Loving your space and flooring. We recently bought a white unit 2400 long. I had planned to have a cabinet built in at a later stage taking up the whole wall but have now decided that I like the option of having space at the ends for decorative pieces eg: the plant and accent chair. Also there is plenty of storage with the existing unit. I went for white to blend in with the walls to make the floor is more of a feature and I could then add colour accents in the room without it all being too much.

Have seen many vanities butted up against walls on all 3 sides and 2 sides as well as the usual wall below a mirror. No idea of operation of drawer/etc. until one was seen in the flesh. Depends on hinges, etc., what its being installed near, etc. Basin top taps are probably easiest to install. They also generally use a stop cock to turn water on or off (for maintenance & the like) underneath the vanity with the basin top taps. More aesthetics than anything else really.

Hmmmm can't seem to see any names on it, but will have a better look tomorrow when the lights better. i like the colours Vy, and have been thinking along the same lines... Don't think I'll get away with the pinks tho... I'm the lone female in a house full of Rugby playing males!

hate the basins that sit on top as they take up so much space and make the vanity looks so overcowded unless the counter is at least 150cm wide...the upright basin is just waiting to be smacked on the side with a glass or bottle with disastrous results.if the basin is only for hand washing and toothbrushing consider a smaller drop in sink or counter with moulded basin which are both so much more user friendly