Small Bathroom Vanities

Remodeling the bathroom repeatedly process to be a game of numbers, when searching for the perfect vanity, it takes a keen eye and a healthy dose of creativity to find the balance between going for full aesthetic potential and remaining within the lines allotted by space limitations in your bathroom. Everyone undeniably wants a vanity that would reflect your sense of taste. Having a less-than-average size bathroom does not mean you ought to forgo exactly the type of vanity you deserve, both in terms of style and price. Naturally, today’s market allows foe a significantly wider selection, in any size desirable. Whether it is traditional, modern, contemporary, or art deco, a small vanity can be easily attained. 

 

Today’s world is replete with possibilities and responsibilities, much more so than a century or even decade ago. People are seeking no-nonsense solutions for their homes, which includes purchasing and installing a vanity that will prove versatile as a storage unit and a fashionable centerpiece. This is where Euro Design and art deco seemingly had the upper hand, upon coming into prominence as widely coveted options for homeowners looking to renovate their bathrooms. Small bathroom vanities have a multitude of benefits to them. They are typically constructed as cabinets, which are available either as free standing or wall-mounted fixtures; the wall-mounted vanities option is suited particularly well for apartments and houses with layout constraints. A corner vanity is one notable solution for expanding a confined bathroom, all the while allowing for maximum storage both in (a series of drawers) and underneath the unit.

In the pursuit of creating a functional and eye-catching bathroom that adds to the enjoyment of living in your home. It is understood that every room plays a crucial role in shaping the atmosphere within it, as well as your attitude towards it. You can discover that small bathroom vanities help pave the way for more elegant and innovative space that ties the house together. 

 Characteristically, traditional bathroom vanities are intended to reflect, if not replicate, the sheer size and girth of a massive and overly ornate vanity that harkens back to Victorian England. Not the case with the small vanity, however; these types of cabinets utilize not only natural wood (commonly various shades of oak, walnut, cherry, and the like); they also implement chrome, granite, glass, brushed nickel, and stainless steel.

 Designers deviate from the conventional oval or round integrated sink for a small bathroom vanity. Going along with the simple yet elegant base, they often choose to pair it with a vessel sink of Vitreous China or glass; the sink rests upon a travertine, granite, marble, or glass countertop. A small bath vanity is not an indication of the room size; nor is it a factor in your budget. Sometimes one may go with a small vanity in order to highlight its uniqueness in relation to the spacious room it is in.