Love the look of the vanity and the marble is beutiful! However, it was awful to install. Here are a few tips if you decide to install yourself: 1) Install the faucet prior to mounting the vanity to the wall. It will be MUCH easier having access to the open back. 2) The specs failed to mention the cabinet floor starts 17in off the ground. This was unfortunately the same height as my water valves and drain. I had to make numerous cuts with an oscillating saw to accommodate the pipes and p-trap. Make sure you check this measurement before ordering! Also, FYI, the vanity is built with a mix of real wood and manufactured wood. The cabinet floor and sides are all thin MDF.

So we do love the end result of how our bathroom turned out but it was a NIGHTMARE to install. The countertop does not come off so putting the bathroom faucet and drain in was much more difficult than anticipated. If you have trim in your bathroom as well you are left with three options: 1. Cut out part of the trim where the legs go so it can be closer to the wall leaving less of a gap for the countertop and wall. 2. Cut out part of the legs so it can fit snugly around the trim leaving less of a gap for the countertop and wall. 3. Have a large gap at the countertop and wall and stub your toe every time you go in your bathroom.

Perfect fit for the space we have. The marble top complements the wall tiles. The top is cut for 8” faucet spread which is what we needed. Looks beautiful in the space. Finish on the cabinet is bright white.

Sink itself is small but the vanity is substantial and has a nice amount of counter space.

We have a small bathroom and this sink is the perfect size. The city inspector even liked it and asked where we got it. The only thing that would make this better if there was an option to purchase a Carrera marble backsplash to go with it as the plumbing stuck out farther that the sink connection.