Black & Copper Vanity

Harper Door in Painted Black

The vanity features Bertch Bath’s Harper door style in a rich painted black finish.

Black cabinetry has become one of the most requested finishes for bathrooms because it feels sophisticated, dramatic, and endlessly versatile.

The painted finish is durable enough for daily use and creates striking contrast against the copper hardware and metallic sink.

Black works especially well in bathrooms where you want to create the atmosphere of a spa or luxury hotel.

U-Shaped Sink Base Drawer

Instead of the traditional open cabinet under the sink, this vanity features drawers with a clever U-shaped configuration in the middle.

The cutout allows plumbing (including the P-trap and supply lines) to pass through the middle of the cabinet, giving you functional drawer storage where you’d normally have wasted space or cabinet doors.

You do give up the top drawer to accommodate the plumbing, but you gain two spacious drawers below. It’s a smart upgrade that your plumber will appreciate as much as you do.

Hammered Copper Sink

The square hammered copper sink sits on top of the countertop as a vessel bowl.

The hand-hammered texture catches light beautifully and adds an artisan, handcrafted quality that mass-produced sinks simply can’t match.

Copper naturally develops a patina over time, giving your sink even more character as it ages.

It’s a bold choice that immediately becomes the focal point of the bathroom.

Moen® Vessel Faucet

Pairing the right faucet with a vessel sink is essential.

Traditional faucets sit too low to work with a vessel bowl, which is why this vanity features a Moen® vessel faucet designed specifically for above-counter sinks.

The extra height ensures water flows properly into the elevated basin.

Choosing the wrong faucet style is a common vessel sink mistake, so it’s worth knowing that vessel sinks require vessel-height faucets to function correctly.

MSI Marquina Midnight^® Quartz with Waterfall Edge

The countertop is MSI Marquina Midnight^®, a dramatic black quartz with elegant white veining that mimics luxurious natural marble.

The waterfall edge takes this design to the next level. The quartz doesn’t just sit on top of the cabinet, it wraps down both sides all the way to the floor, creating the visual illusion of legs.

This contemporary detail transforms the vanity into a piece of furniture and gives it a floating, sculptural quality that’s hard to achieve with a standard countertop installation.

Top Knobs Copper Pulls

The cabinet hardware is from Top Knobs in a warm copper finish that echoes the sink and creates cohesive metallic accents throughout the vanity.

Copper hardware has become increasingly popular because it adds warmth to darker cabinets and pairs beautifully with the coppery tones in modern lighting and plumbing fixtures.

The rich color plays off the black perfectly and reinforces the intentional design story.

Lotus Print Tile with Calacatta Gold Black Surround

The backsplash features a stunning lotus print porcelain tile behind the vanity, creating the effect of designer wallpaper.

Surrounding this patterned centerpiece is Calacatta Gold Black porcelain tile in a larger format that frames the design.

Because both tiles are porcelain, they’re waterproof and easy to clean, giving you the marble look without the maintenance concerns of real stone.

Bertch Bath Medallion Mirror

The mirror is Bertch Bath’s Medallion design, chosen specifically because it echoes the patterns and shapes in the tile backsplash.

A mirror is more than a functional item in a bathroom, it’s an opportunity to reinforce your design story.

This medallion style adds another decorative layer that elevates the space and ties everything together beautifully.