Bathroom Vanity made with QSWO

[Danl]

My wife and I are planning to remodel our master bathroom in spring 2025.  I completed the building of a new vanity for this room remodel.   We wanted to use material we had left over from the Mission bedroom set.  I only had to purchase three drawer pulls, the ply material for the case, and a can of stain, which I used for a finish sample only.    I made four finish samples which my wife could choice from.  The drawer slides were sent to me by mistake, and they did not need to be returned.  The vanity case is made from ½” and ¾” thick UV birch plywood and the drawers from poplar wood. 

 A good friend loaned me his vacuum press system which I used to help adhere the shop made 1/8” thick veneer pieces to one side panel.  QSWO was used for the case front frame and the drawer fronts.  Each drawer has dovetail joinery, and each drawer is sized to go around the sink plumbing.  The side vertical pieces are 1/8” thick and the front vertical stiles are 1/8” thicker than the front rails to allow for subtle shadow lines.  The finish schedule is transtint medium brown dye, shellac, and SW Sher-Wood Kem Aqua plus.  I am not certain if this design has a name, but I am calling it Modern Arts & Craft.   Thanks for looking.  Danl

 

 

 

 

 

[Gerald]

Good job on a great design

[Grandpadave52]

As always, excellent craftsman Dan. Not only a functional piece but an attractive piece of furniture. The QSWO veneer is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.

[lew]

Love that drawer design!!

[Fred W. Hargis Jr]

That is well done, good idea on the drawers.

[Gordon]

Well done indeed. That is truly something you’re going to enjoy for years to come. 

[Zack]

Nice vanity. Cool idea with the drawers. I don’t think I’ve ever seen an under sink cabinet with drawers.