10 Beautiful Bathroom Vanities We Want To Get Ready At

With its organic stone sink, boulder-like vanity, and quirky mirror and sconces, the powder room has a slightly other-worldly feel. “I wanted it to feel organic and moody,” designer Tracy Kundell says. “The dark walls, unusual shapes and baseboard lighting add to the overall mood.” The wall behind the custom-made vanity is clad in patinated riveted steel panels. 

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A floating vanity drops down to accommodate a window. “Natural light in a bathroom is everything!” says designer Keeley McCleary, adding that black is the backbone that supports all the other elements in the room.

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Wood-toned vanities are the road less travelled these days, but lead designer Sappho Griffin swears by the warmth they bring to a room. “This honey brown colour works with both darker and lighter tones,” she says. “And it’s hard wearing—you don’t see marks on them like you do on white vanities.” The sweet paint-by- number boating scenes were found at a flea market. 

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“The printed cement tile is my favourite,” says designer Lindsay Quinn Levin. Her advice? For a larger bathroom, be bold with patterns and colour. “The reward for the risk is so worth it!” She opted for lavender tiles with an earthy undertone instead of true purple to keep the room from reading as too sweet; muted floor and shower tiles prevent an overly busy feel.

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In the powder room, lime paint on the walls imparts a dramatic matte dimension that’s picked up in the floor tiles. Designer Kaitlyn Cruickshank designed the limestone and rustic pine vanity with front curves. She says, “The shape really grounds the space.” Antique-brass pulley lights balance the scale of the vanity and mirror. The living room’s furniture and custom curved alcoves (below right and opposite) are in keeping with the SoCal vibe. 

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“We wrapped the bathroom in a wallpaper that looks like a watercolour painting,” says designer Cynthia Ferguson of the exuberant guest loo. For cohesion, the vanity’s lavender hue picks up on the pretty petals in the wallpaper while the peacock blue door links to the condo’s kitchen cabinetry.

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Skylights bathe the guest/ kids’ bathroom in natural light and set the tone for its bright appeal. The custom vanity has a handy lower shelf that is stocked with storage baskets and piles of towels for overnighters when they come to stay. The owner designed one large mirror to balance the scale of the vanity and chose clear pendants that wouldn’t compete with the reflection.

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“We played with a lot of texture and colour in the space without being too overbearing,” says designer Tori Leach-Lussing, who designed an Art Deco pattern that was custom-painted on the floor. “Soft salmon pink and brass stole our hearts, with a touch of drama!”

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With two sinks and dual showerheads, everyone has their own space. No more arguments! The black trim lining the shower alcoves recalls the dark tone of the vanity hardware and framed mirrors.

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The wall-mounted faucets free up the countertop and allow the wall of beautiful tile to take centre stage. The soft blue tile adds textural richness against the earthy countertop, while the matte-finish rose-gold sconce brings in another layer of interest. “I love mixing metals and colours in lighting,” says Milaré Turgeon, the principal designer of Artcomposé.

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