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$7,675.00$4,565.00
ViewThe Mulholland Single Vanity is a luxury bathroom fixture designed by Thomas Bina and Ronald Sasson. It is distinguished by its fluid silhouette with radius corners and vertical surfaces featuring individually applied reeds of wire-brushed solid American white oak. The vanity comes as a set with a choice of a 1⅛"-thick solid marble, travertine, or quartz countertop and a premium-quality ceramic undermount basin (available in rectangular or oval shapes). It features three soft-close drawers with integrated finger pulls and a removable back to accommodate various plumbing setups.
- Individually applied reeds of wire-brushed solid American white oak
- Radius corners for a fluid silhouette
- Three soft-close drawers with integrated finger pulls
- Customizable 1⅛"-thick solid marble, travertine or quartz countertop
- Includes premium-quality ceramic undermount basin (rectangular or oval)
- Matte surface with visible grain
Details
- Category
- Bathroom Vanities
- Pattern
- Texture
- Furniture Fixture Material
- Oak wood, Plywood, Marble
- Lumber Wood Type
- Oak wood
- Faucet Hole Configuration
- 3-hole widespread, Single center hole, No holes
- Wood Finish
- Solid wood, Engineered (plywood/MDF)
- Sink Material
- Ceramic
- Materials
- American white oak, Marble, Travertine, Quartz, Ceramic, Engineered hardwood
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This RH bathroom vanity is sold by 1 retailer for $4,565.00. It's currently on sale (up to 41% off). Available at rh.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, it's currently in stock.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Individually applied reeds of wire-brushed solid American white oak, Radius corners for a fluid silhouette, Three soft-close drawers with integrated finger pulls, Customizable 1⅛"-thick solid marble, travertine or quartz countertop, and Includes premium-quality ceramic undermount basin (rectangular or oval).
- What is it made of?
- It's made of american white oak, marble, travertine, quartz, ceramic, and engineered hardwood.
- What's its pattern?
- Its pattern is texture.
- What's its lumber/wood type?
- Its lumber/wood type is oak wood.