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Delilah 36" Single Vanity in Seaside Oak with 3 cm White Zeus Quartz Top
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Our Delilah 36" Single Vanity in Seaside Oak with 3 cm White Zeus Quartz Top keeps things simple, but thoughtfully designed. Its white oak frame, finished in a warm, coastal-inspired tone, pairs naturally with gently tapered legs and handwoven cane panels for a relaxed, textured look. Inside, there's space for more than just the everyday: clever compartments, a removable organizer, a discreet built-in USB and power outlet, a full-extension drawer above and an open lower shelf below with room to store or style, depending on what the day calls for.
Why You'll Love This Vanity:
- Compact 36" width fits comfortably in smaller bathrooms
- High-grade quartz-based countertop in polished, pristine white
- Silestone® surface cleans easily and repels stains & mildew
- Integrated single undermount sink made of white porcelain
- Doors fitted with cutout pulls and adjustable soft-close hinges
- English dovetail drawers glide on soft-close undermount slides
- Brushed aluminum laminate makes drawer bottoms extra durable
- Premium coating inside and out for lasting UV and moisture resistance
- Pre-drilled for 8” widespread faucet installation*
*Faucet not included
Colors, textures, and sizes may vary slightly between tile batches due to natural manufacturing variations. We recommend ordering a sample for clear representation and purchasing sufficient overage. Learn more.
This product may expose you to chemicals, including crystalline silica, known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
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White Oak and Natural Cane
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