Bathroom Vanity

... supplies. Like a big, expensive vanity project, but no payoff. I... before. Her navigating around the bathroom woke me up. "And that's... heard a thud from the bathroom at that. A few moments ...

... he jumps up on the bathroom vanity and gives me a long ...

... pretty retro pink and gold bathroom, but the vanity had to go-(rickety, formica..., too. Aside from rebuilding a vanity in place, and just living ...

I want to say yes. I have my late brother's Zippo lighter. I don't smoke, so I have no practical use to carry it. It stays... in a drawer. But which drawer? I swear I've never moved it, but I find it in different drawers around the house - my nightstand drawer, the kitchen junk drawer, bathroom vanity drawer, workshop drawer. It just appears in a random drawer every few months.

... lights mounted above the mirrored vanity. They were apparently possessed by... light in front of the bathroom door.  I never could quite ... I had to keep the bathroom door closed because the mirror ...

... the balcony, and the split vanity in the bathroom does not bother us at...

... cabin:                 A few of the bathroom. No walk in shower but ... lights, including none by the vanity mirror.    And the dreaded half ...

... with ocean views     Walk-in wardrobe + vanity area    Bedroom       King-size bed (approx...    Bathroom       Large marble bathroom     Bathtub + separate walk-in shower     Heated floors     Double vanity (in...

.... By the vanity is EU/US (no USB). By the bathroom door is an...

... her face in the room's vanity. Despite having slept for almost... sing to Emma in the bathroom, make her do a pajama ...

... her face in the room's vanity. Despite having slept for almost... sing to Emma in the bathroom, make her do a pajama ...

.... It also had a nice vanity area near the closet, which... to clutter the desk or bathroom counters. I DID learn from...

blah, back to work after5 days off. I'm actually working the whole week! dunno how I'll survive. At least I got to make some saw dust. Working on some drawers for Mrs Dragons bathroom vanity.

... main bathroom in advance of the replacement of the counter-top on the vanity. The...

... executive women's lounge—plush couches, vanity mirrors, a private shower for... focus. In the mid-level staff bathroom, she adhered one to the... to hook.' The staff bathroom lit next for Jordan Ellis...

... double sink vanity mirror in yours and your wifes master bathroom when...

Stocked centrally, so C&C will be widely available Product specifications: The Nautical Cloakroom Vanity Unit is a stylish and practical storage solution for small bathrooms. product specifications: Classic style Removable shelf Practical bathroom storage Basin not included Single door Flexible storage for toiletries and cleaning supplies

I need help with a color for small bathroom with no natural light. I am looking in the white family - but wanting to be careful of undertones being too grey or yellow. I am not changing vanity or flooring ( right now anyway) just looking at a paint refresh.

... I’m struggling with is the bathroom shared by our two young ... Cairo Oak LVP into the bathroom for a more seamless look, ... struggling with is the primary bathroom. We’ll have a freestanding tub, ... on selecting the flooring and vanity color (the vanity will be custom painted, as ... mean so much. Original Boys Bathroom Layout. INSPO PHOTOS LIVING ROOM: ...

Thinking about getting a smaller bathroom vanity which would also mean the ...

.... Very large bathroom with an extra large bathtub. Double vanity and lots...

... changed when we got our bathroom renovated. Our bath was changed... went with fancier specs for vanity, sink, shower tray, toilet roll...

... of a queen bed), a vanity/work area across from the ... that and the closet and bathroom area. The layout of the ...closet and bathroom area creates a nice private ...

...° later. Day 2 of the bathroom upgrade. The vanity cabinet is in place, secured ... has a bag of original bathroom tiles from the building left ...over from other residents' bathroom gut renovations. Then we'll install ... will match the black walnut vanity. We all have portable hamper ...

... the toilet bowl.” In the bathroom, she also keeps a small ... an entire section of the vanity dedicated to her skincare and ...

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I’m planning a bathroom refresh and realizing the vanity choice is more complicated than I expected. For those who’ve already been through it: What did you prioritize — storage, size, materials, style? Any regrets or “wish I knew this earlier” moments? Trying to make a smart, livable choice and would love some real-world advice. submitted by /u/Complete_Dust5488 to r/bathrooms [link] [comments]

I spent all day cleaning/sanding/painting to prepare for this moment. Already tore the other one out and junked it. The position of the plumbing and the opening at the back were not filters on the Home Depot website. I feel incredibly stupid for not even thinking about the position of the water source. I hope your first day of 2026 is going better. submitted by /u/Frostyarn to r/Wellthatsucks [link] [comments]

I had the room regrouted and a few tiles repaired several years ago. The tiles are set into concrete — the guy said probably about 1,000 pounds. The floor has a crack but it's been stable for the 22 years I've owned the house. I love the pink and blue. It's bright and cheerful and fits the period of the house, which is brick, stone, and wood in exterior and interior construction — lots of wood inside, especially in the main floor living area. submitted by /u/ermiwe to r/Mid_Century [link] [comments]

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Second big project that I’ve tackled alone in my house. Guest bathroom had old single sink vanity with laminate top and a large space to the left of the sink was pretty useless (original picture was the staged picture when we purchased the house). I didn’t want to continue applying lipstick on this pig, so we decided to upgrade the vanity, bathroom mirror, and lighting. Did everything myself including electric, drywall, and converted the pipes and drain from the single to double vanity. Overall, pretty happy how it came out. Mostly sharing because I’m a resident in the medical field, and hope to inspire any one who is afraid to tackle a project like this. Took a number of weekends and late nights, but with the help of a few YouTube videos and patience I was able to knock it out. submitted by /u/Chitown_Derp to r/DIY [link] [comments]

Hiii!! Heading to the finish line on a lengthy backyard/pool reno (YAYYYY!). Finishing up the inside of the pool house to be ready for next month. When I measured for the bathroom vanity it was BEFORE the door trim was in. Of course then it fit fine. I never took into account the width of molding and now it doesn't. I did find on reddit some images of where the counter top was cut into the door trim BUT this vanity's counter top and door are exactly aligned so that wouldn't work. Is there anyway to make this work (please be kind...LOL) It's such a pain to have to return that's why I ask in case I am missing a possible solution...etc. I'm open if this is a TOTALLY NO, too! :-) Would just love some advice! Thanks so much! This sub has been so helpful to my sanity (LOL) through my whole reno process! submitted by /u/Startlovinglife to r/Renovations [link] [comments]

Two years ago, I had my bathroom vanity painted blue. The painter used SW emerald urethane. It looks good but occasionally gets tiny chips in it. I'm pretty sure he did everything correctly (sanding, priming etc.) but I still get little nicks especially near the handles. The vanity is big so I store a lot of things in it meaning it gets a lot of use. Would putting a water based top coat on help keep it from chipping? If so, how many coats? submitted by /u/Goldenthing to r/paint [link] [comments]

It took longer than I thought it would to call this tiny powder room finished, but so happy with how it turned out! You’ll all be pleased to know we kept the vanity, and decided to keep the mirror too when we took it off the wall and saw it was from 1979—the same age as our house! The carpet on the other hand is obviously history (praise be), and the wallpaper too (which was hiding black mold, ew). Love the light fixture we found, and we replaced the faucet and cabinet hardware too. And we obviously had to add a funny piece of artwork behind the door! Thank you again to all the folks who said a dark bathroom would look amazing—you were right! Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeDecorating/s/F4KSF2i2Sq submitted by /u/florafaunaandfood to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]

Each has a small glass ball at either end with a different color. submitted by /u/joesepa1805 to r/whatisthisthing [link] [comments]

I just finished this Master Bathroom Vanity. It's made of rift-sawn white oak. The frame and doors are all continuous grain, both vertically and horizontally. Blum soft close drawers and Soss door hinges with magnetic stop block. I'd change a few things next time but overall I think it turned out great submitted by /u/Hiebs915 to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

Hi folks, long time lurker, first time poster. My wife and I recently redid our floors, and we figured we’d rip out this half wall in our master bathroom. I did keep the old trim before removing the wall, so I should be able to cut and reuse that material. Aside from that, I’m not sure what kind of wood to buy, how to match the stain to the existing material, or even where to begin with this exposed side. I’m a novice to any kind of carpentry/woodworking, so any tips on how I can finish the side of this vanity would be greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/pian0man16 to r/DIY [link] [comments]

Hi all. Where are you all getting your bathroom vanity? Home depot and Wayfair? Anywhere else? Please share. Thank you! Eta: appreciate all the responses y'all! Thanks for the informative input! submitted by /u/mused8 to r/Remodel [link] [comments]

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Where do you buy your vanities? We bought a small one from home depot for our rarely-used 1/2 bath, but I am not thrilled with the quality… particle board, ugh. I’m looking for something that’s more durable for our high-use bathroom, what stores/brands do you recommend? My budget is $1k for a single sink 48” vanity. Thanks! submitted by /u/keylimepiepuffs to r/HomeImprovement [link] [comments]

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Hello. We need a new 60” double sink vanity for the bathroom. We have looked at Lowe’s and HD. Not impressed. We looked at Menards. They had some nice ones on display that seemed to be a “better” quality. We also found one at Floor and Decor. They don’t have it on display. But it looks nice. I can’t tell though if drawers are dove tail and all that. Are we better spending around 1600 on a custom cabinet and top? Or 1300 for the Floor and Decor one? The cabinets we would have “custom” are Wayside. So I assume mostly particle board and from China. submitted by /u/vinylandgames to r/HomeImprovement [link] [comments]

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We are remodeling our bathroom and looking for a nice vanity. I have looked at the home depot and lowes but they are cheaply built. Does anyone have an online retailer that they know of that makes a high quality vanity that won't break my bank. I am looking for a double vanity about 80" wide. I am willing to spend upwards of $2k for the right vanity that is of good quality. Any advice would be appreciated. submitted by /u/DanoJB to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]