I am custom designing our new modern bathroom's vanity. Our old 80's style vanity was 21" deep (from the front to the wall). I have seen some between 18" and 24" deep. What are the advantages of going deeper or shalOKorderr?I am thinking since it is a smaller bathroom, a shalOKorderr vanity might make it look more spacious. If it matters, it will be a floating vanity as well with minimal solidity (more "airy" and see-through than normal I guess you could say). Opinions? GO!
The size of your vanity depends on the size of the sink bowl so it looks cohesively proportionate. You know how kitchen farm sinks come to the edge and over the front of the counter top? Well, there are bathroom vanity sinks similar to that style. The advantage of this type of apron front sink is that the top surface can be the standard 21', however, the bottom cabinet can have less depth as the front of the sink. Thereby taking up less space, giving the illusion of more room. This may be an option for you to consider.
This Site Might Help You. RE: Best Depth of Bathroom Vanity? I am custom designing our new modern bathroom's vanity. Our old 80's style vanity was 21" deep (from the front to the wall). I have seen some between 18" and 24" deep. What are the advantages of going deeper or shalOKorderr? I am thinking since it is a smaller bathroom, a...
Floating vanities are great looking. You are *customizing* your vanity, meaning do not worry about average depths..create what works in that space. If your sink and taps fit, then depth will not matter. You can consider off set taps (off to one side), or coming out from the wall instead of the standard behind the sink saving some space too.
