Hello AJLars. The cabinets were custom using a quarter sawn oak veneer. The countertop is a quartz with green/blue flake and created using 3/4 thick material using a miter cut at the corner. The countertop "thickness" gives room for the undermount sinks without protruding into the cabinets. Often times floating vanities will have a vessel sink but the counters are still low. We prefer designing vanities with undermount sinks and high countertops for ease of use and minimal cleanup.

The backsplash is actually more of a charcoal gray tile in a stacked pattern using dark gray grout. I don't recall the manufacturer but it is a LEED certified tile being made from 100% recycled materials. If I recall the maker I will post it here.

Hi. I want to do exactly the same thing - floating drawers (similar to yours). I am buying the drawers from 1 shop and a carrara marble top from another specially cut to size. But the marble supplier says that without a cabinet with legs to support the counter top I will need to cut grooves into the 3 walls that it touches and also get a couple of steel brackets to support. Sounds expensive and complicated. Interested to know how you did it. Thanks