Selecting Bespoke Bathroom Cabinets
Buying bespoke bathroom cabinets or a vanity unit is essentially the same process as buying kitchen cabinetry. Before you begin looking, ensure that you have produced a considered plan for your bathroom remodelling. You really need to determine objectives and needs. You will also want to have a relatively clear idea of exactly what your brand new bathroom will look like, following the research of numerous bathroom styles, themes and storage space. Last of all, you need to have a spending budget to manage.
Materials For Bespoke Bathroom Cabinets
Bathrooms experience significant wear and tear and it’s essential to select materials that can endure heat, water and excess humidity. Be careful of employing veneers, as they have a tendency to peel eventually. Solid hardwood is the best choice for durability and can be hand finished in practically any colour, style and finish.
Cabinetry Doors, Accessories and Hardware
Door style and ornamental augmentations accentuate the appearance of bathroom cabinetry. Doors could be flush fitted or incorporate a concave or convex middle panel which is usually squared, curved or rounded.
Drawers and doors in most cases appear best when closely matched or exactly the same. The same is true of hardware, such as hinges and door knobs. It’s crucial to give careful consideration to each of these things as a whole before making a decision. Nevertheless bathroom cabinetry isn’t just about aesthetics. Take into consideration accessories for convenience. Bespoke bathroom cabinets provide a wealth of capabilities, for instance integrated hair dryer compartments with electric power fitted inside.
Bespoke Bathroom Cabinet and Vanity Styles
First consider what you’ll want to store in the cabinets before making a decision on design. A two sink vanity provides more storage space, whilst a narrow vanity permits more floor space. The latest trend is bespoke designed vanities suspended above the floor. These show off much more floor underneath, creating a more substantial perception of space.
Take a look at our client projects for some bathroom inspiration