The Ravello 750mm Wall Hung Vanity in Walnut Mocha Oak is a curved-end plywood cabinet supplied as a cabinet only, ready to pair with the benchtop, basin and tapware of your choice. Unlike most curved vanities, the radiused ends are not decorative infill — each one is a working pull-out drawer.

Walnut Mocha Oak is a matt timber-look finish with a warm, low-sheen grain that reads as real timber rather than a print, and it sits comfortably with brushed brass, matte black and gunmetal tapware alike. The cabinet measures 740 x 495 x 470mm and is built around a plywood carcass — cross-laminated layers of real wood rather than compressed fibre — which is what gives it its resistance to bathroom humidity. Inside you get two soft-close drawers in the centre with a curved pull-out drawer at each end — four drawers in total, all on soft-close runners. It arrives fully assembled and is backed by a 5-year replacement parts warranty on the cabinetry and on the drawer hardware.

Why 750mm Is the Size Most Australian Bathrooms Actually Fit

750mm is the width that fits between a standard shower screen and a doorway in most Australian family bathrooms without a custom cabinet. It is also the size where the Ravello becomes an all-drawer cabinet — the 600mm has a door in the centre, while at 750mm the centre section is two full-width soft-close drawers, which is what most people actually want for daily items. Add the curved end drawers and you get four separate pull-outs across 740mm, with nothing to reach past. At 495mm deep it takes a full-size basin without pushing the tapware uncomfortably far back against the wall.

Key Features of the Ravello Walnut Mocha Oak Vanity

• Curved ends that are usable storage, not just styling — each radiused end is a pull-out drawer, so the curve earns its space instead of becoming a dead void like most curved vanities.
• No sharp corner at hip height — both ends are radiused, which softens the room and removes the edge people walk into in a narrow bathroom.
• Four soft-close drawers — two full-width in the centre plus a curved pull-out at each end.
• Plywood carcass — cross-laminated real-wood layers, far more resistant to steam and splashes than MDF or particleboard.
• Handleless finger-pull fronts — nothing protrudes into the walkway and there is no hardware to clean around.
• Wall hung — the floor stays clear underneath, which makes the room easier to clean and visually larger.
• Fully assembled on arrival — no flat-pack build on site.
• Cabinet only — choose your own benchtop, basin, waste and tapware.

Benchtop Options and Tap Hole Positions

Ravello benchtops are cut with a matching curved profile so the top follows the radius of the cabinet rather than overhanging it squarely. The finished top measures 755 x 505mm and is drilled for a single basin. All engineered stone options meet Australian Zero Silica requirements.

Option A: Above Counter Basin

Best for: a statement vessel basin sitting on the bench. The slab is supplied with a centre waste cut-out and a semi-drilled tap hole at the back.

• 12mm Solid Surface — Matte White: ultra-modern slimline matte finish, warm to the touch and non-porous.
• 12mm Solid Surface — Calacatta Arctic White: the same slim profile with soft grey veining on a matte white ground.
• 12mm Solid Surface — Calacatta Night: slim 12mm profile with dramatic veining on a dark base.
• 18mm Carrara White Natural Marble: genuine marble with the classic soft grey vein, polished finish.
• 20mm Calacatta White Zero Silica Engineered Stone (WG486): bold marble-inspired veining on a bright base.
• 20mm Calacatta Night Zero Silica Engineered Stone (WG485): the same 20mm profile on a dark base.
• 20mm Blanco White Zero Silica Engineered Stone (WG034): clean, near-solid white.

Tap hole position: No tap hole | 10 o'clock (left) | 12 o'clock (centre) | 2 o'clock (right).

Undermount Basin

Not available at 750mm. The Aruro integrated undermount top starts at 900mm, so the 750mm Ravello takes an above-counter basin only.

Ravello 750mm Vanity Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions About the Ravello 750mm Vanity

Q: Are the curved ends real storage?
Yes — each curved end is a pull-out drawer, not a fixed decorative panel. Most curved vanities lose the radius to a dead void; here it is one of four working drawers. The two centre drawers run the full width between them.

Q: Is the benchtop included in this price?
No. This listing is for the cabinet only. The benchtop, basin, waste and tapware are selected and priced separately, which is what lets you match the finish to the rest of the room instead of accepting a fixed combination.

Q: Why plywood instead of MDF?
Plywood is built from thin layers of real timber glued at right angles to each other. That cross-grain construction resists the steam and splash cycle of a bathroom far better than MDF, which is compressed wood fibre and swells once moisture reaches the core. It is the reason this cabinet carries a 5-year parts warranty on the carcass.

Q: How do I look after a timber-look finish in a humid bathroom?
Wipe spills and splashes off the fronts rather than letting them sit, run the exhaust fan during and for a few minutes after showering, and clean with a soft damp cloth only — no abrasive pads or solvent-based cleaners. Standing water is the one thing no bathroom cabinet is warranted against, so keep the base of the cabinet dry.

Q: What does delivery cost on a 750mm vanity?
We ship anywhere in Australia. Metro Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra are free over $2,000, metro Brisbane and Adelaide free over $2,500, and metro Perth free over $3,200. The 750mm cabinet on its own is usually below those thresholds, so freight is calculated at checkout — pairing it with a stone top or tapware often clears the free-shipping mark. Regional New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and the other states are quoted at checkout, and free pickup is available from our Sydney warehouse.