When you start looking at all the options available to you in custom cabinetry though, the choices can be pretty overwhelming!
I knew I was going to love our.vanity once all was said and done in the bathroom, but even though I designed it specifically for us and our needs, I’m even amazed at how well it ended up functioning for us once we started using it in real life.
It really fits everything that I designed it to fit perfectly… and then some!Here are my tips for making sure that you’ll love your bathroom vanity just as much as I love mine!.Look at your old/current bathroom.
Before you ever start the process of designing and renovating, you need to take a look at how you really use your bathroom in real life.It’s easy to get carried away and think about how you wish you used your bathroom or what you’ve seen displayed/stored in other bathrooms on TV, but what you really want is something that will take your everyday real-life situation, and make it a little bit easier and a little bit better.
You might wish that your kids kept all of their things in the hall cupboard, but if they always seem to end up in the bathroom, then chances are that those things get used in there and they should ideally have a place to be stored in there, if possible.
We hadn’t been using our master bathroom in quite some time, so all of our stuff is crammed (pretty cleverly I might add) into the tiny bathroom off the kitchen.Now I only have to put things there that I actually want to look at!.
For me, an organized life is a good life.Finishing touches.
The last thing that we added on to our cabinet design was one of the optional trim packages that KraftMaid offers.I think adding a bit of extra trim in a bathroom gives your vanity more of a furniture feel rather than a builder-basic kitchen feel.