Floating or cabinet-supported?
A floating top needs a coordinated support and fixing design. Share the wall construction and installer’s support arrangement. With cabinetry, include the cabinet width, depth, drawer clearances and exposed ends.
CUSTOM PRODUCTS / MARBLE VANITIES
Floating stone tops, integrated basins and cabinet-supported pieces, made around your layout and selected stone.
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01 / FIT & FUNCTION
Start with the wall or cabinet dimensions and your preferred basin arrangement. These choices define the stone package before a finish or edge is approved.
A floating top needs a coordinated support and fixing design. Share the wall construction and installer’s support arrangement. With cabinetry, include the cabinet width, depth, drawer clearances and exposed ends.
An integrated stone bowl carries the material into the basin. An undermount sink requires the selected sink model and its cut-out details. For either, identify tap position, waste fittings and access for maintenance.
Include overall width and depth, desired top height, bowl positions and the visible apron thickness. Send millimetres or inches. Final dimensions, weight and support requirements are established for the agreed design.
List stone tops, bowls, aprons, returns and any cabinetry separately. Identify taps, wastes and installation work supplied by others, so your quotation describes a clear package.
02 / DESIGN REFERENCES
These pieces show different bowl, deck and front treatments. Each design enquiry carries your selection into the brief.
ANOTHER FORM / CUSTOM DETAILS
The stone continues across the deck, integrated bowl and full vanity body. This order brings pale green, cream and rose movement into a complete bathroom piece.


ANOTHER FORM / CUSTOM DETAILS
Wall-hung vanity tops, integrated double bowls and stone aprons bring the material into focus while keeping the floor visually open. This design setting uses a photographed double-bowl stone piece.


ANOTHER FORM / CUSTOM DETAILS
A side deck brings the basin and landing space into one stone composition. The fluted front adds depth without introducing a second material.


03 / FROM DESIGN TO PRODUCTION
PRODUCTION RECORD / INTEGRATED STONE BASIN
Workshop views show the green veined stone basin, reeded front and wood cabinet, alongside a bowl-depth check. Use these details to develop the dimensions and interfaces for your own vanity.


Start with a floating or cabinet-supported arrangement, then choose an undermount sink or an integrated stone basin. Coordinate the bowl, visible edge, tap position and service access with the room design. List cabinetry, fittings and installation work separately so quotations can be compared on the same scope.
For a single vanity, start with wall dimensions and plumbing. For a hotel or residential development, group units by room type, width, bowl arrangement and handed layout; identify the first unit to review before repeating the design.
04 / MATERIAL DIRECTION
Compare movement, finish and care expectations across the deck, bowl and exposed sides. Request photographs of available stone for your selected design.
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Send a reference, approximate dimensions, quantity and destination. For hotels or developments, group the units by room type and identify the first design to review.
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