Somehow just the 2 angled pieces. When they first installed them they had them flush to the main cab and the doors were angled which was weird.

So there is empty space between the angles, which is fine, it's just the old cab didn't touch the casing.

Otherwise, yes, I agree, it's very nice! The drawers are huge and they did a great job!

Handles will go on Monday and counter won't be for a few weeks yet.

Everything else will look so great no one else will notice it. It's not worth losing your mind over it or redoing the whole vanity.

Maybe this will make you feel better

Why wouldn't the builder,who was also lived in this house before us, at least have had that sidesplash go out as far as the counter top so you wouldn't have 2 jogs in the door trim. Also why wouldn't he have moved the sink further down from the wall and doorway when he had a 111" of length to work with?

I will be redoing this hall bath one of these days and correcting both mistakes. But in the 14 years we have lived here no one including family members has ever commented on either.

Can't wait to see you finished bathroom.

Thank you badgergal, makes me feel better! When you see our before and afters...wow. Layout the same but it's just amazing the transformation.

Mine collides with the door trim as well.

Mine collides like kats737 does only maybe not quite as far into the door casing. We had door casing put on after and the builder did a very nice job of cutting it to fit around the granite. Then the granite guys did an excellent job of applying a very thin bead of translucent silicone on the seam as they did the rest between the backsplash and surface. It looks totally fine and I doubt anyone notices it.

Are those two corner pieces doors or just panels? If panels it probably would be quite easy to angle them a bit more so they don't hit the door jamb.

Cpartist- they are doors.

Glad to see that this happens with other people too! I'm so excited to get counters!

I think it looks fine and wouldn't change it.

I wouldn't worry about it either. I doubt you'll notice it once the room is finished and all the lovelies are in place. When things are new and we see every little flaw, we think we'll always focus on them, but I don't think most of us do. And this honestly doesn't look bad.