Old Salt service / Homeowners, designers, and builders
Cabinetry at hand height
Bathroom vanities and utility cabinetry shaped around tight clearances, wet-room realities, daily routines, and the details you touch every morning.
Read the approach
A useful distinction
A vanity has to share its footprint with a basin, plumbing, walls, doors, mirrors, lights, and the person using it. We draw those relationships before the material is cut.
Material choices should make sense for the room and the way it is used. We discuss the visible surfaces, interior storage, edge details, and what needs to remain easy to maintain.
Mirror, lighting, tile, stone, plumbing, and cabinetry meet in a small area. Early coordination makes those meetings legible instead of leaving them to the last day.
Inside the work
What the work includes
Durable materials and finishes selected for a demanding room.
Drawers, doors, plumbing clearances, mirrors, lighting, and stone interfaces coordinated early.
Tailored storage that makes a compact room feel deliberate.
Before the first conversation
Plumbing locations, basin type, countertop, wall finish, mirror, lighting, and the clearances around doors and fixtures are useful starting information.
Yes. Existing dimensions and site conditions are central to a good vanity, especially where walls and floors are not perfectly square.
