Reeded Vanity with Matte Cultured Marble Top

Bathroom Showroom Spotlight

This Bertch Bath vanity showcases some of the most exciting design directions in bathroom cabinetry right now.

From the reeded door texture to the mixed-metal hardware pairing, every element is thoughtfully chosen to create a space that feels fresh and personality-filled rather than predictable.

Bertch Bath Reedlyn Door in Cashew

The vanity features Bertch Bath’s brand new Reedlyn door style in Alder wood with a Cashew finish.

Reeded (also called fluted) cabinetry has exploded in popularity because the vertical texture adds depth, visual interest, and a tactile quality.

The Cashew finish is a warm, natural tone that lets the wood grain and reeded detail take center stage.

Alder is a beautiful hardwood with subtle grain and consistent color, making it the perfect species to showcase the reeded texture.

Close-up of two wooden cabinet doors with vertical grooves on a Navy Vanity, featuring modern, elongated gold and black handles attached side by side in the center.

Matte Cultured Marble with Integrated Sink

The countertop is matte cultured marble in a thicker profile than standard vanity tops, giving it a more substantial, custom appearance that elevates the entire vanity.

The matte finish is another on-trend detail, offering a soft, contemporary look that’s less reflective than traditional polished surfaces.

The traditional rectangular sink bowl is integrated directly into the countertop as one continuous piece, making cleanup incredibly easy because water and debris flow smoothly into the sink without a rim to catch anything.

Modern bathroom sink with a matte black faucet, white countertop, navy vanity, and a metal cup holding a toothbrush in the corner.

Mixed-Metal Hardware: Gold with Matte Black Backplates

This vanity features hardware that combines two metals in one piece.

The gold pulls sit against matte black backplates, creating a designer detail you don’t often see in standard hardware.

This intentional mixed-metal approach adds visual weight, makes the hardware feel like a design element rather than just a functional necessity, and gives the vanity a beachy, sophisticated character.

Close-up of light wood cabinet doors, part of a modern navy vanity, featuring two types of metal handles: a round gold knob with a black accent and a long gold pull with a black base. The doors have vertical grooved patterns.

Arch-Top Frameless Mirror

The mirror is a Bertch Bath frameless design with an arch top.

Arch shapes have become one of the most popular mirror silhouettes because they soften the hard lines of rectangular vanities and add architectural interest.

The frameless design keeps the focus on the shape itself and prevents any competing visual weight with the reeded doors below.

It’s a subtle upgrade from a standard rectangular mirror that makes a significant impact.

A modern bathroom mirror with a rounded top edge is mounted on a wooden wall beside a small plant in a pot and a black faucet, creating a sophisticated look when paired with a navy vanity.

Tall Linen Cabinet with Adjustable Shelves

The matching tall linen cabinet features adjustable shelves inside, letting you customize the storage for exactly what you need.

Use it entirely for stacked towels, mix in decorative baskets for a more curated look, or configure it for larger items like extra toiletries and cleaning supplies.

Adjustable shelves mean the cabinet grows and changes with your needs over time rather than locking you into a fixed configuration.

An open wooden cabinet with four empty shelves and a metal handle, featuring a light wood interior and the inside of the door on the right—perfect for complementing a Navy Vanity in any modern bathroom or dressing area.

Ready to Update Your Vanity?

Let’s create a vanity with on-trend textures, bold hardware choices, and thoughtful details that fit your style.

We’ll help you choose finishes, countertops, hardware, and mirrors to bring your vision to life.

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