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Product Description

This transitional bathroom vanity offers the perfect blend of timeless style and modern functionality. Available in five refined finishes—crisp white, sleek grey, chocolate oak, honey oak, and linen oak—it complements a range of decor styles, from classic to contemporary. The stunning herringbone design on the Shaker-style door panels adds texture and craftsmanship to the piece. Topped with a white engineered marble countertop featuring subtle veining, it provides both beauty and durability. The long black metal pulls on the soft-closing doors add sleek, modern detailing. Practical features include a concealed overflow, a back panel cutout for easy plumbing installation, and a U-shaped cutout shelf to fit plumbing while maximizing storage space. With a toe kick all around the base, this vanity is thoughtfully designed to blend form and function in any bathroom setting.

Size & Placement at a Glance

How it fits

Use width, height, and depth to confirm the piece fits its space with room to spare. Measure the opening or wall area before ordering.

Getting the Size Right

Dimensions matter for every lighting type. Check the full Dimensions & Size specs above against your space before ordering.

• Hanging fixtures: for a dining table, hang the bottom of the fixture 30–36″ above the table. In an entryway, keep at least 7 ft of floor clearance.
• Chandelier diameter: a common starting point is room length (ft) + room width (ft) = fixture diameter in inches.
• Vanity & sconces: mount sconces about eye level (60–66″) and size vanity lights to roughly 75% of the mirror width.
• Outdoor: confirm the fixture’s wet/damp rating and that its scale suits the exterior wall or ceiling — outdoor fixtures often need to read larger.

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