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0:00What's the difference between a standard
0:02bathroom remodel and a high-end designer
0:05one? You may be thinking that I'm going
0:07to say something along the lines of
0:09fancy imported tile, freestanding
0:12bathtub, or a wallhung toilet. And while
0:16all those elements are really nice, my
0:18answer is actually behind the spatial
0:21plan, the functionality, the blueprints,
0:25the detail that went into planning. In
0:272025, designers are relying on five
0:30different bathroom vanity types. And
0:33these vanity types go beyond just the
0:36interior design trends. They're actually
0:38built to solve problems. They're made to
0:41be functional while also giving the
0:44clients that luxury bathroom feeling. So
0:47stay along in this video to see the five
0:50different vanity types. get to know how
0:52to build these vanities, how to
0:54integrate them in your own interior
0:56design projects. You'll see all the
0:58details of all of these different vanity
1:00sets, and you'll get to know how to draw
1:04these vanities for a build ready
1:07document set. So, let's get started.
1:11Hi everyone, my name is Dianiela,
1:14interior designer. I actually started my
1:16career off in kitchen and bath design,
1:20specifically custom bill work design.
1:22So, I know a thing or two about a good
1:25vanity design. And I've also seen some
1:28disastrous vanities design choices gone
1:31wrong. And specifically in a bathroom,
1:34you need to pay attention to the vanity.
1:37There's a lot of standard items in a
1:39bathroom, but really the most custom
1:42elements in a bathroom is the vanity.
1:45So, the more customization,
1:47the more choices and therefore the more
1:50opportunities there are to make some
1:53critical mistakes. But I don't like to
1:56look at it that way. There's also
1:58opportunity to make these vanities the
2:00most functional and beautiful vanities
2:03due to customization. So, in today's
2:05video, I'm going to be walking you
2:07through the five vanity types that I
2:09mentioned, and we're going to be looking
2:12at what exactly is it, why this vanity
2:15works, a pro design tip, and exactly
2:17what to include in your drawings to make
2:19it buildable. Today, I'm going to be
2:21using Rayon Design. And if you didn't
2:24know, Rayon Design is the fastest way to
2:27create beautiful presentations and
2:30accurate and stunning 2D drawings in a
2:32collaborative web-based manner. Feel
2:36free to download the free bathroom
2:38vanity templates in the description
2:40below and follow along with me. Let's
2:43get started with bathroom number one.
2:45So, let's talk about the first vanity
2:47here. And this is the floating clearance
2:49vanity. And this is actually a very,
2:52very popular vanity. You've probably
2:55already seen it done a few different
2:57times. And we'll talk about it in terms
3:00of a very small bathroom. Nowadays,
3:03people are living in small spaces.
3:05They're learning to live with it, and
3:07they're learning to work around it. A
3:10floating vanity can actually help, and
3:12it can obviously leave the floor visible
3:15underneath, giving the illusion of a
3:17lighter space, a cleaner space. It
3:20actually is easier for cleaning and it
3:22also gives a very contemporary modern
3:24look. So, let's take a look at our floor
3:28plan here. And there's even a mood
3:30board. So, you can see here obviously
3:32the top view of our vanity. And we can
3:35scroll over here and we see the design
3:38intent for this bathroom which green
3:40very on trend right now. Very beautiful.
3:43So, let's scroll over to this section.
3:46And this is where you can actually see
3:48the design suggestions for this vanity.
3:51So, you can see that there's going to be
3:54two sinks. And each individual is going
3:58to have two different drawers. It looks
4:00like as if the mill work is designed to
4:02have no hardware, but more of a little
4:05nook where your fingers can go in and
4:08pull out the drawer, which you know,
4:10once again, very contemporary, very
4:13common. Now, we have some vessel sinks,
4:16which is a beautiful design choice. So,
4:19let's move on to section BB where you
4:23can see the other side of the bathroom.
4:25So here we have that freestanding tub
4:28that I was talking about earlier. Looks
4:30like we have a heated towel rack. We
4:32have some additional storage. So as you
4:35can see here, you get a beautiful idea
4:37of how this bathroom is coming together.
4:41Let's move on to page number three. And
4:44here is where we can really see what
4:46this vanity is going to look like with
4:48this beautiful render. And yeah, it's
4:51very Scandinavian, very on trend. And
4:55what we see here in the top view, we see
4:58a little bit more detail than we would
5:00see on the initial floor plan. So we
5:04have our dimensions here.
5:07As you can see, we have some more
5:09detailed views of how the sink will be,
5:12which it will be a single hole. And we
5:15even get an illustration of the
5:17countertop. Let's zoom in over here on
5:21this elevation. And once again, we're
5:24seeing the dimensions.
5:26We're seeing the clearances and we're
5:30seeing exactly how this will fit on the
5:34wall. And let's go into the section.
5:38And a section is really like if you
5:42chopped through something. So in this
5:45case, we've sort of chopped through this
5:47vanity and now we can see all of the
5:51detail. So, we actually see some very
5:53important details such as how this
5:56vanity is going to be installed, which
5:59typically they're installed with wall
6:01mounting brackets.
6:03We can see the drawer here and that
6:06little nook that I was talking about in
6:09order to open the drawer. And we see
6:13something really cool here. We see that
6:15there's builtin LED lights underneath
6:19the cabinet here. And that's a really
6:22nice detail to add with a floating
6:24vanity because it really does give that
6:27beautiful luxurious feel. It's amazing
6:30for, you know, the middle of the night.
6:32You don't want to turn on all your
6:34lights and disrupt your sleep too much.
6:36It acts as if it's a nightlight, but
6:39obviously a lot more high-end and
6:42luxurious. So, that's a beautiful
6:44detail. And you see once again the
6:47different finishes. We have marble storm
6:50countertop and we have our vessel sink
6:54also could be called a countertop basin.
6:57And we have all of the details here. If
7:00we want an even more indepth look, we
7:04can take a look here and you see all of
7:07the dimensions for each piece of mill
7:12work. So whether this is wood, there's
7:14melamines, there's MDFs, you will see
7:18the little details that go into it and
7:22this is obviously very very critical for
7:25the mill workshop. So my hot designer
7:28tip here was to add under cabinet
7:30lighting that really separates a typical
7:32floating vanity to a custom designer
7:35one. And I'm actually going to show you
7:37how you can draw this yourself. So, I've
7:40zoomed in here and I've removed the
7:42light that was previously there. And I
7:45actually want to talk about a few things
7:47on this section drawing before we get to
7:50drawing light. So, as you can see here,
7:53there's actually a support blocks.
7:56So, we noted of the wall mounting
7:59brackets, but there's also these two
8:02support blocks which are very standard
8:05and necessary to add in your floating
8:09vanities. This is actually making it
8:12buildable and not just sort of pie in
8:15the sky, draw whatever you want. So,
8:18it's very important to note this. And
8:20it's also important to note that you
8:24can't just plop a label floating vanity.
8:28We have to make it realistic. So you
8:30have to be intentional with the sizing
8:33of everything. And also you have to be
8:36considerate of the counter height. So
8:39typically it is 34 to 36 in from floor
8:44to counter. 36 in is the same as kitchen
8:48height. So, typically it's the same or a
8:51little lower. So, let's get back into
8:53drawing the lights. So, let's zoom in
8:55here and select this bottom piece of
8:58MDF. I would assume we're going to drag
9:00it away from the wall and we're going to
9:03create room for the lights. Very easy.
9:05You just click and you can drag. So,
9:09let's go into our little tool kit and
9:11we're going to open up shapes. Here we
9:13can open up rectangle and we can select
9:16where we want this rectangle to start.
9:18So we can click in this corner and we
9:21can line it up nicely. As you can see
9:23it's lined up and we can click out. Now
9:26I actually want to fill this with a
9:29yellow color to signify a light. So I'm
9:32going to add a fill and I'm going to
9:34press yellow. And there we go. But we
9:37also want to add a leader. We don't want
9:40to just leave this on this drawing
9:42unmarked. So to mark this, we're going
9:44to press here leader and we're going to
9:47click where we want it to start and
9:49where we want it to end. And you can
9:51edit this later so it's really no fuss.
9:55And then we can type in what we want to
9:57type in. I've copied and paste this
10:00little notes. So built-in LED light see
10:03details in the next sheet. And FYI, this
10:06should be found in your electrical
10:08drawings as well. So let's just press
10:11done. And as you can see, we need to
10:14actually match this font and style to
10:17what we already have going on. So, we
10:19can easily click here on the leader. We
10:22can click this little droplet on Pix
10:25styles and we can match it to the other
10:29fonts in the drawing. And we can further
10:31edit it here. And as you can see, we can
10:35make it fit where we want it to. So,
10:38let's say I'm happy with that. We just
10:40click else and we're done. All right,
10:43let's get into the second vanity we're
10:45going to be looking at and that is the
10:47maximized corner vanity. So, think about
10:50awkward spaces, small bathrooms. Once
10:53again, in the real world of interior
10:56design, there's going to be a lot of
10:58less than ideal floor plans that you'll
11:00have to work with and you'll have to
11:02design around. you still need something
11:05that gives storage that's functional and
11:08that looks good. So, let's zoom in on
11:12our floor plan here and we can see our
11:15vanity in question. So, it's a pretty
11:18cool bathroom, but yeah, there wasn't
11:21really much options for where the vanity
11:24would go. As you see, they prioritized
11:26the beautiful jacuzzi tub and shower. So
11:30really, this is a wet room. And so we
11:34kind of got stuck with this corner
11:35vanity, but it's okay because, as you'll
11:38see, we've really made the most out of
11:40this vanity. So, let's go into our
11:43elevations here. And we're getting a
11:45peek into this vanity mill work. We can
11:48see where the mirror is going to go. We
11:51can see that there's some clever storage
11:53for some hand towels. And now, let's
11:56take an even closer look. So, we're
11:58going to scroll on over to page three,
12:00and let's take a look at this vanity.
12:03And let's look at the design. And I
12:05think it's cool overall. I like the fact
12:08that it has open storage. I like the
12:10fact that it's sleek and it's utilizing
12:13the corner. However, someone can just
12:17knock themselves on this corner. I mean,
12:20I don't know. I'm pretty clumsy and I'm
12:22always hitting my foot on corners and,
12:25you know, scraping myself. So, it might
12:28just be me, but when we design, we're
12:32designing for people and we're designing
12:34for functionality and also comfort. So,
12:38it probably make more sense for these
12:42areas to be curved. You would still gain
12:46the functionality of storage, but you're
12:48eliminating this harsh corner where once
12:51again, people can actually hurt
12:53themselves. So, I'm going to show you
12:55how we can round out these corners. The
12:59first step here is to select polyline
13:03and we're going to trace around this
13:05vanity. And if we want to have a little
13:07bit of thicker line, we can do that over
13:09here. So, we're going to connect these
13:12two lines and we're going to hit escape.
13:14Then, we're going to hit polyline again
13:16and connect the corners to themselves.
13:20So, I'm going to hit escape, polyline
13:22again.
13:24and I'm going to hit escape.
13:27Now, with this selected, I'm going to go
13:29in this tool kit and I'm going to press
13:32fill it. And I'm going to select these
13:35two segment lines. And here it's asking
13:38for the radius. So, I'm going to put 10.
13:40Done. Let's do the same on this side.
13:45Done. Cool. I'm going to press line and
13:48I'm going to connect this together.
13:51And now I'm going to select all of these
13:53lines. So I'm going to hold down shift
13:56and I'm going to highlight everything in
13:58blue. And now I'm going to join this. So
14:02I'm going to go on this toolkit and
14:04press join. While this is connected, I'm
14:08going to go into my little pick styles
14:10and I'm going to fill in this area. And
14:14now I'm going to very carefully delete
14:18these corners. So, delete, delete. We're
14:23going to press done. We're going to go
14:25into layers and we're going to make sure
14:27that areas is turned on. So, now that
14:30we've turned our vanity into one with
14:32rounded corners, let's take a look at
14:34the rest of this page. So, it includes
14:38an elevation where you can see what's
14:41intended for the storage. You can see
14:44the mirror once again, the detail with
14:46the sink and faucet. And here in this
14:49section, you can see something cool. You
14:52can see that this is going to be
14:54intended for laundry storage, which is
14:57really nice, really sleek. And over
14:59here, we have a mood board. So, we can
15:02see the beautiful jacuzzi tub. We can
15:05have a picture of how the vanity is
15:07going to look. Of course, this was
15:08before we tailored it, but we still get
15:11the idea. So, overall, I would say that
15:15this is a very clever vanity. And I want
15:18to give you a little bit of a blueprint
15:21tip before we move on. You can never
15:24assume that walls are straight. You can
15:26never assume that, you know, a corner is
15:29a perfect right angle. Obviously, in
15:33your drawing, typically you see
15:34everything straight and perfect. But in
15:37the real life of interior design, it's
15:39never that simple. So, you need to go on
15:42site or your trade person needs to go on
15:45site and verify the actual angle and
15:48double check your walls before you go
15:51ahead with custom nail work. We're
15:53moving on to the third vanity type. And
15:56that vanity type is statement piece
15:59vanity. And in this case, what makes it
16:01a statement is the vessel sink. And I've
16:04actually mentioned the vessel sink in
16:07this document package previously. So
16:10vessel sinks are one that sit on top of
16:14the counter and they come in all shapes
16:17and sizes and like I said I used to be
16:21in custom mill work design so I'm very
16:23familiar with different plumbing brands
16:25and these vessel sinks can be
16:28extraordinary. There are some that are
16:29hand painted. They're, you know, funky
16:32shapes. There's different colors,
16:34different formats. It's just it's it's a
16:38world of its own and it's an absolutely
16:40amazing way to make a vanity really
16:42stand out. The important thing to know
16:45with these types of sinks is that you
16:47have to be very considerate with the
16:49type of faucet that goes with the sink.
16:52So, actually, you can do wall-mounted
16:55faucets, which are really cool. You just
16:57have to make sure that you're installing
16:59them at the proper height. And you can
17:01do taller faucets for these vessel
17:05sinks. So you can't put a typical
17:08faucet, otherwise you'll get splashing
17:11and it just won't be comfortable for the
17:13person to wash their hands. So the moral
17:16of the story here is make sure that
17:20everything is working in harmony. Your
17:22sink, your faucet, and your mill work.
17:24So let's take a look further into this
17:28document. So, this bathroom is actually
17:31really cool. You have a separate toilet
17:33room, which I highly recommend if you
17:35have the space. Beautiful shower room,
17:38freestanding tub, which there's some
17:40beautiful freestanding tubs as well. And
17:43we have our mood board. And I would say
17:45this statement vanity actually makes a
17:47statement as well due to the color. I
17:50mean, people tend to shy away from
17:52color, but I find that people are very
17:55comfortable with the color blue. So, in
17:57my interior design work, I've done a lot
17:59of blue vanities and kitchens. Um, I
18:03would love to spice it up with some
18:05burgundy's and some other jewel tones,
18:07but people gravitate towards blue. So,
18:10let's take a look at some of the
18:12elevations. Now, once again, stunning
18:15freestanding tub here. You can see
18:18there's a wall-mounted tub faucet. So,
18:21that's pretty cool. Um, I think, you
18:24know, they're kind of a little bit more
18:27modern than other freestanding tub
18:30fillers, but to each their own. We have
18:33some beautiful tile shown here, which is
18:36very clever because you will get some,
18:38you know, water splashing when someone's
18:40taking a bath. We have details on the
18:43flooring. You can see into the shower
18:46now. And we can see there's this
18:48beautiful ledge where you can put soaps
18:51and decor. And let's take a look at the
18:54vanity. Okay, how about we take a look
18:57at this elevation first. So you do see
19:00beautiful, lovely vessel sinks. And
19:03there we have it. We have the faucets
19:04that I was referencing, the wall mounted
19:07faucets, which I love. They are a little
19:10bit more work in a sense of you need to
19:13specify the roughen behind the wall
19:15beforehand. So keep that in mind. You
19:18can't just slap this in last minute.
19:20It's an more of an intentional
19:22investment into the design. But you do
19:25have some beautiful shelving here for
19:28some, you know, very luxurious towels
19:31or, you know, whatever it may be. If we
19:34look into the section here, we can see
19:38details within the mill work as we
19:41discussed before. Yeah. So, we see open
19:44storage. This one is not a floating
19:46vanity. It's just a typical vanity that
19:49sits on the floor. And there's nothing
19:51wrong with that. That has a sort of
19:53elegance and it's a little bit more
19:54traditional, which some people do
19:56gravitate towards. And we see the plan
19:59view here. all detailed, dimensioned,
20:02gorgeous. And let's look at our mood
20:04board. So, we actually have a specific
20:07color picked out here. So, this one,
20:09it's very lovely, actually. Um, and we
20:12have some chrome. Chrome is very in. You
20:16can see the specified items here. So,
20:18yeah, this is it's looking pretty good.
20:21It's looking pretty good. And as usual,
20:24we also have details here for the mill
20:27worker. So, if you need to get down to
20:29the nitty-gritty, here we have it. Can
20:31zoom in here and we can see how thick
20:34the countertop is. We can see the door.
20:38We can see all of the framing detail.
20:41So, very important to have. So, before
20:44we move on, I actually want to show you
20:47how you can add dimensions to your
20:49drawing in rayon. And blueprint tip
20:52here. It's very important to show the
20:54height of the counter, the thickness of
20:57the counter, the spout clearance,
21:00dimensions for each detail. You have to
21:03ensure functionality and show all the
21:05clearances. So let's actually show you
21:08how you can add those dimensions. So
21:11let's zoom in here and let's say we want
21:13to show the overall counter height. We
21:17just click dimension. We click our
21:19starting points and we can click our
21:22ending point. And I can zoom in on here
21:25to be very exact. And we can drag. And
21:28I'm just going to drag this here for
21:29now. And we may want to edit this
21:32dimension style. So I can quickly edit
21:36it by copying the other styles. And
21:39maybe I even want to change this unit
21:42type. So maybe you're using metric,
21:44maybe imperial, I don't know. Let's
21:46change it. So while it's selected we can
21:49click edit and we see model canvas comes
21:52up and we can change it to whatever we
21:56want. So maybe I want millimeters, maybe
21:58I want inches, feet in inches, whatever
22:02your drawing requires, you can change it
22:05very easily. So now we're moving on to
22:08the fourth vanity we'll be talking about
22:10and that is the open concept vanity. So,
22:14if you're after that industrial spa
22:16look, if you're after something that's
22:19open and airy and has a lot of character
22:21and charm, the console vanity might be
22:24perfect for your project. So, this
22:27vanity is more like a piece of
22:29furniture. It has open shelving, the
22:33legs, it has exposed plumbing, and
22:36there's a lot of character that can be
22:38brought in. So, let's take a look at the
22:41floor plan. And immediately we can see
22:44the location of this vanity. And this
22:47bathroom doesn't have a tub, but you
22:49know, not every bathroom has a tub. It's
22:51still a very functional, wellthoughtout
22:53bathroom with the vanity being the focal
22:56point. And we can see here, it's sort of
22:58once again that industrial spa. And I
23:02think it's really fun to take advantage
23:05of elements in design that aren't
23:08necessarily typically highlights. So, I
23:11love industrial design because it makes
23:13duct work, you know, beautiful. It makes
23:16exposed plumbing beautiful. And there's
23:19a little bit more rawness and realness.
23:22So, let's take a look at some
23:25elevations. And yeah, you can see here
23:29we have the wall-mounted faucets again,
23:32which once again, they bode well with
23:34industrial look. We have the exposed
23:38plumbing. We have that open shelf. And
23:41it's really cool because nowadays you
23:45can get different covers that go over
23:48this exposed plumbing if you like. They
23:50can come in all different types of
23:52finishes and colors. Um the plumbing
23:55itself can come in all different types
23:57of finishes and colors. The furniture
23:59legs, the hardware, everything can come
24:02in different finishes. So you have an
24:05opportunity to mix metals and mix
24:07finishes. Some people like more matchy
24:10matchy, some people like sort of a mix
24:13and match eclectic look. So, you really
24:16can go crazy here if you'd like. Let's
24:18move on. So, yeah, here we're seeing
24:21that exposed plumbing and we'll take an
24:24even deeper dive in the section here.
24:29So, blueprint tip, you want to make sure
24:32that everything is very clearly marked.
24:35So, the leg positions, the clearances,
24:39you know, how much space you're going to
24:41have so you can plan for what you're
24:44going to be storing. And you want to
24:46make sure that all of the finishes are
24:49marked. So, I just told you that you
24:50could do all these different finishes.
24:52So, you actually want to make sure that
24:53you're specifying that properly.
24:56So, it's very important to detail every
24:59single thing on your drawing. You don't
25:00want people to assume it. So, moving
25:03along on this page, we can see that we
25:06have a stunning, very realistic render
25:09and we have further details here on this
25:13elevation. So, as you can see, there's
25:16many different styles. If you click on a
25:19surface, you can see what style it's
25:22under, which is obviously very helpful.
25:25And you can change these styles very
25:28easily. So, let's do that with this
25:30counter here. So once it's selected, we
25:33can go here and we can change the style
25:36to whatever we'd like. So, you know,
25:40maybe we just want to change it to
25:41yellow. Probably not, but you could do
25:44that. Let's change it to this gray,
25:48which is more of a black. Let's say we
25:51want to edit this style, and we want
25:54everything under this style to change.
25:57So while this is selected, we go to edit
26:00style. And maybe once again, this is a
26:03little too charcoal. Maybe we want it to
26:06read as more of a lighter gray. So you
26:08can see here I have that option to edit
26:10fill. I also have different options to
26:13make it a texture, a hatch. I can even
26:16import an image. But let's say to make
26:18it simple, I just want it to be a little
26:20bit of a lighter gray than it was. So
26:23let's go back and I've changed it here.
26:26I can even change the stroke. Let's see
26:28how that looks. H maybe a little
26:30thinner. So, I've given it a stroke. And
26:33now I've actually changed this style in
26:36totality. So, everything in my drawing
26:40that has this style will change to
26:42reflect the new properties. All right.
26:45So, we made it to the fifth and final
26:48vanity that I'll be talking about in
26:50this tutorial, and it's the spacious
26:52vanity. So, think of large bathrooms,
26:56think primary on suite. It's a
26:59freestanding vanity that mimics
27:01furniture. It almost mimics a dresser.
27:05And for 2025, we're really seeing this
27:08becoming a huge trend. So, think walnut
27:10vanities, fluted fronts, greens, blues.
27:15Let's take a look at this bathroom
27:17design. So, you can see here, yes, it's
27:20spacious. It takes up about half the
27:23bathroom and I'm not mad at that. We can
27:27see here this stunning mood board and a
27:31beautiful inspiration photo which I'll
27:33be showing you how you can actually very
27:35easily copy and paste a photo from
27:38Pinterest into Rayon. But let's take a
27:41look at these elevations first. So you
27:44can see here, yes, we have some open
27:47drawers and we have some closed drawers.
27:51So let's take a look at these sections
27:54here. And while we're taking a look
27:56here, I want to give you a bit of a
27:59blueprint tip, and that is to leave
28:02clearances from the walls and toilets.
28:05So you want at least 4 in. And this is
28:09going to be great for cleaning. And we
28:12also want to ensure that we are using
28:15our elevation drawings to show drawer
28:18and door layouts. So we're going to
28:21actually be taking a zoom here and take
28:25a look at the labels. So we have open
28:29shelf, we have our notes on the
28:32integrated handle and once again we do
28:36have installation notes which is very
28:38helpful to know. So earlier I mentioned
28:41that you can simply copy and paste
28:44photos from Pinterest or Google straight
28:47into Rayon. So this means that Rayon is
28:50sort of your one-stop shop and you can
28:52create beautiful stunning mood boards in
28:55one software. So I'm actually going to
28:57show you how we can do that. So here I
29:00am in Pinterest in my Pinterest and
29:04let's type in bathroom. Here we have
29:07some stunning vessel sinks. like I was
29:09telling you about. Let's see what I want
29:12to pop in. Let's say I want to pop in
29:14this photo once again. Very arbitrary.
29:18Let's select copy image. And now I'm
29:22going to hop back into Rayon and we're
29:24going to paste it. So, we're back in
29:26Rayon. Let's paste my little Pinterest
29:28find here. And there we have it.
29:31Amazing. I'm going to delete this one.
29:33And I'm going to replace it with this
29:36photo. And I can obviously scale it. And
29:39there we have it. That was super super
29:42easy. So there you have it. You now have
29:44a blueprint for five vanity types that
29:47designers such as myself utilize to
29:50maximize bathroom space. Let's run it
29:53back one more time. So we took a look at
29:56the floating clearance vanity, which is
29:58perfect for small spaces. We took a look
30:01at the maximized corner vanity, which is
30:04made for tricky spaces.
30:07We looked at the statement piece vanity
30:09which is perfect for making a bold
30:12statement. We looked at the open concept
30:14vanity which is perfect for light and
30:17airy spaces. And we looked at the
30:19spacious freestanding vanity when you
30:22need a lot of storage. So each vanity is
30:26solves a realworld problem. And your
30:29blueprint is what turns the idea into a
30:32buildable plan. a buildable vanity that
30:35a mill worker can actually create. Make
30:39sure to download the free bathroom
30:41layout template from Rayon Design. It's
30:43linked in the description and you can
30:45start designing your own dream bathroom
30:47today. If this video gave you a good
30:50glance into the real world of designing
30:54for bathrooms and vanities, then give
30:56this video a like. It might help other
30:59interior design professionals or
31:01inspiring interior design professionals
31:03find this video. Let us know down below
31:06in the comments which vanity blueprint
31:08did you appreciate the most. Which one's
31:11your favorite vanity and which ones do
31:13you actually see using in your own
31:15interior design projects. We're happy to
31:18answer any questions. We're happy to
31:20chat and we actually do read every
31:23comment and we do try and reply as well.
31:26So, let us know what your thoughts are.
31:29Let us know what you're working on. And
31:31let us know what you want to see next.
31:33Happy designing.

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