Ronbow Vanities Showcase High-End Materials

Since 2002, bathroom furnishings manufacturer Ronbow has been producing luxury vanities in a multitude of styles. The company’s driving force—innovation in design, technology, and manufacturing—is reflected in their steadfast commitment to sourcing only the highest-quality materials. With multiple manufacturing facilities under the brand’s ownership, each vanity is designed and created in-house using CARB-compliant and eco-friendly materials.

Ronbow’s latest collection, Amora, features an unconventional design and multiple storage opportunities. Amora’s avant-garde appeal comes from the shapes and angles of the drawers and doors, presenting an almost puzzle-like appearance when opened. Amora comes in a signature rich navy finish with brushed brass inlay and a classic Carrara white marble top.
 

Forget particleboard and other inexpensive fillers—Ronbow exclusively sources sustainable hardwoods. In a ten-step process, the company’s team of expert artisans finishes each solid wood frame with several coats of low-VOC stains and a waterproof polyurethane topcoat varnish. This final step lends the vanities extra protection against dents and stains.

Learn more about Ronbow’s high quality vanities:
 

With distinctive ornamentation, the traditional Torino offers soft-close doors and easy-access, full-extension drawers—complete with a matching linen hutch.
 

Along with an elegant walnut finish and custom fit ceramic or stone sink top, Juliet also features a matching mirror, medicine cabinet, and wall cabinet.
 

Leonie‘s smooth, tapered form is offered in cinnamon, dark cherry, glossy white, and empire gray finishes with an oval top.
 

The wall-hung Rebecca is customizable for both compact powder rooms or, with the addition of drawer bridges and multiple units, luxurious master suites.
 

Made of water-resistant Strawboard material, Arden is enhanced with modern features including soft-close wood doors and an optional drawer organizer. The vanity was recently selected as a recipient of Architectural Digest’s 2017 Great Design award.