Custom Cabinets to Help Organize Your Bathroom

If you’re not someone who enjoys the “one size fits all” approach to interior design and furniture, custom bathroom cabinets might be for you. 

When you design custom bathroom vanity cabinets, or any other type of custom storage unit in your bathroom, you’re designing something that fits your exact needs. Custom bathroom cabinets show off your unique style while also helping you stay organized. In this article, we will discuss the different ways you can custom design bathroom cabinets so that you can take advantage of the services we have to offer. 

Open Concept 

A trend that is still popular this year is having open cabinets or shelving so that things like towels and toiletries can be on display and easy to grab. It helps keep things decluttered and clean since you’ll most likely be selective about the products and bathroom essentials you want openly stored. It’s also great for efficiency, as you’ll find yourself spending less time searching for certain items that otherwise might get lost in the shuffle. 

The vanity itself can have cubbies underneath the sink, or you can add shelving units that reinforce into the wall —  this is great if you’re into more of a rustic or industrial style look. 

You can also play around with different materials as well when designing open-concept cabinets. If you want to incorporate marble into your bathroom, consider installing a marble countertop and pairing it with a red alder or walnut base. The base can have open cubbies for towels or baskets to store all of your essentials. If you love this idea but don’t want to commit to all your cabinets being without doors, you can customize them by selecting which ones you want open. 

Have Fun With Illusions 

Floating or hovering vanities are a beautiful addition to any bathroom. The ends of the vanity can sit flush with the wall, or you can arrange the vanity so it has space between the edge and the wall. Floating vanities offer great style to the bathroom, but they’re also practical. You can use the extra space underneath them to store things like baskets for towels, garbage bins, or other storage units. 

The vanity itself could also be very minimalistic. If you think about just a long piece of wood mounted to the wall, you could reinforce a towel bar to the underside of it, giving it a Scandinavian feel. Or the wood could actually curl around underneath itself, creating a lower shelf or cubby for toiletries. If minimalism isn’t your style, you could add multiple drawers, cabinets, cubbies, or other customized features. 

Another fun way to customize your bathroom is to have the vanity created with a darker wood and add a slim recess within the material that runs along the length of the vanity. Within it, you can incorporate a small light so it gives off a glowing effect. 

Double Vanities 

Custom double vanities are perfect for adding more space to a bathroom and aiding in keeping things organized. If you want to have your space separate from your partner or children, adding a double vanity can help with that.

Double vanities don’t have to look exactly alike either. Depending on each person’s needs, you can adjust the sink height, width, and the amount of drawers, cabinets, or space that is available on each side. This is especially important if you need to address any accessibility requirements for members of your family. 

You can also play around with color and materials! Maybe you want to experiment with color blocking and make the two sides different colors. Or maybe you want to mix and match wood with metal. There are so many different ways to customize a double vanity so each side can represent a person’s unique style. 

Get Creative!

Custom bathroom cabinets give you all the control when it comes to designing how you want your bathroom to look and function. The possibilities are truly endless, so let your creativity run free as you plan your next project. 

In the meantime, look through our website for inspiration or talk with one of our expert cabinet makers. They can answer any questions you might have about custom bathroom cabinets.