Three Easy Steps To Pick Bathroom Vanities For Small Bathrooms

Picking the vanity you like for you over-sized master bathroom furniture  is easy. Any style you that tickles your fancy will usually fit if you have space. What about those instances, however, when space is limited? Half-baths, guest baths and children’s bathrooms  all seem to lack space for you to use just any vanity. Fortunately, you can find good bathroom vanities for small bathrooms that work because they are specifically designed to take up less space. In order to select the right bathroom vanity for that smaller bathroom space, you first need to measure carefully. If the room is empty, or just has the basic fixtures installed, you can even use paper to layout the footprint of size and shape you’re looking for. Please be sure to remember to note the location of plumbing that has already been installed. Some vanities offer flexibility to accommodate plumbing and others need the sink to be aligned with that pipe.

The next step is finding a vanity that will fit in your measured-out space but won’t overpower the room. Bathroom vanities for small bathrooms should be made of light woods or painted in lighter colors. As a rule, a light countertop is best, too. If all light colors is too bland for you, compromise by using a colored sink or even a trim or backsplash in coordinating tones. Once you’ve chosen your vanity be sure, if didn’t come with lots of storage, you fit it with baskets and bins for storage inside. That way your various toiletries, hygiene products and even the spare rolls of toilet paper will fit and still not clutter the space.

Following these simple steps can make it a snap to choose the right vanity for use in a small bath. Plus you’re sure to love the look and the fit when you’re done.