Australian Bathroom Vanity Trends 2026 — What AU Buyers Specify

900mm Aluminium Floating Vanity — Coastal-Grade Waterproof Body

The bathrooms we are quoting most for Australia in 2026 are the ones closest to the water. On the coast, salt air sits on every surface in the room, and the timber or particleboard edges that survive an inland bathroom are the first thing to swell, lift and delaminate in a beachside apartment — which is exactly what generates the warranty claims importers hate. 900 mm is the width that fills those rooms: wide enough for a genuinely usable basin and two proper drawers, narrow enough to leave the floor and door swing clear in a compact Australian bathroom. So this unit is built around an aluminium body rather than a panel carcass. The cabinet is an extruded 6063-series aluminium frame with sealed welded corners and a cured powder-coat finish inside and out, which means there is no raw cut edge anywhere in the wet zone for moisture to get into, and nothing for salt air to rust. The front is a flat, smooth powder-coated drawer face rather than a ribbed or grooved one, decorated only by a slim brushed-brass bar handle — warm-toned metal that reads as a deliberate accent instead of a chrome mirror. The top is a slim white engineered stone with a white ceramic basin set flush into it, so there is no proud rim for water or cleaner to sit against, and the deck is drilled and cut at the factory so no stone work happens on site. Two soft-close drawers on full-extension runners give the storage a family bathroom actually needs, with the siphon recess cut into the box. MOQ is 20 pieces per model, and because the same body tooling runs 750 mm and 1200 mm versions, a full Australian size ladder quotes as one programme instead of three suppliers.

SKU: FAME-AU-0930 · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available