How do I decide between a wall-hung vanity unit and a floor-standing one for my bathroom?

Think about the feel and storage you want. Wall-hung units create a lighter, more modern look and leave the floor visible for an airy effect, ideal for small ensuites where you might pick a 500–600mm wall-hung unit such as the Regis Forma 600mm. Floor-standing units give a grounded, traditional appearance and often offer more internal storage or plinth space, so an 800mm freestanding oak unit is a reliable choice for a family bathroom. Both styles come in a wide range of finishes, so match the look to your taps and tiles for a cohesive result.

What vanity width and depth should I choose for a cloakroom versus a family bathroom?

For a cloakroom, narrow widths of 400–500mm and shallow depths (200–300mm) work well to save space; a 500mm Artis Centro cloakroom vanity fits neatly without dominating the room. In a family bathroom, aim for wider units, between 800–1200mm, and deeper basins (400–500mm) to provide more workspace and storage, like a Regis Forma 800mm wall-hung or freestanding unit. Check the listed depths and heights so the basin and tap sit comfortably above the unit and you have room for plumbing and storage.

Which finish will be easiest to live with long term: white gloss, wood, fluted or coloured finishes?

White gloss wipes clean easily and brightens small spaces but can show fingerprints and scratches more readily; it’s great if you want a crisp, contemporary look. Wood finishes such as oak or walnut hide wear and add warmth, making them a good choice for family bathrooms. Fluted or textured fronts add depth and conceal marks while creating a designer feel, and bold colours like grey or black give a strong statement but may show water marks unless wiped regularly.

Should I pick an integrated basin, a countertop basin, or a vanity combined with a back-to-wall toilet?

Integrated basins give a neat, easy-clean surface and work well with compact vanity widths like 500–600mm, so they suit busy bathrooms. Countertop basins are more of a design statement and need a wider unit and taller tap, for example a 800–1000mm countertop vanity to balance scale. If you want a unified look and concealed cisterns, a vanity paired with a back-to-wall toilet (you’ll find combined units such as 1120mm or 1720mm Artis Luna options) creates a tidy run of furniture and simplifies visual clutter.

How do I choose the best internal storage layout, drawers, doors, tall cabinets or mirror cabinets?

Drawers are the most practical for everyday items because they give organised, visible storage; many vanities come with soft-close drawers in widths from 500–800mm. Cupboard doors and open shelves suit larger items and folded towels, while tall cabinets (available in heights up to 1900mm) provide linen storage without using wide floor space. Mirror cabinets are perfect for small bathrooms where you need storage and a reflective surface, such as pairing a 600mm vanity with a 600mm mirror cabinet keeps essentials close to the basin.

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