In most cases, yes. Bathroom vanities are connected to plumbing systems for water supply and drainage.

It’s best to seek a professional’s help to ensure a seamless installation and prevent potential leaks or damage to your bathroom.

The best style of vanity for your bathroom mainly depends on your personal taste and preference.

For instance, if you want to have a modern, streamlined look, floor-standing bathroom vanities with a sleek black finish and ceramic countertops can help achieve that. Meanwhile, stone top bathroom vanities add a timeless touch to your bathroom. Options include wall-hung vanities for a modern, space-saving design, freestanding vanities for added bathroom storage, and double vanities ideal for shared bathrooms.

However, also consider the size and the layout of your bathroom, as well as the number of users and their storage needs. A corner or a wall-mounted bathroom vanity can be a clever way to add more functionality without taking away from limited space.

Conversely, consider installing double bathroom vanities to make a large space feel more inviting and less empty.

Here are our top guidelines on how to pick the ideal vanity for your bathroom.

Wall Hung Vanity

Having the free space under the vanity gives the impression of extra room in the bathroom. Keeping the bathroom scales or the kid's steps out of the way is convenient, since they are not tripping over them all the time.

Freestanding Vanity

A full-size vanity or floor plumbing can be concealed behind these vanities, which provide a clean finish straight to the floor.

Single Bowl Vanity

A single bowl can be centred on the vanity, or offset to one side. Having a large vanity with a single bowl will give you plenty of bench space.

Double Bowl Vanity

Double basins are perfect for busy family bathrooms or shared ensuite bedrooms, saving you time when you both get ready at the same time.

Choosing the perfect bathroom vanity is key to both style and function. Start by considering your space, budget, and storage needs—whether you’re looking for a wall-hung vanity for a sleek, modern look or a freestanding vanity for ample storage. Don’t forget to plan for plumbing and electrical requirements to avoid delays.

Make sure your vanity suits your lifestyle, especially if you have kids or wear makeup—opt for low-maintenance, durable materials like polymarble acrylic or tempered glass. Whether you're renovating or starting fresh, carefully selecting your vanity will set the tone for your bathroom.

Start by measuring your available wall space and considering user needs (e.g. storage, basin style, number of users). Wall-hung vanities are great for creating a more open feel, while floor-standing models provide more storage. Don’t forget to allow clearance for doors, drawers, and plumbing access.

Visit our showroom to explore a wide range of designs, from floating vanities to space-saving corner units—we're here to help bring your bathroom vision to life!

For a minimalist look, wall hung vanities are the perfect choice, they also provide the illusion of more space in the bathroom due to their floating nature. Don't be concerned about storage in a wall hung vanity, they come with drawer and cupboard configurations that provide plenty of room for your cosmetics and appliances.

Floor standing or freestanding vanities are a great option if you are looking for a full height vanity or have floor plumbing to hide. Providing ample storage, the floor standing vanity also gives a clean modern finish from the end of the vanity, straight to the floor.

Of course, if you like the look of a freestanding vanity with legs, we have some beautiful options. This is a classic design and perfect for those looking to achieve a timeless bathroom design.

Make sure you measure wall-to-wall to make sure you are choosing a design that fits your space. Once you know your size restrictions, it's time to look at your options. Standard sizes include 400mm, 600mm, 750mm, 900mm, 1050mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, 1800mm.

Slight variations in colour and finish are normal between materials like ceramic, stone, and painted or laminated cabinetry. Differences in how each surface reflects light can make them appear mismatched, even though they are designed to complement each other. These variations do not affect quality or performance.

Lighting conditions significantly affect how colours and finishes appear. Natural light, artificial lighting (warm vs. cool), and surrounding materials like tiles or wall colour can all alter the perceived tone of a product. We recommend viewing samples in your actual space when possible.

• Ceramic basins: Clean with mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasives. Dry after use to prevent water spots.
• Stone tops: Wipe spills immediately to avoid staining. Use a stone-safe cleaner. For tougher marks, try a baking soda paste. Some stains may be permanent—consult a stone care specialist if needed.
• Vanities: Wipe with a damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid water pooling to prevent swelling or damage.