Bring bold, contemporary character into your bathroom with this 1000mm freestanding black vanity, designed in a sleek industrial style. The matte-black engineered-wood cabinet delivers a powerful visual statement, while the concrete grey sintered stone countertop adds an architecturally inspired texture that feels modern, raw, and sophisticated.
The vanity features a highly functional layout with two doors and three soft-close drawers, offering generous storage for bathroom essentials—from towels and cleaning products to skincare and grooming items. The brushed silver handles introduce a clean metallic accent that contrasts beautifully with the deep black finish, enhancing the vanity's refined industrial appeal.
Crafted for durability and long-lasting performance, the engineered-wood cabinet resists humidity and warping, and the sintered stone countertop provides superior resistance to scratches, stains, heat, and water. Its freestanding raised-leg design also ensures easy floor cleaning and improved ventilation. Whether you're renovating a modern loft or elevating a contemporary home, this vanity delivers both function and design impact.
Premium Sintered Stone Countertop: Resistant to scratches, stains, heat, and moisture—perfect for busy, high-humidity bathrooms.
Durable Engineered-Wood Cabinet Body: Made from high-quality engineered wood for structural stability, long-lasting strength, and improved moisture resistance.
Striking Matte-Black Cabinet Finish: Deep black tones bring a bold, modern aesthetic that complements both industrial and luxury interior styles.
Sleek Silver Brushed Handles: Cool-toned metallic hardware complements the grey countertop and provides a sharp contrast against the black cabinet.
Optimal Storage Layout: Features 2 doors and 3 soft-close drawers, offering versatile storage for hair tools, skincare, towels, and other necessities.
Modern Minimalist Style: Clean lines, balanced proportions, and elegant materials make it suitable for contemporary, Scandinavian, or luxury-modern interiors.
