OK. So you guys agree details matter, I could not ‘nod-in’ more…?. Well, sinks get me to the next level … mirrors, designer bathroom vanities. Depending on your bathroom design—shape and size—go for one that stands in unison with the styling. For instance, bathroom vanity cabinets, modern mirrors and floating shelves could do a lot to save space, add utility and make impressions.

On more bathroom design ideas, watch this space. I guess I will focus on functional vanities for the post. A classic art deco beauty, I like the lines and curves that make the Amerigo Quartz. The best feature I am with is how is holds away from the floor allowing you to look beneath, and adding on the visual space. The quartz on-the-fly concept looks just fine. It uses Capoor hardwood (a rubber tree) known for its natural water-resistant qualities. Details like the air-cushioned doors n draws, best of rollers and hinges tell quality and adds to the longevity. Some pieces are for keeps, like this one.

Pharao may sound like the king house in Egypt. But the design is compact n impressive. Suggest it for smaller bathrooms. The pyramid shapes looks great in integration with the mirror. Worth a look, actually more than it… For people with contemporary tastes, I suggest the Carla. The mélange of straight lines and lively colors may need some thoughtful paint job around, but all points for innovation. The vanity surely has an upbeat happy feel about it.

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