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Baroque Light Vanity

$2,850.00 / piece

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a linen cabinet and a storage cabinet?

A linen cabinet is a tall floor standing tower, usually around six feet, with shelves behind doors and sometimes a drawer at the base. A storage cabinet is smaller and often wall hung, meant for a bathroom with no floor space to spare.

Do the cabinets match the vanity finishes?

Within a series, yes. A Breckenridge linen cabinet in Light Natural Oak is finished on the same line as the Breckenridge vanity in Light Natural Oak. Across series the finish names sometimes repeat but the door style will differ, so pair within one collection if you want an exact match.

Are these cabinets assembled?

Yes. They arrive fully assembled and finished inside and out, which is why they ship on freight rather than by parcel carrier. There is no flat pack assembly and no separate hardware bag to work through.

Can I put a countertop on a base cabinet?

Yes, and most people do. Base and side cabinets are made to carry a stone top so the counter runs continuously beside the vanity. Order the top in the same colour as the vanity top from our vanity tops collection.

Do the drawers have soft close hardware?

Soft close hinges on doors and undermount soft close glides on drawers are standard across these collections. It is one of the details that separates furniture grade bathroom cabinetry from builder grade casework.

Bathroom Cabinets and Linen Storage

Most bathrooms are short of storage in a specific way: there is nowhere to put towels, nowhere for the spare rolls, and nowhere for the things that should not live on the counter. A vanity alone rarely solves it, because half its cabinet is taken by the trap. The pieces here are the rest of the set, built in the same finishes and with the same detailing as the vanities, so extra storage does not have to look like an afterthought.

What each piece is for

  • Linen cabinets: tall, narrow towers with shelves behind doors, for towels and bulk storage
  • Base and side cabinets: floor standing units 12 to 15 inches wide, made to sit beside a vanity and extend the countertop run
  • Hutches: shelved uppers that sit on the back of a countertop unit, giving open storage at eye level
  • Drawer units: banks of drawers that fill the gap between two cabinets in a modular layout
  • Storage cabinets: wall hung boxes for small bathrooms with no floor space to give

Modular layouts

Several of the series here are modular by design. Addison, Athens and De Soto are built so a vanity, a drawer unit and a side cabinet line up at the same height and read as one run of furniture, which is how you fill a long wall without ordering a custom piece. Measure the wall, subtract the vanity, and split what is left between a drawer unit and a base cabinet. The countertops are ordered per piece, so a single slab colour ties the run together.

Construction

These are furniture grade cabinets: hardwood solids and veneers over plywood cores rather than particle board, with soft close hinges on the doors and undermount glides on the drawers. That matters more in a bathroom than anywhere else in the house, because humidity is what destroys cheap casework. Interiors are finished, not raw, so a cabinet that stands on its own does not show an unfinished side.

Finishing the room

Cabinets are the easiest way to make a bathroom feel finished without redoing it. Pair them with a matching mirror, keep the countertop and backsplash consistent across the run, and if you are tiling, the bathroom tile range covers the floor and wall side of the job. The full brand catalogue, including the pieces that appear in only one series, sits at James Martin.

Cabinets ship on freight, curbside, fully assembled. Nothing here arrives flat packed.

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