Calm starts with considered storage.

A vanity bought off the shelf arrives in a fixed width and then has to be made to work. We start from the room, the plumbing and everything you need to put away, then make the cabinetry to those dimensions in our Melbourne workshop.

That begins with a detailed site measure. We confirm services, levels and the clearances you actually have before anything is drawn, so a wall-hung vanity lands at the right height and a double vanity fits the wall it was designed for. Where the plumbing is already set, we design around it. If your builder is still setting out, we can supply the positions the cabinetry needs.

Storage is planned the same way. Drawers routed around the waste trap, a tall cupboard for towels and linen, a mirrored cabinet for everything you would rather not leave on the bench, and open niches where you want something within reach. The aim is a room that holds what you own without the benchtop filling up.

For the finish we work with the same materials we use across our joinery: Polytec and Laminex fronts, Caesarstone and natural stone surfaces, and Blum drawer systems. We select fronts, edges and clearances for a room that gets wet and used every day, then detail the basin, benchtop and splashback together so there are fewer visible joins.

Pricing follows the scope rather than a package. Vanity size, the number of drawers, the front finish, the benchtop and basin, the hardware and any mirrored or tall storage all shape the quote. Bring plans, photos or rough measurements to a free consultation and we will work through it with you.

Four of ours are further down this page: a black floating vanity with a stone top at Collins House in Thornbury, an oak vanity with a mirrored cabinet at 91 Alexandra in South Yarra, a white vanity beneath an arched mirror at Christmas House in Northcote, and a walnut-look vanity with brass tapware at Meraki House.