Category
Bathroom Vanity
Location
Manhattan, NY
Year
2026
Scope
Floating vanity design, seamless Corian cabinetry, integrated sink, backlit mirror, microcement, installation
A Manhattan bathroom asked the same radical question as the kitchen it sits beside: what is the minimum a vanity needs to be? Seamless white Corian, a single integrated basin, a backlit mirror panel, and microcement walls — a vanity that absorbs attention and returns only the light. Nothing is decorative; everything is resolved.
The vanity is cast from the same Corian as the walls, the joins disappearing entirely so the cabinet reads as part of the architecture rather than an object placed within it. Push-to-open hardware eliminates every visible handle. A single brass tap is the only note of warmth — the one decision the room makes, and it is enough.
Materials
- Seamless Corian vanity and basin
- Backlit mirror panel
- Microcement walls and floor
- Single brass tap
- Push-to-open hardware
Key Features
- Zero-visible-join Corian construction
- Integrated single basin
- Backlit mirror as sole light source
- Handleless push-to-open storage
- Single-material architecture
"There is nothing to look at and everything to feel. The most resolved bathroom I have ever stood in."
Alexander Rhodes
Penthouse, Manhattan