The Capsule fits a full vanity into a powder room — a light-oak floating unit with a deep drawer whose fitted dividers organise everything the small room needs.
The drawer is the trick: one deep pull-out with fitted compartments replaces a cabinet’s worth of shelf clutter in a fraction of the depth.
Wall-mounting frees floor area beside the toilet, making the smallest room in the house feel deliberately designed rather than squeezed.
Install photo, digitally staged.
At a Glance
| Configuration | Compact floating vanity |
| Cabinetry | Light oak, integrated sink |
| Details | Deep drawer with fitted dividers |
| Best for | Powder rooms & small baths |
Questions about this design
How shallow can a vanity go?
Compact builds work at reduced depths with basins to match — made to measure means the cabinet meets the room, not the other way around.
Where does storage go in a powder room?
Into organised drawers rather than open shelves: dividers keep spares, cleaning items and toiletries in one pull-out.
Is a floating unit sturdy in a small room?
Yes — it mounts to structural fixing points and carries the same load rating as our full-size vanities.