Forty inches wide, twenty-four tall, eighteen deep — a wall-mounted vanity the designers proportioned so real enclosed storage could hang clear of the floor. Each one is handmade from solid teak with a live-edge counter, polished by hand and sealed with natural wax and oil against moisture and daily wear. Solid casework, no printed panel to swell where the wet gets in.
Most bathroom vanities are particleboard in a moisture costume, and the toe-kick is the first thing to bloat. This one is dried twenty days before a cut, its moving finished in the kiln, so it hangs square and true through years of steam. The floor runs uninterrupted beneath it, the timber carries the warmth, and it is the counter you are glad to face at seven a.m.