bathroom vanity cabinet that's nice on ONE side?

11 years ago

Can you give me any direction on how to achieve a nice look on the side of the vanity that's out in the room? The other end is against the wall.

I see furniture-type vanities and I see boxy built-in vanities and I want a combination of the two.

I need enough ideas and vocabulary that I can go to a cabinet website and order the pieces.

Do you have a visual or verbal idea that can get me over this hump?

I have 2 of these to work on. The one I'm concerned with right now is in the half bath on the main floor and it will be 36" wide. It cannot be open on the bottom but it could have a nice furniture leg in front of a skirt.

I know some people order an extra door and put that on the side for kitchens, but are there other methods to use on vanities? Like maybe a leg that extends both out and to the side?

The other is in the full bath upstairs.

Comments (3)

suero
11 years ago
You specify finish end left (FEL) or finish end right (FER), depending on which side should be finished. If you do not specify a finished end, both sides will be unfinished.
aa62579
11 years ago
Applied Moulding Door Inset with Bead with Furniture Corner

This one is fairly simple and probably a common end panel, but combined with the finish and legs it looks very nice.
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bethohio3
11 years ago
This is a during-build picture. We had an additional cabinet on the open side, where that cabinet has doors with a small amount of storage.

It is perfect for storing feminine supplies and extra toilet paper and is reachable when most needed.

(If you want more pictures, I can take them--the room now does have a sink, a toilet, a mirror, that sort of thing.)