Measure what is already there
Record the wall width and the position of the drain and water supplies. Include the door swing and the space beside the toilet or shower. Ask your plumber which vanity configurations can work with those positions. Keeping plumbing in place is a goal to check, not a promise made from a photograph.
Change the composition
Look at the vanity and mirror together. A round mirror changes the outline above a rectangular cabinet; a floating unit reveals the floor beneath. Try a design in Room Studio to compare its appearance in your bathroom. The image is a concept and does not confirm scale or fit.
Spend on the details you notice
Compare the storage arrangement and the surface you will use every day. Check how the faucet works with the basin and where lighting will sit. Before approving the order, ask your installer whether removing the old unit will expose wall or floor areas that need repair. Include those costs in your plan.
Before you request a quote
- Photograph and measure the current installation.
- Ask a plumber to check the proposed layout.
- Allow for wall or floor repairs after removal.