Studio Marler Hi. This is a custom vanity through our company, Studio Marler. If you would like to give me the dimensions you are looking for in your bathroom, I'd be happy to give you a quote.

labarraque Hello I have a 83 inch space for a vanity. What would a vanity like the one on this picture run me. Jorgel@bmortgage.org.

shopperv Looks similar to these lights: http://www.canadianlightinguniverse.com/collections/Eurofase-Lighting-Rain_c6241.html

Studio Marler El Cerrito is accounting only. The Mill Valley showroom is open Wednesday - Saturday 11 - 6. If you would like me to meet you, please let me know what time you will be there.

rhondainca Thank you. It will have to be a Saturday so hopefully I can make it up there next Saturday.

Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. This toilet looks like a Toto CST412MF Aquia Elongated Dual Flush Toilet Less Seat with 12" Rough-In and Push Button Flush
http://www.faucetdirect.com/toto-cst412mf-aquia-elongated-dual-flush-toilet-less-seat-with-12-rough-in-and-push-button-flush/p1331289
:) Rhoda

rbcola I like the look of this toilet....but I need height and size to accomodate husband's comfort. Is it on the taller side? and I know it's longer....but s it wider?

nicolesajous looking for a 58 inch

nicolesajous Live in Miami florida

Studio Marler The countertop was Blizzard by CesearStone. I don't have the brand of the sink.

Minakshi Swee hi there can i use ceramic oak or walnut wood for this vanity....which is best for it..

Studio Marler There are many woods that would work with this vanity style, we've made some in walnut that are beautiful, and a rift white oak that was amazing as well.

gimnasia Thanks Steve, wish you were in Miami where I'm remodeling two bathroom. If I may, could I ask you which type of wood (mahogany, maple, teal, walnut etc,etc) would you consider is the most appropiate to make a contemporary vanity with an espresso, no black, color. Thanks

BeautifulRemodel.com Hi gimnasia, thank you! I do appreciate it.

I prefer clear alder because it has a very subtle grain so looks very uniform when stained. Maple I've found is best in lighter colors because of its tendency to be blotchy in some circumstances. If you'd prefer to see more grain, then teak, walnut, cherry or mahogany would be good choices. (Teak and mahogany are very similar and more tightly grained, walnut & cherry have larger grain patterns)

Steve

Studio Marler I know that it was Benjamin Moore, but I don't recall the color. Sorry

Studio Marler This cabinet is made by Studio Marler, from its Studio Classic line.

Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. Same as installing on a wall, except that holes need to be drilled through the mirror - the mirror installer can do this for you. A little web search wrote it up faster than I could...
http://www.diyadvice.com/diy/electrical/fixtures/wall-mounted-lighting/

We did this look in our master bathroom and I wish that we had done it in all the bathrooms - a vanity to ceiling mirror looks really spiffy!

:) Rhoda http://www.billfryconstruction.com/