About this asset

Contemporary open-frame timber bathroom vanity built as a native Revit family with an inset dark basin and integrated corner wall-mounting boards. Constructed as an open-format console, the unit pairs a pale solid timber frame with a heavy charcoal basin inset. Four square upright posts support the upper apron rails, contouring slightly outward at the front edge to cradle the washbasin. Below, a slatted timber bottom shelf provides ventilation and storage for linens or baskets. Integrated vertical boards extend along two adjacent rear edges to act as splash panels and facilitate tight mounting into room corners. The drop-in washbasin features a wide flat rim, deep basin geometry, and a defined internal overflow aperture.

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Designed for seamless integration into Revit architectural and MEP projects, this family places directly onto finish floors with corner alignment against intersecting wall geometry. The native casework parameters allow designers to assign materials to the timber structure, slatted base, and basin surfaces independently. Clean geometry maintains low file overhead, ensuring efficient performance across multi-unit master models, internal elevations, and construction documentation sheets.

Tailored for modern residential powder rooms, compact guest ensuites, and boutique hotel guestrooms, this corner vanity maximizes floor area in challenging layouts. Its exposed framework pairs naturally with wall-mounted brassware, minimalist mirrors, and textured wall tiles. Interior architects routinely specify this configuration when seeking an open washstand, corner basin unit, or slatted wood lavatory console for schematic design through to detailed joinery schedules.