Bespoke Bathroom Vanities on the Sunshine Coast

We offer custom vanity solutions throughout the Sunshine Coast, including suburbs like Noosa, Maroochydore, Buderim, Mooloolaba and Coolum Beach. If you’re located outside these areas, please reach out to confirm service availability in your suburb.

If you need additional storage in your bathroom vanity, there are several ways to optimise the space. Start by assessing the interior organisation of your current vanity. Adding drawer dividers or organisers can help keep smaller items like makeup, toiletries, and accessories neatly sorted. If your vanity has cabinet-style doors, consider installing pull-out shelves or baskets, which make it easier to access items stored at the back. For vanities with limited space, wall-mounted shelves or medicine cabinets above the vanity can provide extra storage without taking up floor space. If you're in the process of designing or selecting a new vanity, opt for one with built-in drawers, shelves, or even a combination of both to maximise storage potential. Another option is to choose a vanity with deeper drawers or one that incorporates hidden compartments to store less frequently used items.

Maintaining and cleaning a bathroom vanity depends largely on the materials used. For wooden vanities, it's important to wipe up any water spills immediately to prevent warping or damage to the finish. Use a mild wood cleaner or a damp cloth for regular cleaning. For vanities with stone countertops, such as granite or marble, a non-abrasive cleaner and a soft cloth are recommended. Avoid harsh chemicals or vinegar-based cleaners, as they can damage the sealant on natural stone. Quartz countertops are easier to maintain, as they are non-porous and can be cleaned with mild soap and water. For vanities with metal hardware, such as handles or faucets, a soft cloth and a gentle metal cleaner can keep them looking polished. Regular cleaning and care will ensure your vanity remains in good condition and retains its aesthetic appeal for years.

The primary difference between single-sink and double-sink vanities is the amount of space they offer. Single-sink vanities are ideal for smaller bathrooms or powder rooms where space is limited. They typically have more countertop space around the sink, allowing for additional storage or decorative items. Double-sink vanities, on the other hand, are better suited for larger bathrooms, particularly in shared spaces like master bathrooms. They provide two separate sinks, allowing multiple people to use the vanity at the same time without crowding. However, double-sink vanities often come with less countertop space between the sinks. When deciding between a single or double sink, consider the size of your bathroom, how many people will be using the vanity, and how much countertop space you need.