For Bathroom Dreamers..........

Bathroom has been out of posts, not out of focus, for sure. Me, and my fancy for innovative bathroom furniture bring me back to new design innovations. Bathroom vanities are filled with great things, except that we discover our bathrooms getting smaller by the day, and regular vanity sizes, simply outdated. You know the bunch of us I am referring to, people who have apartments, studios and homes with space constraints.

On trendy bathroom vanity cabinets, if you dont have the space for a changing room or just room enough for a vanity, would you be deprived of the luxury? Not really. I saw these unusual vanities that I hope would interest you as much as they did me. The Smeralda Glass Vanity is a glass vanity in abstract shape that could easily fit in smaller spaces. The see-through glass sink (complete with faucet and p-trap) is a unique shape that blends with the mirror shape. There are oak painted shelves, and attached lighting that comes with the mirror.

Another model for smaller spacesthe Sesto Ceramic Vanity I like for its warmth and some resemblance to the concept, minus the heaviness. The vessel sink in ceramic looks good against 2-draw oak cabinet below. I actually find the 3-draw side cabinet pretty neat; the mirrors I learn come equipped with attached light and shelf. Yes, the faucet, p-trap and drain stop are all there. Looks like the complete thing, its neat and ideal for slightly bigger spaces.

For roomier bath spaces and hotels, I suggest the Filippo 2 Sink Glass Vanity. I like the use of oak and glass. Its a neat designthe plusesgreat design and modern features minus the bulkiness most vanities uninviting end in. The vanity has a set of oak shelves that look great, the two mirrors come with lighting, and the sinks with the faucets, drain stop and p-traps. All is well with vanities.