vanity units

Micro-Cement / Timber structure & Quartz
This simple design was Built for strength as it needed to be able to hold the weight of a 95kg marble sink. This vanity unit also did a great job of hiding any pipe work with still being able to have access with a inspection hatch located to the rear panel

Micro-Cement / Timber structure / Walnut & Marble
This space saving unit was made to hide a underfloor manifold located under this sink, never a pleasant thing to have on show.

Micro-Cement / Timber & Petrified Wood
This vanity unit not only needed to not be too over powering but also worthy to house this amazing sink. To the eye this sink looks like it’s been carved out of a pretty old piece of wood but in fact this wood is older than you could believe. Petrified wood is created under ground having volcanic ash and water past through, creating this stone/crystal substance, very similar to quartz and opals. not something that happens overnight, in fact this process has taken over 266 million years.
creating this Vanity unit the aim was to high light the face of being a fossil like feature growing/or carved out of the concrete, how ever you want to see it. housing the tap controller to the side with the flowing rolls and curves leading into a lower shelf involving the oval shape of the the bath tub located to the side.

Micro-Cement / timber & Marble
This chunky curvy structure bring that classic Moroccan vibe with the Tadelakt vibe with a modern twist.
the flowing curveture blending the toilet cistern to the floating vanity shelves really bring a clean but practical unit to this low maintenance shower room. to the rear of the unit has a hidden inspection hatch housing pipe work for maintenance or changing of faucet.