You can buy decorative p-traps that have the same finish as your faucets. We did that for this powder room installation:

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Thanks for your response, maybe I can ask him to change the p-trap

Talk to him about it first, but I'm going to assume you'll need to go to a decorative plumbing showroom to purchase this (or possibly online at Build.com). The one I show above is from Kohler.

Wha does the install for the vanity say. I use Godmorgon from Ikea and unless you lay on the floor you see nothing even if the pipes somehow are below the bottom of the cabinet I also always put a kedge behin for the vanitty to rest on just mostly for better install.How high id the vanity being hung ?

It's hard to tell you what to do. Can you take a picture lower down, closer and straight on and then label the dimensions of where the pipes are? I believe he may have to cut an opening in the vanity to accommodate you particular plumbing situation. You will never see the plumbing that is sticking out below unless you get on the floor.

Also - the directions on the vanity with the top, show it installing at 33 7/16 at the top. That is a little low.

I would take the dimensions of the vanity with the top that you purchased and mark it out on the wall before you make any hasty decisions.

Good luck!

Thank you all, sorry I don't have a better photo. I've measured the bottom of the p-trap to be about 11 inches off the floor. Most likely they will have to cut the bottom of the vanity to hang it up higher but I agree, it shouldn't protrude enough to be visible. I've read most people have the vanity top at 30-32 inches? My current vanity is 32 inches.

If you like the 32" height, then so be it. Most of my customers are going to 36 - same height as a kitchen counter. Since you are using a floating vanity - you can do whatever you would like.