Stylish wall hung vanity design boasting large, deep drawers for maximum storage
Available in 600mm, 750mm, 900mm, 1200mm and 1500mm configurations
600mm comes with 1 drawer and single basin hole
750mm, 900mm, 1200mm, and 1500mm lengths come with 2 drawers and 1 basin hole
Features Blum soft-close drawers
Vanity can accommodate left/right set single basins
Handcrafted from your choice of beautiful solid timber
Standard Quartz Alpine White stone top, thickness approx. 20mm
Let us know if your vanity is going to be hard against a wall as it will let us determine if the vanity will be able to have full drawer fronts or if end panels need to be made to sit at the front of the vanity to allow the drawers to run freely next to the wall
Basins sold separately, add a basin to complete the look
Add vanity accessories for extra luxe
All vanities are handmade on the NSW Central Coast
Available in full selection of Loughlin Furniture Solid Timber Cabinet Finishes
Order a Loughlin Furniture Timber Sample Box

DescriptionCustomise your vanity using the drop down options, or contact our design consultants on 1300 739 006. Upon purchase, our Customer Experience team will email you confirmation of specifications you have selected. The continuous timber grain complements the clean lines of the Angourie Vanity, featuring bespoke timber finger pulls which are integrated seamlessly into the drawer fronts, framed by shaker style end panels. Designed by Kyal & Kara, meticulously crafted by Loughlin Furniture. Vanity Accessories

Under Cabinet Lighting

Loughlin Furniture under cabinet lighting will be recessed into the under side of the cabinet so you won't be able to see anything other than the beautiful light shining beneath.

The LED Lighting comes with a plugin, however we recommend getting your electrician to hardwire the light to a switch on the wall so it is easy to access as you walk in the room.

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Loughlin Furniture Angourie Single Vanity

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