Bathrooms are the hardest-working rooms in a house and the most unforgiving of poor joinery. We build floating vanities and spa-suite cabinetry specified for coastal humidity, installed by the studio that made them.
Designed, fabricated and installed from our studio at 430 Douglas Rd E, Unit H/I, Oldsmar, FL 34677, serving homeowners across Tampa Bay.
Bathroom cabinetry fails at the edges and the underside, so that is where the specification starts: marine-grade plywood cores, moisture-resistant SALT and Ultrapan surfaces, and PUR reactive edge sealing chosen for the room's humidity and salt-air exposure. Suspended floating vanities are built to carry their own weight cleanly off the wall with no visible support.
Soft-close runners and hinges, full-extension drawer boxes and integrated waste and plumbing provisions are detailed so the vanity still works years after installation. Layouts are drawn around where the plumbing and ventilation actually are, with mirrored cabinets and reeded accents planned in rather than fitted around later.
We build multi-vanity primary suites, dual vanities, powder-room cabinetry and dressing vanities as part of a whole-home millwork package, so the timber, the finish and the hardware read as one decision across the house. Slab fronts, reeded oak, matte finishes and glass-front vitrines are all specified per project.
Our founders oversee fabrication and installation personally, which matters more in a bathroom than anywhere else: a scribed vanity has to meet an uneven wall, clear a relocated flange and land plumb without reworking a finished floor. Templating, dry-fitting and final scribing are part of the same crew's work.
Yes. Bathroom cabinetry is specified for wet-room conditions: marine-grade plywood cores, moisture-resistant SALT and Ultrapan surfaces, and PUR reactive edge sealing chosen for the room's humidity and salt-air exposure. Finishes are multi-coat post-catalyzed conversion varnish, hand-sanded between coats.
Yes. We frequently build vanities alongside a primary bath's other millwork, matching timber, finish and hardware so the room reads as one design. Layouts are drawn around where plumbing and ventilation actually sit, with mirrored cabinets and reeded accents planned in rather than fitted around afterwards.