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What do you think is the best combo for a sink vanity, mirror above sink and an extra cabinet? I need all 3 for the new bathroom. Chat Icon

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Try to copy this...
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This first is the vanity we want. The 2nd 2 are mirrors. The last 2 are cabinets.

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LOVE the vanity but i would go w/ a "softer" mirror. since the vanity has hard lines, try an oval mirror. scour antique stores, home goods or target for a antiquey looking mirror. IMO, the ones you posted are very heavy. in re: to the cabinet, i would also look for something that isn't so "heavy" looking. mabe a wall cabinet w/ a towel bar.

how big is the bath?

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LOVE the vanity but i would go w/ a "softer" mirror. since the vanity has hard lines, try an oval mirror. scour antique stores, home goods or target for a antiquey looking mirror. IMO, the ones you posted are very heavy. in re: to the cabinet, i would also look for something that isn't so "heavy" looking. mabe a wall cabinet w/ a towel bar.

how big is the bath?

Good advice. It might be hard to find matching wood colors though, no? Not sure of the bathroom size but isn't isnt huge. Its a Levitt home main bathroom.

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Karissa,
We got our vanity at Jembro in Massapequa. Although we didnt buy it, they sell a matching mirror for $70.
Our vanity costed $299. It came with the cabinet, sink, plumbing, and Faucet. The cabinet is a dark wood, with a Marble top, and Antique Faucet.
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Karissa,
We got our vanity at Jembro in Massapequa. Although we didnt buy it, they sell a matching mirror for $70.
Our vanity costed $299. It came with the cabinet, sink, plumbing, and Faucet. The cabinet is a dark wood, with a Marble top, and Antique Faucet.
Here it is:

I like it. Do they have a lot of different styles?

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I think there are about 7 or 8 different models and sizes
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Karissa if you don't mind me asking - who are you having redo your bathroom? Approximately how much is the estimate?

I love the vanity you chose with the oval mirror.

Good luck!

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Karissa if you don't mind me asking - who are you having redo your bathroom? Approximately how much is the estimate?

I love the vanity you chose with the oval mirror.

Good luck!

Hey girl. It is actually my friends father who is doing it as a favor to us. I'm not sure of the price yet but I think he will give us a decent price. He did another of our friends bathrooms too and hers was around $8000 total. I'll let you knw though. Chat Icon

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Karissa if you don't mind me asking - who are you having redo your bathroom? Approximately how much is the estimate?

I love the vanity you chose with the oval mirror.

Good luck!

Hey girl. It is actually my friends father who is doing it as a favor to us. I'm not sure of the price yet but I think he will give us a decent price. He did another of our friends bathrooms too and hers was around $8000 total. I'll let you knw though.

Thanks!!! I am sure it is going to be beautiful.

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LOVE the vanity but i would go w/ a "softer" mirror. since the vanity has hard lines, try an oval mirror. scour antique stores, home goods or target for a antiquey looking mirror. IMO, the ones you posted are very heavy. in re: to the cabinet, i would also look for something that isn't so "heavy" looking. mabe a wall cabinet w/ a towel bar.

how big is the bath?

Good advice. It might be hard to find matching wood colors though, no? Not sure of the bathroom size but isn't isnt huge. Its a Levitt home main bathroom.

you don't have to match the wood. personally, i like to mix and match. look for a mirror w/ an interesting design. something that matches the hardware or vanity surface. these might be a little ornate but i like the shape and style.

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