Kristi and I had an addition added on to our home, our contractor, Chris of Graves Design and Remodeling was awesome and we are very happy with our new sunroom/ conservatory :). Chris took note of some of my woodworking and when he needed a rush job for 2 custom vanities, he gave me a call. It turns out that due to Covid or perhaps a ship stuck in a canal or any number of crazy factors, the vanities that his client wanted could not be had. Chris sent me some images from web sites of the needed vanities and I went to work.
The Plan: The first vanity needed a reclaimed barn-wood look while the second was to be darker and more modern. I made both from furniture grade plywood and actual walnut or reclaimed barn wood (white oak).
Reclaimed wood vanity 
Reclaimed wood vanity Drawer 
Walnut vanity
I was able to get some very nice walnut and maple plywood. The maple plywood would later be treated with Varathane Wood Accelerator to get that natural weathered look
Walnut Plywood 
Maple Plywood 
The real deal, old barn wood
Photos from the vanity that needed the rustic look:
The legs are 100% barn wood 
Mortis and tenon joinery 
6.5 degree offset 
yup, to plan 
need some drawers 
not the easiest drawer to build… 
the drawer will close around the plumbing 
top drawer is fake 
need handles 
how about notches 
here you see it after applying the Varathane wood accelerator
Graves Design did the install 
this drawer!
Here are some of the photos from the walnut vanity:
love my table saw 
walnut trim 
6.5 offset legs 
Graves Design did the install and complete remodel of both bathrooms 
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