They are both lovely, but the wooden one would perhaps go better if you ever want to change the decor in the future.

Thanks for all the votes.

Thanks a lot for your comments @Sonia & Betty Boo. I am leaning a bit more to the chestnut too but they are both very lovely. 😃

@Betty Boo the floor tiles are black and white, the wall tiles are white. The shower glass door trimmings and shower are black.

I definitely think the the chestnut will allow you more choice to introduce any colours you like, rather than being tied to the Inky Blue but it’s your beautiful bathroom so go with what you love.

Chestnut 🙌

Thanks again all, for making this decision so much easier!

I definitely agree that it adds warmth.

Chestnut it is.🎉

Hi all, just when I thought I had decided. Would you mind sharing your opinion again please? How about this white vanity? I could still add character with accessories and a mirror etc. Or is it still team chestnut?

Thanks in advance all! ☺️

I really like it, think it suits the room.

Hi @Betty Boo, thank you. Would you choose this instead of the chestnut?

As someone who has a white vanity I regret it as it’s just a tad boring 🫣 Wish I’d gone for wood finish so still like the chestnut one!

My vote still goes to the chestnut - for added warmth.

It depends on cost, how long you are going to be in your house, cleaning, and preferences. White is always the least contentious and easy to sell on in future. I do like the wood effect though, I cannot see many people disapproving of that. Its a really good contrast to your floor tiles. If you have hard water and no water softener I would rethink that black tap.

I haven’t had a proper look as not sure of budget and max width but the white and blue ones are sleeker whereas the chestnut is rustic. Perhaps consider a less rustic wood one?

I personally wouldn’t have a white vanity against white tiles

@Isla Cherry, thank you. I agree with you regarding the contrast to the flooring.

I do have a water softner but thank you very much for advising as I know how the limescale can leave that chalky residue on the black tap 😫.

@minnie101 Thank you for your suggestion 😊. That is also very nice vanity, there's so much choice.

I think I like the rustic look because it has the darker tones which complement the black accents in the room.

You are right, the white vanity on the white wall tiles does not add much.

Out the original two I would have definitely gone for the chestnut - the blue is the nicer one but I don’t think it goes with your bathroom. But I don’t think either go with black tap fittings, so I would say the all white. But I’m not bowled over by any of them. Black would allow you to accessories with any colour

Lots of other colours could be accessorised with this beautiful green. Sonia I too have white vanity regret as my bathroom is so boring so I’m looking to change mine - this green is talking to me

@Loki thanks for your suggestions. 😊 There are so many options to choose from! I appreciate all the advice and votes and know where to come back to should I need further decor tips!

Hopefully @Sonia and @Loki you can explore a different colour vanity soon! 😃

Chestnut it is (again) lol.

Hi, first of all that is very nice bathroom!

I agree that chestnut will add a bit warmth however if is still not decided which will work better grey or wood? Then we have an option that combines both colours :)

https://topceramics.co.uk/product/sacramento-60cm-dark-grey-wall-mounted-vanity-unit/