The Element is a wide floating vanity in warm oak slab fronts — handle-less drawers, an integrated white sink-counter, and a marble feature wall above.
With no pulls to interrupt them, the drawer fronts read as a single band of oak. Push-to-open hardware keeps the face clean.
The integrated sink and counter are one piece, so there’s no rim to keep clean — a minimal look that suits the marble backdrop.
Install photo, digitally staged.
At a Glance
| Configuration | Floating single-sink vanity |
| Cabinetry | Oak slab fronts, push-to-open |
| Details | Integrated one-piece sink & counter |
| Best for | Ensuite & powder rooms with a feature wall |
Questions about this design
How do handle-less drawers open?
Push-to-open mechanisms — press the front and the drawer releases. No hardware to catch towels or robes.
What is an integrated sink?
Sink and countertop formed as one seamless piece: no mounting rim, no silicone joint, easier to keep clean.
Will oak fronts suit a wet room?
The fronts are oak-finish moisture-resistant panels engineered for bathrooms — the warmth of wood without its swelling.