cabinet with a drawer is a top choice. Larger cleaning products that need to stay hidden can be placed in the lower door storage, as the space can look untidy when everyday items are left out on display for family members and guests. 

The main materials used in the construction of Vanity Art cabinets are solid wood, giving them extended durability and making them effortlessly timeless in whatever kind of design you choose, whether you leave it exposed or opt for a colored choice. Solid cabinets can also help create a welcomed contrast to other material surfaces in the bathroom such as bathroom tiles, natural stone, glass and metal fixtures. What’s more, you can match your vanity top with a range of mirrors and faucets, as well as wall tiles, to create a complete look that’s bespoke to your home.

COLORED CABINETS FOR BRIGHTER BATHROOM DESIGNS

The finish of a cabinet has a large effect on how it changes the look and feel of a space, and with Vanity Art bathroom cabinets you have lots of high-end color finishes to choose from. Whether you’re looking to match existing design choices such as bathroom tiles or luxury vinyl tile, or want to create a new focal point for the bathroom, the color of the cabinet speaks volumes in a space like the bathroom that is used daily. White is a flexible choice as it keeps the space feeling bright and airy, and it’s also very easy to match with other colors and materials thanks to its neutrality. 

White cabinets work well with marble look tiles and porcelain floors, and fittings it pairs with include brushed metal and chrome. Smaller bathrooms need lighter items of furniture, so a white cabinet prevents the room from feeling too enclosed. One of the more modern looks in a contemporary setting is gray cabinetry to give it a softer look, less stark than white but still simple to coordinate with different surfaces, finishes, and materials. Gray cabinets work with stone look tile and concrete look floors, but they can also stand out against white walls. Black fixtures look especially good with gray cabinets, and it is a charming finish for homeowners that want color but nothing too bold. 

For a lighter gray that looks almost brown, choose the Vanity Art Driftwood Gray cabinet styles. For those who love color to brighten their day, why not consider a blue bathroom cabinet which works splendidly when the rest of the space is kept simple and allows it to be a centrepiece in its own right. Light walls and patterned floor tiles blend in well with the blue, and brass fixtures offset the color depending on your overall design. It is a perfect choice for homeowners who know they’d like strong design without having to rely on a full colored wall or tiles that are heavily patterned. 

When warmth is key, whether for traditional or contemporary looks, the range also includes natural oak, brown, and espresso colors of cabinetry. These can prevent a room from feeling too cold when there is already a lot of glass and metal in the space, giving it the look of a fully furnished room rather than just a practical space. Natural oak lets the grain come through subtly and pairs well with beige tiles and natural stone look porcelain, coupled with black fixtures or brushed metal. Larger bathrooms can go darker with their colors without it feeling enclosed, so if you have a space like this you can go for brown or espresso finishes which can ground a space. 

Another similar route is green or vintage green to give a room a boost of personality without having to add in any bright painted colors to the walls or intricate decorative tiling. Finally, as an alternative to white, you can consider silver painted cabinets that are ideal for a monochromatic look. Browse all of the wonderful colors in the collection today and find your perfect bathroom cabinet from Vanity Art here at Stone & Tile.