Espresso Bath Vanity
A dark, quiet vanity built from slab fronts with a vertical grain match, stained java so the wood reads deep without going flat black. White birch plywood boxes, a warm gold and brown granite top, and decorative curved bar pulls in brushed brass give the piece its jewelry.
Project Highlights
- Vertical Grain Match
The slab fronts run vertically and were matched across the vanity so the grain lines carry top to bottom.
- Java Depth
A java stain gives the vanity depth while still letting the grain show through.
- Brass Against Dark Wood
Curved brushed brass bar pulls stand out against the java without competing with the granite.
- Warm Stone
The same warm gold and brown granite used elsewhere in the home ties the room together.
Factory-grade painted doors that resist moisture, steam, and daily cleaning.
Hand-matched stains that let the grain show through without going orange over time.
Cabinet boxes built to your fabricator's template so the top drops in clean.
Craft & Construction
How this job was built in our Post Falls shop — the same standards go into every cabinet we make.
- Cabinet Boxes
- 3/4" 7-ply white birch plywood, full box
- Box Joinery
- Dado and tenon locked joinery throughout assembly
- Drawer Boxes
- 1/2" 10-14 ply Baltic birch with dovetail joinery, including trays shaped around plumbing
- Doors
- Full-overlay slab with vertical grain match
- Finish
- ML Campbell java stain, sprayed and hand-sanded in our shop
- Edgebanding
- PVC or wood veneer edgebanding matched to the door material
- Hardware
- Curved brushed brass bar pulls on Blum soft-close hinges and undermount slides
- Countertops
- Warm gold and brown granite
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