Today I’d like to continue the topic of bathroom vanities, sink cabinets and countertops, which are a must for every bathroom. Industrial décor is very popular today, and not only in masculine spaces but also for family homes. Industrial bathrooms are usually with details or touches of modern or minimalist, or vintage or rustic styles. A bathroom vanity will definitely help you to express this mix of styles that you’ve chosen, so make or buy it carefully to perfectly fit the space. Wanna see some examples that work best of all in industrial bathrooms?
Concrete
Concrete is one of the most popular industrial materials ever, it’s very affordable, it can be DIYed and it’s very durable, which is especially important for often used spaces like a kitchen or a bathroom. Concrete can be combined with wood or metal pipes for a gorgeous industrial look, and you can go for open shelving of metal and towel hangers.
A concrete vanity on metal legs can be DIYed, and it will be very durable.
an all-concrete bathroom with the same vanity and wooden details.
Concrete and metal bathroom vanity with a stone sink and an open shelf.
dark metal vanity with a concrete countertop.
A floating concrete vanity looks great on a rustic wood accent wall. (Dane Cronin Photography).
This minimalist contemporary gray bathroom looks great with an industrial vanity. (De Heren van Sfeer bvba Geert-Jan Maillé).
Concrete and wood bathroom vanity with an open shelf.
Gold bathroom fixtures looks amazing on concrete. (Studio McGee).
Dark metal and concrete bathroom vnaity with open shelving.
A minimalist concrete vanity looks great by an exposed brick wall. (CONTENT Architecture).
Concrete and warm natural wood is the mix that always works. (ConcreteWorks East).
Wood
Wood is the most popular material for any bathroom vanities including industrial ones. A wooden vanity depending on its look may give your bathroom a slight rustic or vintage touch, it will definitely soften any bathroom décor. Take a cool wooden vanity with drawers and open shelving for towels or towel hangers. Choose wooden cabinetry with metal or pipe detailing to make the look more industrial, or go for a concrete top, which is also a good solution cause of its durability.
A galvanized bathroom sink on a wooden countertop with black pipe legs.
A stone and reclaimed wood vanity with open shelving inside.
Dark stained reclaimed wood vanity with a shelf underneath.
A repurposed vintage console table works well as a vanity. (ML Interior Designs).
Dark stained reclaimed wood vanity with an open shelf has also a rustic feel.
This double reclaimed wood vanity features lots of spacious drawers and looks amazing by a pure white wall. (Cummings Architects).
Dark stained wooden and metal pipe vanity with baskets instead of drawers.
Black countertop looks great on a wooden vanity with lots of drawers and storage baskets. (Timothy Godbold Ltd).
Light reclaimed wood countertop on metal legs with a black metal sink.
Raw edge countertop with a metal sink and metal cabinets underneath.
Reclaimed wood and black pipes countertop for a chic industrial bathroom.
Reclaimed wood bathroom vanity with metal details and the same mirror.
Rough wood countertop and a stone sink make a cool combo.
Rustic industrial bathroom with a drak stained reclaimed wood vanity and a shelf for storage.
Rustic reclaimed wood bathroom vanity with metal handles and an open shelf.
Simple open vanity shelving system with a small vessel sink.
Wooden countertop, a concrete vanity with drawers.
Vintage distressed wooden cabinet with a white countertop.
Singer sewing machine stand as bathroom sink basin is a unique and eye-catchy idea.
Reclaimed wood countertop with concrete sinks and baskets.
Rustic industrial dark stained wood vanity with baskets and a contrasting top.
Metal
Industrial style is perhaps the only one where you can get a metal vanity or countertop and it will look organic and stylish, besides, metal is rather durable, especially with right finishes. Combine it with wood for a softer look or rock a metal surface to make the bathroom look more edgy. If you want to add a rustic feel to this vanity, choose corrugated metal as the material for it and for the sink, too.
Black metal bathroom vanity with pipes for hanging towels.
Corrugated metal bathroom vanity.
A mix of concrete and steel works as a charm. (Work Shop Denver).
This minimalist metal vanity looks great surrounded by exposed brick walls. (Kimberly).
Metal and wood bathroom vanity on casters looks vintage and industrial.
Iron pipes is a great base for an industrial vanity.
Reclaimed wood and metal painted in grey is a perfect mix for an industrial vanity. (ACQUIRE).
Metal and wood bathroom vanity with an open shelf.
Stone
Stone is a great idea cause of durability and its chic look. Add metal legs and your chic and durable vanity is ready, such a combo of textures will always look great, even in the simplest bathroom. You can also go for a wooden or metal cabinet with a stone countertop for durability, it looks cool.
A stone vanity with wooden cabinets underneath for a masculine bathroom.
Black and white industrial bathroom features a honed black marble floating dual vanity accented with built in polished nickel towel bars and square undermount sinks.
Reclaimed wood, pipes and a stone countertop vanity for a bathroom.
Stone vanity on metal legs with a glass shelf underneath.
A stone slab vanity with an integreated sink definitely looks raw and industrial. (North Fork Builders of Montana, Inc.).