Color And Trim Help

5 years ago

last modified: 5 years ago

Im planning to do a trimmed feature wall on this dark brown wall in the color navy. The vanity area opens into the bedroom and I can’t decide if I should also do the vanity wall navy or a white shiplap. I’m including pics of the new vanity to go in.

The new vanity is actually 2 inches shorter and wont reach the walls. I also need to figure out how to fix that.

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JAN MOYER
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
You can't "fix" the "short" with any good solution. You bought a ready to go vanity with top.........for a space that needed a custom, with fillers.Not to mention it has no side or back splash .

The last thing I'd be worried about is accent walls.

If you want it really right? It's a do over. How much was it and is it returnable?
Cindy Godwin
Original Author
5 years ago
Yes, we are renovating on a tight budget. I bought it off marketplace for $300. The price of 60” single bowl vanities are $1000+. I knew it was short when I bought it.

I planned to trim in the cabinet and add a tile back and side splash. If no other options are presented, I might do a custom wood side and backsplash 1” thick next to the counter rather than on.
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ashtonchic
5 years ago
Can you build a platform for it to sit on?