Vanity Counter

The vanity area is important in your bathroom, because it’s most likely the focal point of the space, and also where you start the day!

DESIGN DESMOND ONG

A built-in wallto-wall style with under-counter cabinets fully utilises space for storage below the washbasins, and hides clutter. 

DESIGN HABIT

A wall-mounted open shelving style gives the bathroom a contemporary, designer touch, and everything is within easy reach. Just make sure you keep the space tidy!

DESIGN MINT STUDIO

A personalised look can be achieved by turning a piece of loose furniture, such as a sideboard or a table, into a vanity. It also saves you from having to design the counter!

DESIGN THE VINTAGE PARLOUR

Using a store-bought washbasin shelf is the easiest option. This one, from Ikea, has a utilitarian appeal.

DESIGN JOEY KHU INTERIOR DESIGN

A vanity counter that’s integrated into a full-height cabinet is a good spacemaximising idea for compact bathrooms or open-concept spaces. You can even consider adding panels for a hideaway design. 

DESIGN ICIA

Tuck the washbasin in the corner when you don’t have the luxury of space. Just make sure it isn’t positioned too close to the wall, such that you can stand comfortably and wash your face without knocking your shoulders or elbows.

DESIGN ARCHITOLOGY

With its sleek and streamlined profile, this simple wall-mounted counter is great for minimalist looks, and does not take up floor area. Storage can come in the form of customised mirrored cabinets above the vanity.