Bathroom Vanity & Countertop

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Once upon a time, cabinets were built on site by trim carpenters. Today, that's true only for the highest-end units. Most cabinets are now made in shops or factories, where the environment is ideal for controlling wood quality and craftsmanship.

Weigh these 3 factors when choosing a stone countertop material.

This week, we’re bringing in some modern elements to add grandmillenial style to Chelsea’s mid-century main bathroom.

Thelma asks, “The cultured marble vanity top in my bathroom looks dull and lifeless. What can I do to restore the shine?”

The use of abrasive cleaners or wear over time can dull the finish on cultured marble. Read on for some tips on how to bring back the shine.

Watch this video for tips on what to look for when buying replacement hinges for the kitchen or bathroom cabinets in your home.

Need bathroom design ideas? Check out this bathroom makeover on a budget. We take it from 1970s to farmhouse fabulous!

When choosing a vanity for your bathroom the doors should go to the top of the cabinet to provide more room and remember not to have a middle style in the cabinet because it will restrict access. Watch this video to find out more.

deLancey asks, “Which would be better to use for flat door panels on a painted bathroom vanity – MDF, plywood, or solid wood?”

All three make good materials for painted cabinets, but one stands out for use in a bathroom. Read on to find out which one is best.