Bespoke Bathroom Vanities in Caloundra

We provide custom vanity design and installation services throughout Caloundra, including areas such as Kings Beach, Golden Beach, Moffat Beach and Little Mountain. Our services extend to other surrounding regions, so feel free to contact us if you're located nearby and would like to confirm coverage.

When choosing materials for bathroom vanities, it’s essential to consider durability and moisture resistance, as the bathroom is a humid environment. Solid wood is a popular choice because of its strength and classic appearance, but it does require proper sealing to protect it from moisture. For a more budget-friendly option, plywood is a durable alternative that holds up well in bathrooms. MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) is another affordable option and is often used in bathroom vanities due to its resistance to cracking, though it can be less water-resistant. Countertop materials like granite, quartz, or marble offer luxury and durability, but each has its own care requirements. Quartz, for example, is non-porous and requires less maintenance than marble, which is prone to staining.

When selecting a bathroom vanity, you should think about size, storage and style. First, measure the available space to ensure the vanity will fit comfortably without crowding other bathroom fixtures. If you have a small bathroom, a wall-mounted or pedestal vanity might be a better option to keep the floor space open. If you need ample storage, look for vanities with multiple drawers or shelves. In terms of style, choose a vanity that complements the overall design of your bathroom, whether it’s modern, traditional or somewhere in between. The material and finish should also be able to withstand the high moisture levels of a bathroom environment.

If your bathroom vanity is on the smaller side, there are several ways to optimize storage space. Consider using organisers within the drawers or cabinets to keep items neatly separated. Adding pull-out trays or sliding shelves can make it easier to access items stored at the back. Open shelving beneath a wall-mounted vanity can also offer a place to store towels or decorative baskets for toiletries. Another way to save space is by using mirrored cabinets above the vanity, which not only serve as mirrors but also provide additional storage for toiletries and medicines.