Traditional Bathroom Traditional Bathroom, Miami

Hi am_manna01,

Glad you liked this Raywal Cabinets vanity! Unfortunately, we do not have the lighting information. The homeowner purchased that directly.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi didiegoerica,

Thanks for the question! This is a Raywal Cabinets designed vanity. Unfortunately we do not have the exact information for the backsplash or who made it. It does look like a marble tile however.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi Brandi Metcalfe, this is a Raywal Cabinets designed vanity. The entire width of the vanity is 143 1/4" wide and the middle seating area is 36" wide.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

This vanity area is stunning wouldn't change a thing! To enhance the storage space of the prep area while keeping with the integrity of the gorgeous design, consider adding an over the counter storage unit that is clear down to its glossy handles. A great example is on sale now in the Houzz marketplace at http://www.houzz.com/photos/52523042/lid=37731778/Luxury-Beauty-Case-and-Makeup-Organizer-modern-storage-and-organization. Enjoy!

This bathroom was done by Cook Homes in Waterloo, ON Canada. They could answer your question in regards to the tile on the wall behind the mirrors.

Hi Sam Holder!

Great Question! Have you thought of putting the vanity section in the corner, with the cabinets and towers flanking on either side?

If you are from Ontario, Canada, consider visiting one of the Raywal Cabinets showrooms to receive a free consultation regarding your project! We would love to work with you!

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi Katie Dekle,

The countertop material is a manufactured quartz by Samsung Radianz in Toluca Sand.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi sellisfl,

Unfortunately, the homeowner did not share the faucet information with us.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes or visit our website at: www.raywal.com.

Hi bob mckorkle,

The mirrors were purchased by designer Sandi Loreen Duclos Interiors at a local Homesense store here in Ontario, Canada.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes or visit our website at: www.raywal.com.

I think I can try to help with this answer. It is called a variety of names. That allows companies to charge a variety of prices, especially to the confused consumer. But it comes from one that is "1" quarry. Paying 6-7x the cost from someone else for the same stone is rather odd. No one can be happy with this.

So to avoid this.... they (companies) have changed its name. It is knows as Ashen Gray, Silver Cream, Silver Cloud, White Oak and many more I keep coming across. But the look is the same. Our collection can be found here.

It is a Limestone/Marble vein cut creating an almost wood look appearance.

We know so much as we have the largest collection of this product in the USA. You can even see it looking magnificent in the new Four Seasons in Orlando, this is a great product for Hotels exceptionally low maintenance.

The Builder Depot is the only Google Trusted Store to sell this collection of marble.

12x24" for $5.90 a Square Foot looks like what is used here.

A number of matching mosaics Arabesque $16.95 a Square Foot in a Boutique Tile and Stone retailer we have seen this for $82.50 a Square Foot.

Another four trim pieces are available in this collection here.

The #1 question we are always asked are:

A) Is this real... how can your prices be so low? We answer that here. (2 Min Video)

B) Why does everyone not know about you? It is a $50bn Tile Industry if everyone knew they would destroy us with just too many orders. We operate a no frills marketing strategy and just grow via referrals. Keeps costs down and helps those repeat customers we have very happy (which is fair to them). But slowly the news is spreading..... here. (we had asked for the press release after we built our new 5 acre fulfillment center but timing is not always perfect on large construction projects).

You can also see this installed on a bloggers website (we like bloggers as they simply install take pictures and give unbiased reviews). I think you will agree from the blog, it is a pretty good "Snap!"

We do not actually sell to anyone, we simply offer another method to buy. It is not for everyone and buying online is not without some risk. We have tried to cover that here on a post on Houzz.com.

I think I can try to help with this answer. It is called a variety of names. That allows companies to charge a variety of prices, especially to the confused consumer. But it comes from one that is "1" quarry. Paying 6-7x the cost from someone else for the same stone is rather odd. No one can be happy with this.

So to avoid this.... they (companies) have changed its name. It is knows as Ashen Gray, Silver Cream, Silver Cloud, White Oak and many more I keep coming across. But the look is the same. Our collection can be found here.

It is a Limestone/Marble vein cut creating an almost wood look appearance.

We know so much as we have the largest collection of this product in the USA. You can even see it looking magnificent in the new Four Seasons in Orlando, this is a great product for Hotels exceptionally low maintenance.

The Builder Depot is the only Google Trusted Store to sell this collection of marble.

12x24" for $5.90 a Square Foot looks like what is used here.

A number of matching mosaics Arabesque $16.95 a Square Foot in a Boutique Tile and Stone retailer we have seen this for $82.50 a Square Foot.

Another four trim pieces are available in this collection here.

The #1 question we are always asked are:

A) Is this real... how can your prices be so low? We answer that here. (2 Min Video)

B) Why does everyone not know about you? It is a $50bn Tile Industry if everyone knew they would destroy us with just too many orders. We operate a no frills marketing strategy and just grow via referrals. Keeps costs down and helps those repeat customers we have very happy (which is fair to them). But slowly the news is spreading..... here. (we had asked for the press release after we built our new 5 acre fulfillment center but timing is not always perfect on large construction projects).

You can also see this installed on a bloggers website (we like bloggers as they simply install take pictures and give unbiased reviews). I think you will agree from the blog, it is a pretty good "Snap!"

We do not actually sell to anyone, we simply offer another method to buy. It is not for everyone and buying online is not without some risk. We have tried to cover that here on a post on Houzz.com.

Hi A R,

Thanks for the question! This is a Raywal Cabinets designed vanity.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi Susan Scott Brown,

The small stool was purchased by designer Sandi Loreen Duclos Interiors at a local Homesense store in Ontario, Canada.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

We have the same feeling ;)!

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi bdrully,

Glad you like the vanity. This is not a rendering, it is the real deal! It is a Raywal Cabinets designed vanity.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi jenninajennina,

Great question! This is a Raywal Cabinets designed vanity. Unfortunately, we do not have the exact information for the sinks used, but it is an undermounted sink.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi Misbah Khan,

Thanks for your question. The material used is a painted MDF.

This is a Raywal Cabinets designed vanity, and you can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

I think I can try to help with this answer. It is called a variety of names. That allows companies to charge a variety of prices, especially to the confused consumer. But it comes from one that is "1" quarry. Paying 6-7x the cost from someone else for the same stone is rather odd. No one can be happy with this.

So to avoid this.... they (companies) have changed its name. It is knows as Ashen Gray, Silver Cream, Silver Cloud, White Oak and many more I keep coming across. But the look is the same. Our collection can be found here.

It is a Limestone/Marble vein cut creating an almost wood look appearance.

We know so much as we have the largest collection of this product in the USA. You can even see it looking magnificent in the new Four Seasons in Orlando, this is a great product for Hotels exceptionally low maintenance.

The Builder Depot is the only Google Trusted Store to sell this collection of marble.

12x24" for $5.90 a Square Foot looks like what is used here.

A number of matching mosaics Arabesque $16.95 a Square Foot in a Boutique Tile and Stone retailer we have seen this for $82.50 a Square Foot.

Another four trim pieces are available in this collection here.

The #1 question we are always asked are:

A) Is this real... how can your prices be so low? We answer that here. (2 Min Video)

B) Why does everyone not know about you? It is a $50bn Tile Industry if everyone knew they would destroy us with just too many orders. We operate a no frills marketing strategy and just grow via referrals. Keeps costs down and helps those repeat customers we have very happy (which is fair to them). But slowly the news is spreading..... here. (we had asked for the press release after we built our new 5 acre fulfillment center but timing is not always perfect on large construction projects).

You can also see this installed on a bloggers website (we like bloggers as they simply install take pictures and give unbiased reviews). I think you will agree from the blog, it is a pretty good "Snap!"

We do not actually sell to anyone, we simply offer another method to buy. It is not for everyone and buying online is not without some risk. We have tried to cover that here on a post on Houzz.com.

Hi Lynn Schleicher,

Thanks for the question.

This space was styled by Sandi Loreen Duclos Interiors and the rug was purchased at a HomeSense in Ontario, Canada.

Raywal Cabinets designed and installed the vanity, and you can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:

http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi julienmike1890,

The sconces are great aren't they? Unfortunately, the lighting was purchased by the homeowner directly and we do not have the exact information available.

Raywal Cabinets designed and installed the vanity, and you can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:

http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi Bryna Gallegos,

We are very glad that you like our design! This is a Raywal Cabinets designed vanity. The entire width of the vanity is 143 1/4" wide and the middle seating area is 36" wide.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi pambonfield ,

The countertop material is a manufactured quartz by Samsung Radianz in Toluca Sand. Unfortunately we do not have the exact information for the wall or the backsplash.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi luvbeautifulthings,

We are very sorry that we don't have complete images for the bathroom. We focused mainly on our products in the shots.

This home is in Waterloo, Ontario and you can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Cabinet Manufacturer and Designer - Raywal Cabinets - www.raywal.com. Located in Ontario, Canada. Please check out our Houzz Account for more photos and detailed product information

The aqua carpet was purchased at Homesense in Ontario, Canada which is where this house is located....not Miami as stated. Sandi Loreen Duclos Interiors

They cannot answer any questions because they did not do this bathroom. They are using this photograph without authority to do so and have been told to remove it, but haven't. This bathroom is in Waterloo, Ontario Canada.

Hi ctcenac, this is a Raywal Cabinetsdesigned vanity. The entire width of the vanity is 143 1/4" wide and the middle seating area is 36" wide.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here:http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

Hi Keilty Remodeling Inc, this is a Raywal Cabinets designed vanity. The entire width of the vanity is 143 1/4" wide and the middle seating area is 36" wide.

You can view the complete listing and product details for this space and the entire home on Raywal's Houzz account here: http://www.houzz.com.au/projects/1395463/stunning-waterloo-home-cook-homes

The upholstered bench was purchased at Homesense, Ontario Canada, which is where this home is located.

Hi Poole_homes,

The countertop material is a manufactured quartz by Samsung Radianz in Toluca Sand.

Have a great day!