Turner Hastings Vanities

Turner Hastings Bathroom Vanities Buying Guide

Turner Hastings' vanities draw on classic European design, ornate detailing and elegant proportions giving each piece a genuinely timeless quality suited to both a traditional bathroom and a more considered contemporary space wanting a warmer reference point.

A closer look at named ranges

Coventry is the range's flagship, spanning single-bowl vanities at 75cm, 90cm and 120cm, and a genuine 150cm double vanity, each finished with a real white marble top. Evara brings the same heritage design language to a wall hung configuration, at 75cm, 90cm and 120cm, each paired with a genuine real marble top and a choice of above-counter or under-counter basin. Coventry's matching mirror shaving cabinets are available at 60cm, 75cm, 90cm and 120cm. Mayer Shield and Claremont shaving cabinets, both at 800mm x 500mm, round out the storage range in chrome, brushed brass and English bronze.

Choosing freestanding or wall hung

Freestanding vanities, like Coventry, sit on the floor with a genuinely substantial, furniture-like presence, well suited to a traditional or heritage-style bathroom wanting real visual weight. Wall hung vanities, like Evara, mount directly to the wall instead, keeping the same heritage detailing while giving the room a more spacious feel with the floor visible underneath.

Choosing a size

This collection spans 750mm, 900mm, 1200mm and 1500mm. A 750mm vanity suits a smaller bathroom or powder room without sacrificing the range's considered detailing. 900mm and 1200mm cover most main bathrooms, with 1200mm a popular choice for a family bathroom needing genuine storage and counter space. The 1500mm Coventry double vanity suits a larger master bathroom wanting dual basins.

Choosing a top

White marble, on the Coventry range, and real marble, on Evara, both bring genuine natural stone character and veining, a considered material choice that ages well and suits the range's heritage design language.

Choosing a basin configuration

Evara's wall hung vanities pair with either an above-counter basin, sitting on top of the marble for a genuine design statement, or an under-counter basin, giving a more streamlined, seamless benchtop.

What makes Turner Hastings vanities unique?

Turner Hastings vanities combine heritage-inspired design with genuine marble tops and modern soft-close functionality, making them a standout choice for a bathroom that prioritises both elegance and practicality.

Do Turner Hastings vanities include soft-close drawers?

Yes. Turner Hastings vanities are built with soft-close drawers and doors, giving a genuinely quiet, controlled close rather than a standard hinge or runner.

Are Turner Hastings vanities durable?

Yes. These vanities are built with moisture-resistant materials, giving genuine durability in a humid bathroom environment over years of daily use.

Can I pair my vanity with a matching shaving cabinet?

Yes. Turner Hastings offers coordinated shaving cabinets, including the Coventry range in matching sizes, alongside the Mayer Shield and Claremont ranges, to complete a considered, matched bathroom.

What size mirror should I hang above a vanity?

A bathroom mirror should generally be the same width as the vanity, or up to 50mm to 100mm narrower. A 600mm vanity suits a 550mm to 600mm mirror, while a 1200mm double vanity suits a 1100mm to 1200mm mirror or two individual mirrors positioned side by side. Height is flexible, with most bathroom mirrors sitting between 700mm and 900mm tall depending on ceiling height and personal preference.

What types of cabinet handles are available for bathroom vanities?

Bathroom vanity cabinet handles come in bar pulls, knob handles, T-bar pulls, cup pulls and edge pulls for a handle-less drawer look. Bar pulls in 96mm, 160mm and 256mm lengths remain among the most popular in Australian bathrooms for their clean, contemporary appearance, while knobs suit a traditional or Hamptons-style bathroom well.

How do I choose the right handle size for my bathroom vanity drawers and doors?

For a drawer front, handle length should typically be one-third to half the width of the drawer, so a 450mm-wide drawer suits a 150mm to 160mm bar pull. For a taller door, such as on a tallboy, a longer 160mm to 256mm bar pull creates better visual proportion. Checking the hole centre, the distance between the two fixing screws, matters when replacing existing handles to ensure the new handle covers or matches the existing drill holes.

Completing the bathroom

A Turner Hastings vanity is easiest to finalise once the basin and tapware direction are settled, since basin configuration and benchtop cut-outs both depend on those earlier decisions. The Blue Space's Basin Taps and Mirrors collections are worth reviewing alongside a Turner Hastings selection to bring the full bathroom together.