By changing the vanity in your master bathroom or powder bath, you can change the entire vibe. Be inspired! Whether your dream aesthetic is Parisian, Italian or Norwegian; Vessel sink or pedestal, just go for it.
Rule #1
For any remodeling project: measure twice (or more). When calculating how much space you have to work with, don’t forget about the door clearance, including your shower, so vanity cabinets and drawers can open freely without hitting any doors, mirrors, other cabinets.
Next, think about your ideal storage and countertop scenario. Is the bathroom primarily for guests or will it be used as a get-ready space? Do you want to hide your toiletries or display them for easy access? Once you know all this you’ll be well on your way to choosing the right-sized bathroom vanity.
Pro tip: Vanity sizes are identified by width, but you can get all three dimensions by looking at the product specs.
If you’re sharing a bathroom, and have enough room to work with, you may want to double down on two sinks, think primary suite or jack-and-jill bathroom. You’ll sacrifice a bit of counter space, but think of what you’ll gain in personal space!
Powder rooms and tight quarters usually call for one sink. Storage is also important when choosing your vanity, especially for the powder bath, so choose wisely.
From dark, rustic brown to high-gloss white, everyone knows color choices set the mood and reflect your style. When choosing a bathroom vanity color, think about how it fits into the overall look and what feeling you want to evoke.
White is the most popular color for bathroom vanities, and it's easy to see why. White is clean, classic, and versatile, and it works well with just about any style. However, if you're looking for something a little different, blue, brown, green, or gray can also be beautiful choices. Blue is perfect for creating a calming oasis in your bathroom, while brown can add a warm and inviting touch. If you want to make a bold statement, green or gray can be stunning options.
Contemporary design reflects what’s current, which means it’s constantly evolving. Neutral colors, rounded edges, and thoughtful (yet minimal) design elements are hallmarks of today’s contemporary style.
Similar to contemporary but distinct in its own way, modern design is rooted in minimalism with clean lines and monochromatic colors. If sleek and simple sounds like a peaceful dream, a modern vanity might be the way to go.
Extremely versatile, transitional vanities combine traditional and modern designs for a look that’s both fresh and timeless. Blending a classic silhouette in a calming color with modern hardware, for example, will give your bathroom a soothing vibe that never feels outdated.
Cozy, rustic, natural, unfussy…these are just a few characteristics of the farmhouse vanity. Its throwback to simpler times shows up in distressed wood finishes, hand-hewn accents, and large apron sinks. The result? A warm and welcoming oasis where everyone feels at home.
Born from 20th century modernism, midcentury vanities favor simple forms that are highly functional. This retro style doesn’t shy away from color, with palettes ranging from muted tones to vibrant hues. It also incorporates natural elements like wood, glass, and stone with synthetic materials to achieve its iconic look.
Today, Sherwin-Williams introduced their Colormix Forecast 2024, Anthology: Volume One which is a new biennial approach to their annual color trend report. With a focus on what will reign supreme next year, this collection explores 48 hand-selected hues within four key color families: Palette No. 1 (blues and greens), Palette No. 2 (reds and purples), Palette No. 3 (deeps and darks), and Palette No. 4 (delicate tints).
If you’re looking to update your kitchen this year, whether it’s considered small budget updates or a major renovation, keep reading to find out the top Kitchen trends in 2024.
