Bathrooms Articles
Vanity sizing, sink spacing and the edge and material choices that suit a bathroom differently than a kitchen does. These articles cover single and double vanities, sink types, and the stone choices homeowners lean toward in a bath.
Vessel sink cutouts and faucet holes
A vessel sink changes less about a stone vanity top than almost any other sink: the slab gets a drain hole and a faucet hole, not a bowl-sized cutout. That is…
Read the articleMarble in a Houston bathroom
Marble that would etch within a month next to a Houston stove can look nearly new for years on a bathroom vanity. The same slab behaves very differently depend…
Read the articleShower curbs, jambs and niches in stone
A shower curb, the jambs around the glass and a shampoo niche do not have to be tile. In a stone bathroom they can be cut from the same slab as the vanity top…
Read the articleIntegrated vs undermount bathroom sinks
Run a finger around the rim of most bathroom sinks and you will find a joint where the bowl meets the counter. Whether that joint exists is the difference peop…
Read the articleDouble vanity layouts and sink spacing
A double vanity works or fails on one decision: where the two sinks sit. Standing at the old vanity and walking through a normal morning, who uses which side a…
Read the articleSizing a vanity top for a bathroom remodel
How much sink and counter fits on a 30 inch vanity cabinet without the whole thing feeling cramped? The question matters most in the hall baths of Houston's 19…
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