Bathroom vanity - an impossible task!
Hi
I’m trying to find a vanity unit for my bathroom based on the designs below ie lots of drawers, sink flush to top, but also with a shelf at the bottom so I can add towels underneath. Naively I didn’t think this would be much of a problem, but it appears that in UK bathroom showrooms it is! Despite visits to numerous bathroom shops in the SW of England, I can’t seem to find anything like this, they all just stick to the same design of either wall hung vanity units or ones which just have cupboard space underneath but no drawers. So frustrating!!
US and Australian homeware stores seem so much more varied than what we have in theUK (something I notice time and time again when I scouring Houzz and Pinterest for inspiration) . Sigh.
If anyone can help me with my dilemma I’d be v happy! Thanks.
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