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Powder room ideas

8 months ago

We are having to switch out vanity due to damage. Any suggestions on companies to look decent quality and unique styles

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  • PRO
    8 months ago

    https://jamesmartinvanities.com/


    Hopefully you'll address more than just the vanity




  • 8 months ago

    I agree. The mirror, lighting and window pane all need to be addressed - as well.

  • 8 months ago

    I think the lighting and mirror if in your budget could be changed. But I love the window pane hung on the vintage knob. Gives interest, and isn’t the same ole same ole! I have a feeling it goes with the rest of your aesthetics in your house.

  • 8 months ago

    I would use a pedestal sink and paint the whole bathroom to freshen it up.

    With no natural light, I would prefer a lighter feel... with all the fixtures and hardware.


  • 8 months ago

    If you want something truly quality and unique, it will come from a custom cabinetmaker in your area. They can work with you to design the vanity and you can source your own top and basin.


    You seem a fan of found objects. (Me too!) You can also source casegoods, like dressers or old chests, and have them made into vanities.











    You can also search Etsy for companies that sell vintage dressers that they have already made into vanities. Some of them will let you custom design too.



  • 8 months ago
    last modified: 8 months ago

    Depends on your budget and the style you are after.


    Sounds like you want good quality and it shouldn’t be hard to find once you define the look you want. Here is one that has a similar feel to the above. You may find the flooring will need to be updated to complement its features (also the accessories).



  • PRO
    8 months ago
    last modified: 8 months ago

    Way too little info to help. Is this going to be a complete redo or just a new vanity ? Unusual like what ? I need a little info from you



  • 8 months ago

    @Patricia C…. Lol, your first pic made me laugh because we have a friend who would love that. we prefer to call her ”eccentric”.

  • PRO
    8 months ago

    Tried to find an extreme but one man's eccentric is another's normal I guess . I still need the info and also what size , just too little info.

  • 8 months ago

    Was after some quality companies to look at for vanities. To figure out what direction I want to go. I just an not after modern or big box store look.

  • 8 months ago

    Maureen like your direction

  • PRO
    8 months ago

    You've received some advice for the vanity so I'm suggesting changes to your accessories to update your decor. This was simply done with AI but gives an idea...


  • 8 months ago

    Funny that you don't want a big box store look but like @Maureen's suggestion from Home Depot!

  • 8 months ago
    last modified: 8 months ago

    You state you want quality but not modern or big box stores. I would suggest you check out the bath vanities on sites such as Ferguson Home, Perigold, etc. They offer some more traditional looking ones. My taste runs more modern so I like the quality & styles on Room & Board, but I don’t think you would.

    or, do as Kendrah suggested , custom or ….

  • 8 months ago

    @Kendrah like those options as well. I didn't see your message till tonight. Just meant I like the vintage vanity look. But would much rather have a "found" or real deal item. Didn't think to look on Etsy.  Thanks for tips. .

    @K Laurence thanks for other companies will definitelytake a look for options these too.

  • PRO
    8 months ago

    No one has mentioned it but if you're keeping the floor, you probably should repaint the walls. The gray doesn't work with the tile floor IMO.

    As far as vanities go, any kitchen cabinet company would be able to supply a bathroom vanity. The quality goes from A to Z, as do the prices, so there are lots of options. It's a powder room, so do you really need storage? I have pedestal sinks in my powder rooms, which work just fine and give a lighter feel than a vanity.

    But if you really want a vanity, try Ronbow, Bertch, Kohler, Marsh, Stone Hill, Omega. See if the prices work for you. If not, you'd be better off at the big box stores.