Bathroom Vanity Albasia Bluewash

• The bluewash finish gives the wood a weathered, coastal depth, with lighter rubbed edges and darker panels visible in the photo.
• Two open shelves keep everyday pieces easy to reach, from hand towels to baskets and jars.
• The lower drawers offer a more contained place for smaller bathroom essentials.
• Scroll details at the shelf corners soften the straight frame, adding ornament without making the piece feel heavy.
• The planked back and sides bring texture to the inside of the cabinet, so it looks considered even when partly filled.

The cabinet is made from Albasia wood, a pale tropical hardwood used in furniture for its lightness and even grain. The bluewash finish leaves the character of the wood visible rather than covering it completely, giving the piece a lived-in tone with a calm, coastal feel.

The cabinet measures 120 cm high, 66.7 cm wide and 40 cm deep, and weighs 16 kg. The two lower drawers each measure 9.5 cm high, 24 cm wide and 24.6 cm deep. No basin or taps are shown in the product image, so plan it as a bathroom storage cabinet unless your installer adapts it for a specific vanity setup.

Place it where the wood has space to breathe, away from standing water and constant splashing. Use the open shelves for objects you like to see, then keep smaller items tucked into the drawers to make morning and evening routines feel less cluttered.

Wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth, then dry the surface straight away. As with natural wooden bathroom furniture, good ventilation matters, especially in rooms with regular steam.

Albasia is closely associated with Indonesian furniture making, where its pale grain takes stains and washes well. A colour-wash finish sits between paint and bare wood: it brings pigment and mood, while still letting texture show through. In a bathroom, that balance is useful. The piece brings the easy calm of coastal and Japandi-inspired interiors, but keeps enough carved detail to feel warm and personal rather than stark.

This suits someone setting up a slower, more tactile bathroom, especially in a home that favours natural materials over clinical surfaces. It makes a thoughtful housewarming or renovation gift where the recipient has space for a freestanding storage piece.