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Horizontal Ribbed Floating Vanity with Ceramic Sink
BRON -

Rounded Fluted Floating Vanity with Two Drawers
NOOR -

Fluted Freestanding Vanity with Two Doors
TURIO -

Striped Floating Vanity with Ceramic Vessel Sink
VEDO -

Striped Floating Vanity with Integrated Acrylic Sink
VENO -

Freestanding Vanity with Drawer and Open Shelf
YOLAN -


Double Vessel Vanity with Three Drawers and Two Doors
MUNIN -


Woven Door Floating Vanity with Three Drawers
MANON -


Double Sink Vanity with Herringbone Front
LUCCI -

Curved Floating Vanity with Round Vessel Sink
DINA+2 -

Floating Console with Separate Storage Shelf
LEDE -

Metal Console Vanity with Lower Storage Shelf
LOFI+3 -


Dark Walnut Console with Oval Vessel Sink
ZENO -

Green Floating Vanity with Two Drawers
JODI -


Wood Grain Vanity with Double Doors
NIKO -

Ceramic Console with Side Towel Bar
VICI -

Twill Wood Grain Floating Vanity with Vessel Sink
ARAI -


Barn Door Bathroom Vanity with Sintered Stone Top
RIKA -

Solid Wood Front Floating Vanity with Vessel Sink
KOLAS -


Three Door Vanity with Open Shelf and Black Vessel Sink
TULIO -


Wood Front Floating Vanity with Inset Ceramic Sink
MURI -

Two Drawer Floating Vanity with Separate Shelf
HIZON -


Double Ceramic Sink Vanity with Gray Sintered Top
ELIO -


Six Drawer Vanity with Double Ceramic Sinks
LONIS
Floating bathroom vanities in this range include two-drawer cabinets, single-drawer designs and open shelf arrangements. Their cabinet and basin dimensions are separate specifications, and a countertop can extend beyond the cabinet body. Compare the selected set’s mounting method, storage access and component dimensions before planning the installation. Assembly state also varies by configuration. Use the product’s documented details to identify the cabinet and basin you are requesting, then confirm the installation requirements in the quotation.
Freestanding bathroom vanities offer several storage layouts, from a two-door cabinet to six-drawer designs and metal console frames. Some models combine drawers with enclosed doors; others leave a lower shelf open for accessible storage. The supporting structure is part of the design and may require assembly separately from the cabinet. Compare the storage arrangement and component list, rather than choosing by nominal width alone. Each model’s documented material and assembly details should guide the requested configuration.
Bathroom vanity materials need to be compared by component. A plywood cabinet can have a solid-wood drawer front, while a ceramic basin may sit above a sintered stone top. Integrated acrylic basin designs use a different arrangement. Surface color and stone pattern are separate from material identity. Select the cabinet, basin and countertop combination listed for the exact configuration. Confirm the chosen component materials and full drawings with the quotation, including basin shape, number of bowls and storage layout.

































