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The Vanity: Vanity Tops, Backsplash, Sinks, Vanity Sets.
Deisgn and Installation.

At BarefootFloor.com, we design all elements of your bathroom to match perfectly together. Together with the tub and shower, the vanity makes up yet another essential component of the master bath. Available in a variety of sizes, the vanity can help define the overall style of the room. We offer limitless possibilities in designing your vanity area and overall bathroom.

All possible kinds of solid stone countertops, stone tile, ceramic and porcelain tile, mosaic designs - enything you might think of designing your bathroom is avalable at BarefootFloor.com.
We do design, installation, remodeling. We can offer the choice of products for you to make your dream bathroom come true. Our spacialists can never be wrong giving you a piece of advice you need to implement the chosen design.

Choose a Design Idea for Your Bathroom

What You Might Need To Design Your Vanity Area:

Ceramic Tile

Vanity sets

Glass Vessels

Bathroom Design Ideas

Installation Ideas For the Vanity

Clean, reflective metal stands with cool slabs of pale-colored marble are reminiscent of the classic bath. Ornate amaretto or cherry-colored cabinets topped with dark marble or granite appear elegant. A sleek blond cabinet capped with a thick slice of slate will beget a contemporary or Asian feel. A retrofitted antique dresser crowned wit a curvacous slab of limestone will impart a feeling of romance.

When considering which stone to use for the vanity, remember the qualities each type posesses. The toll of daily contact with toothpaste, soaps, and other acidic substances will cause the surface of polished marble to etch and dull over time. Granite is the ideal choice if the reflective surface is desired, as chemicals are no threat to its shine. Travertine and limestone are suitable choices, but be aware of possible surface etching. Mosaics and tumbled stone are perfect for the vanity countertop as they will acquire a lovely patina over time.

Sink options for the vanity range from vessels of stone, glass, and metal to porcelain and stainless undermounts to the standard drop-in. Be practical - some decorative sinks are best left to the powder bath where they don't meet the daily rituals of grooming.

After selecting a vanity base and countertop, you will need to consider the backsplash area. If a decorative trim or mosaic has been chosen for the shower walls and around the tub, it may be introduced here as well. The splash area can be as small as 4 inches or may span the entire area from the countertop to the ceiling, depending on the desired effect.

The least expensive way to achieve drama with your splash and mirror area is to cut down pieces of field tile (your floor or countertop tile) and border the mirror with it. To liven things up, add a decorative accent in each corner and outline the space between the mirror and field tile with a strip of colorful mosaic.