Oasis pairs two woodgrains on one floating vanity — a walnut-tone frame around light-oak drawer stacks — under a full-width counter with twin vessel sinks and LED-lit mirrors.
The vanity floats clear of the floor, which keeps a family bathroom feeling open and makes cleaning underneath simple. Drawer stacks flank a central bank so each side of the double sink gets its own storage.
Two-tone cabinetry lets the vanity read as furniture: the darker frame anchors the room while the lighter fronts keep it bright. Everything is built to the wall’s exact width, so no filler strips.
Install photo, digitally staged.
At a Glance
| Configuration | Floating double-sink vanity |
| Cabinetry | Two-tone woodgrain — walnut frame, light oak fronts |
| Details | Vessel sinks, LED-backlit mirrors |
| Best for | Family & primary bathrooms |
Questions about this design
Can a floating vanity hold real storage?
Yes — this build carries full-depth drawers across its width. Floating just means the cabinet is wall-mounted; the drawer boxes are the same as a floor-standing unit.
Is woodgrain cabinetry OK in a bathroom?
The fronts are moisture-resistant engineered panels with a woodgrain finish — made for humid rooms, unlike raw wood veneer.
Can I mix two finishes on one vanity?
That’s the point of this design — any two finishes from the same panel range can be combined, typically a darker frame with lighter fronts.