Each vanity is built from solid teak with the live edge running the counter's front — the line the tree drew, kept by the maker. The case is shaped by hand and dressed in layered natural wax and oil: a finish that asks for a yearly refresh, and repays it by being fixable at home forever, one thin coat at a time.
A bathroom is mostly cold surfaces — tile, glass, chrome — and a floating slab of warm teak is the correction the room can feel at arm's length. The floor runs wall to wall beneath it, the mop passes under without ceremony, and months after the remodel you still notice the light coming through underneath. So does everyone who asks to see the new bathroom.