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Bathroom vanities & bathroom joinery

Vanity units, WC panels, niche shelving and fitted bathroom storage, built to the basin you have chosen and to survive a wet room. We make these for homeowners locally and courier them to designers and builders across the country.

Built for a wet room

The substrate matters more in a bathroom than anywhere else in the house. For vanities and anything that will live with standing water we build in Medite Tricoya Extreme — an acetylated MDF that does not swell — rather than standard moisture-resistant board, and we edge and seal every cut.

Drawer boxes are solid oak or ash, dovetailed, on Blum runners, with push-to-open where you do not want handles near a basin. Counter and vessel basins sit on quartz, oak or a solid surface top; undermount basins we set into stone through our fabricator partners. Backlit mirrors, oak cubby stacks, reeded and fluted fronts and curved ends are all things on this page.

Painted finishes are colour matched here and sprayed by our finishing partner, so a vanity can be the same colour as your bedroom or a deliberate contrast to the tiling.

Project stories

Three bathrooms

Near Rivington

Twin basins and oak cubbies

An apartment near Rivington that we fitted out ourselves — a family property rather than a client commission, and all the better for showing, because we could take our time over it.

The main bathroom has a cream shaker twin-basin vanity with round counter basins, a stack of open oak cubbies between them for towels, and a backlit mirror the width of the unit. A second has a white gloss vanity with chamfered drawer fronts. Pull a drawer out in either and you get the same thing: a solid oak, dovetailed box on soft-close runners.

Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware, concealed cisterns, and 30 mm quartz tops templated and fitted by our stone partner. The same flat also took a bespoke cornice, CNC-cut to copy the existing plaster profile.

Cream shaker doors, twin round counter basins
Open oak cubby stack between the basins
30 mm quartz tops; Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware
Solid oak dovetailed drawer boxes
Bespoke cornice CNC-cut to match the existing plaster

Black and oak

A vanity against metro tiling

A black painted carcass with oak drawer fronts and a solid oak top, set beside a freestanding bath against white metro tiling and a herringbone floor.

The WC unit was built as part of the same run, so the cistern, the pipework and the flush plate all sit inside the joinery and the two pieces share one continuous oak top.

Solid oak top and oak drawer fronts
Concealed cistern in a matching WC panel
Black brassware, push-to-open drawers

Our own house

A curved-end double vanity

Two bathrooms in our own house in Worsley. The first is a navy gloss wall-hung unit against marble tiling — simple, and hung so the floor cleans underneath it.

The second is the more interesting piece: a black double vanity with curved ends, six drawers and two counter basins. Curved ends mean the gable is laminated rather than cut, and every drawer front has to be made to follow the curve.

Curved, laminated end panels
Six drawers, two counter basins
Oak drawer boxes inside a painted carcass
Our own home, fitted by our own team

Gallery

Eleven more bathroom pieces

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New work goes up on Instagram first — @thetreeuk.

Need a vanity making?

Send the basin model and the width you have and we will price it — supply only, or fitted if you are local to us.

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