Sunday, March 1, 2009

Bathroom Vanity brings class to your bathroom design

By Ziana Zidan

The number one element to your bathroom is a bathroom vanity. It is also the main piece of furniture in your bathroom. It is the main decorative item but the toilet and tub are permanent fixtures due to the layout of the pipes.

Your restroom is the one spot in your home that your guests are going to visit alone, which means that they will not be distracted by conversation when observing the way you decided to decorate it. Plus, since as mentioned, checking your appearance while washing your hands is a habit, the bathroom vanity may be the most acknowledged wall decoration that you own throughout your entire home no matter what your decorating tastes are like.

Ironically, even public restrooms have vanity mirrors, so you need to step your style up a bit when you choose the correct bathroom vanity mirror to show off your personal taste. Before you can choose the vanity mirror that will best fit in your restroom however, you need to determine the size you will need to make sure the mirror fits in place.

Depending on your theme that you decide for your bathroom, the custom bathroom vanity will either help with finishing your motif throughout the room or you will end up with a disaster because it broke the flow of the theme. When the vanity and mirror are total opposites in style, it is hard to get them to compliment each other in the theme.

Many people like to use a comfortable theme for their indoor outhouse which typically includes some type of floor rugs and possibly privy seat covers. The most popular paint tones generally used are warm earth tones which usually coordinate with a variety of woods quite well. In order to bring your entire indoor outhouse theme together you should pick out some type of wood trimmed bathroom vanity. If you want a more natural theme you could add some brighter colors such as greens, reds, or blues.

On the flip side, if you have a smaller sink, you do not want to leave the entire wall empty and blank. In fact, the same sized bathroom vanity will only make the room look emptier since it will draw attention to the open expanse. Therefore, you may find it appropriate to choose a mirror that is a few feet wider than the mirror.

Overall, once you get the sizing of your bathroom vanity correct, the only thing you have to consider is the trimming which is dependent on your theme. The mirror will demand attention on its own so long as it matches the overall theme of the bathroom, whether that is clean and sharp, or earthy and warm.

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