Collection: Bathroom

What bathroom furniture does your space need?

The right bathroom furniture depends on your room size and storage needs. A main bathroom wants a vanity with a basin plus drawers or cupboards to hide toiletries. A small bathroom or ensuite gains from a wall-hung vanity that frees up floor space and feels less bulky. A family bathroom needs extra bathroom storage — a tall bathroom cabinet or bathroom mirror cabinet for towels and supplies, alongside a vanity unit. And a powder room suits a compact vanity or a slimline basin unit. Measure the space and work out what needs storing, and the pieces follow.

How do you size bathroom furniture?

Measure the space and the plumbing before you buy. A vanity needs to fit the wall width while leaving room for the door to swing and a person to stand. Standard vanity widths run from 600 mm for a small bathroom up to 1500 mm for a double. Check the basin's tap-hole configuration matches your mixer, and that the drainage lines up with your existing waste. A wall-hung vanity needs a solid wall and the right height — usually 800 to 850 mm to the top. Measure twice, since bathroom fittings are unforgiving of a few millimetres.

Freestanding or wall-hung — which suits you?

Each suits a different bathroom. A freestanding vanity sits on the floor, hides the plumbing and gives the most storage, the practical choice for a family bathroom. A wall-hung vanity mounts to the wall with a gap underneath, making a small bathroom feel more open and the floor easier to clean, though it needs a solid wall and offers a bit less storage. A mirror cabinet adds hidden storage behind the mirror. Match the type to whether you want maximum storage and a classic look, or a floating, space-saving feel.

What we'd tell a friend before they buy bathroom furniture

Here's the practical bit. A bathroom is a wet room, so moisture-resistant materials matter — a vanity with a sealed, water-resistant finish and soft-close doors lasts, while raw particleboard swells at the edges within a year. Check the finish suits a wet area. Confirm the basin's tap holes match your mixer before ordering, since a mismatch means no install. And a wall-hung vanity needs a solid wall and a plumber to reposition the waste. Buy on the moisture resistance and the plumbing match, not just the look.

FAQs – get the answers you need

What's the standard bathroom vanity height?
Usually 800 to 850 mm to the top of the vanity. Wall-hung vanities can be set to suit your height; freestanding ones come at a fixed standard height.

Is a wall-hung or freestanding vanity better?
Wall-hung vanities make a small bathroom feel open and are easy to clean under, but need a solid wall. Freestanding vanities give more storage and hide the plumbing.

Are bathroom vanities waterproof?
Look for a sealed, moisture-resistant finish, since a bathroom is a wet room. Raw particleboard swells at the edges, so check the material is rated for a wet area.

How do I know a vanity will fit my plumbing?
Check the basin's tap-hole configuration matches your mixer, and that the waste lines up with your drainage. A plumber can reposition pipes if needed.

What storage does a bathroom need?
A vanity with drawers or cupboards hides toiletries; a tall cabinet or mirror cabinet stores towels and supplies. Match the storage to your family size and clutter.

Complete the bathroom

Bathroom furniture pairs with the fixtures. Add a basin, a mixer, and a shower head to finish the room.

Paying over time is easy — a $299 bathroom vanity is four fortnightly payments of $74.75 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 work the same way. Everything ships from our Australian warehouse within 1–2 business days, carries a 12-month warranty, and comes with 30 days to change your mind. We're family-run and Australian, at this since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.