Color vanity for a teen bathroom
Roxanne Curwin
4 years ago
help. Im picking vanity for my 18year old daughter's bathroom.
The floor tile is dark gray, and the 1 wall (in the shower) is white with very light beige.
White on other walls.
But what color for the Vanity ?
Can only buy 24" vanity.
Choices: white, walnut/wood, or gray?
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amyalbano
4 years ago
My teenage son's ensuite bathroom. We went with a blank vanity w/ black hardware and a circular walnut mirror. Which I should have a photo of...
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4 years ago
Found a photo of the mirror, the vanity lights and the wall paint. The vanity is The Brookfield 36" Antique Black vanity by James Martin Furniture - 2 cm Black Rustic Stone Top.
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