Bathroom Vanity Whitewashed Albasia Wood 66.7cm Wide

• The whitewashed finish keeps the look light, fresh and easy to place with pale walls, stone, ceramic or brushed metal.
• Albasia wood gives the vanity a natural surface, with the gentle character of timber rather than a flat painted block.
• It suits bathrooms that lean coastal, minimal or softly rustic, where texture matters as much as storage.
• The drawer gives daily essentials a proper home, keeping the visible surface calmer and less crowded.
• Its tall, narrow proportion brings presence without making the room feel heavy.

The vanity is made from Albasia wood, a pale tropical timber often used for furniture where a lighter visual weight is wanted. The whitewashed finish keeps the wood feeling bright while allowing a softer, more natural impression than solid opaque paint.

Use the drawer for the things that usually gather around a basin: cloths, brushes, skincare, hand towels or quiet extras for the evening routine. The top surface can be styled simply, with only the pieces you want to see.

Wood furniture in a bathroom needs a little care. Wipe away splashes, avoid leaving standing water on the surface, and keep the room ventilated after showers or baths.

Clean with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners and abrasive pads, which can mark the finish.

Albasia is valued in furniture for its lightness, pale tone and even grain, which makes it well suited to washed finishes. In a bathroom, that matters: the wood brings an organic note to a space often shaped by cold, hard surfaces. This piece comes from Indonesia, where Albasia is widely used in home furniture, especially where a bright, relaxed look is wanted rather than the density of darker hardwoods.

Overall dimensions: 120 cm high, 66.7 cm wide and 40 cm deep. Drawer dimensions: 9.5 cm high, 24 cm wide and 24.6 cm deep. Weight: 16,000 g.

Material: Albasia wood. Finish: whitewashed. Origin: Indonesia. Range: Albasia Bathroom Cabinets.

A thoughtful choice for a new home, a bathroom renovation or someone creating a slower, more natural space. It feels practical, but still personal, the kind of piece that changes how a room is used every morning.