How to Choose a Vanity Unit That Works for Your Bathroom
A vanity unit can do much more for a bathroom than simply give you somewhere to wash your hands. It can provide storage, add furniture to an otherwise plain space and help tie your tiles, basin, mirror and fittings together. But choosing one isn't just about finding a color or style you like. The unit needs to work with the space you have and with the way you actually use the bathroom. A beautiful vanity that leaves drawers hitting the toilet or provides nowhere to store everyday toiletries won't feel like a good choice for long. Whether you're updating a compact en-suite, fitting out a family bathroom or giving a larger bathroom a complete makeover, these are the details worth considering before you buy. Start With Your Bathroom, Not the Vanity It's tempting to start browsing vanity units as soon as you decide to renovate. Before doing that, take a look at the room itself. Where is the toilet? How far does the bathroom door open? Is there a radiator beside the basin? H...