Ensuite & Slimline Vanities

Both have specific advantages for small spaces:

• Wall Hung (Floating): The designer's choice for small rooms.Visual Trick: Because you can see the floor tiles extending underneath the cabinet, your eye is tricked into thinking the room is larger than it is. It creates an airy, open feel.
• Freestanding (Floor Mount): The storage king.Capacity: Because the bottom drawer goes almost to the floor (instead of having a gap), you gain about 20% more storage volume. In a tiny bathroom with no linen cupboard, this extra space for toilet rolls and cleaning products is gold.

For a wall-hung unit to look its best, the plumbing should disappear into the wall.

• Bottle Traps: If your pipes must be exposed underneath, upgrade from a standard ugly white plastic trap to a Chrome, Black, or Brass Bottle Trap. This turns the plumbing into a stylish feature.
• Floor Pipes: If your plumbing comes up from the floor and you can't move it, we strongly recommend choosing a Freestanding Narrow Vanity. The kickboard will hide the pipes completely, saving you expensive plumbing relocation costs.

Besides, vertical storage, such as shaving cabinets, is the secret weapon of small bathrooms.

• The Depth Rule: Be careful not to choose a mirror cabinet that is deeper than your vanity lighting or too imposing.
• Recessing: If possible, recess the shaving cabinet into the wall cavity. This gives you huge storage without the mirror protruding into the room at face level, making the vanity area feel much more spacious.

The key difference is the Depth (the distance from the wall to the front of the cabinet).

• Standard Depth: Usually 460mm. While this offers great storage, it can block walkways in small rooms.
• Narrow / Slimline Depth: Usually 350mm to 380mm. By shaving off roughly 100mm, these units significantly widen your walkway and prevent the room from feeling cramped.
• Micro Depth: For tiny powder rooms, we even stock units as shallow as 250mm, designed purely for hand washing.

Besides, colour has a massive impact on spatial perception.

• White & Light Oak: These reflect light and blur the boundaries of the room, making a tiny ensuite feel significantly larger and brighter. This is the safest and most popular choice.
• Dark Grey / Black: Can work surprisingly well in a powder room to create a "moody" and dramatic high-end look. However, ensure you have excellent lighting, or the room may feel like a cave.

Proportion is everything. A standard kitchen-sized mixer will look huge and splash water everywhere.

• Basin Mixers: Look for a "Mini" or "Compact" Basin Mixer. These have a shorter body and a shorter spout reach (projection).
• Spout Reach: Ideally, the water should fall directly over the waste (plug). If the spout is too long for a narrow basin, water will splash onto the floor.
• Wall Mixers: Installing the tap on the wall is a brilliant space-saver. It keeps the limited benchtop area completely clear for your soap and toothbrush.

Bathrooms are wet, humid zones, so standard cabinetry simply won't last. We use materials designed for the Australian climate.

• Moisture Resistant (MR) Board: Most quality vanities are made from High Moisture Resistant (HMR) board. This is denser than standard MDF and uses a special resin to repel humidity.
• PVC Waterproof Vanities: For the ultimate protection, look for our High-Density PVC range. These cabinets are made from a completely synthetic, wood-free material that is 100% waterproof. They will never swell, rot, or bow, making them perfect for wet rooms or kids' bathrooms where splashes are frequent.

Absolutely. You don't have to sacrifice style for size.

• Mini Shaker: We stock Compact Hampton Vanities that feature the iconic shaker-profile doors but with a reduced depth (360mm).
• Handle Choice: In a narrow room, protruding handles can snag on your clothes. For our Hamptons range, we recommend using low-profile Cup Pulls or choosing a model with integrated finger-pulls to keep the walkway clear.

Yes, we ship Australia-wide. We have partnered with a network of specialized freight carriers to ensure we can reach not just Metro areas (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth) but also regional and rural towns.

• Remote Locations: If you live in a remote area (e.g., Northern Territory, Far North Queensland, or regional WA), delivery times will be longer.
• Quote First: For extremely remote locations or islands, our standard shipping calculator might ask you to "Contact Us for a Quote" to ensure we get you the best possible freight rate.

Shipping costs are calculated based on the size and weight of your order and your postcode.

• Small Items (Taps, Accessories): These usually ship via Australia Post or StarTrack for a low flat rate or free (depending on current promotions).
• Bulky Items (Vanities, Baths, Toilets): These must travel on a pallet via heavy goods transport. The price is calculated dynamically at checkout.
• Tip: To see the exact cost, simply add items to your cart and enter your postcode in the "Shipping Estimator" on the Cart Page. No login required.