Navy Blue Double Vanity and Bathroom Storage in a Foshan Home

The navy floating double vanity anchors the main bathroom in this Foshan home. A straight run accommodates two basins and warm-toned taps below a wide backlit mirror. Red open niches interrupt the dark fronts, giving everyday items a separate visible place while the closed drawers keep the longer cabinet line calm. The new angled photograph makes the basin spacing and the relationship between mirror, niches and vanity easier to judge than the frontal view alone.

The wider bathroom photograph places the fitted vanity beside the bathtub and shower screen, so the page shows the cabinet in its room rather than only as a product close-up. A second, smaller washroom uses a compact vanity beside the toilet. These are two different storage arrangements within the same home: one built around a double basin, the other around the limited space of a secondary bathroom. The archive does not record measured clearances, a finish code or tested waterproofing performance.

A pale green-and-white fitted kitchen with tall oven cabinets appears in the same project archive. It establishes that the photographed scope extends beyond the bathrooms, but its colour and function are separate from the navy vanity. This case is therefore organised around the double-vanity decision, with the kitchen kept as a clearly identified same-home supporting view. No completion year or unphotographed room is inferred from the images.