Bathroom Vanity Systems

Refined Through Detail.
Built for Daily Use.

Efficient storage, durable materials, and carefully considered finishes come together in Maple Haus vanity systems. Designed and manufactured in South Florida for multifamily developments, custom residences, and hospitality environments.

Everyday Performance

Storage, Proportion
& Practical Detail.

A bathroom vanity needs to make good use of limited space while accommodating fixtures, storage, and frequent daily use. Cabinet proportions, material choices, and access all contribute to how well it functions.

Maple Haus develops vanity systems that bring these considerations together, balancing the requirements of the building with the experience of the people using it.

Modern floating bathroom vanity casework featuring horizontal walnut woodgrain drawers, open towel storage niche, integrated LED under-counter illumination, and circular backlit mirror in a Miami luxury residence.

Multifamily Bathrooms

Custom Residential Bathrooms

Function in the Details

A Closer Look at the Vanity.

The usefulness of a vanity extends beyond its visible surfaces. Storage arrangements, cabinet construction, hardware, and edge details work together to support everyday use.

Photorealistic architectural wood slat wall paneling with integrated LED lighting channels (CSI Section 06 41 00).
Bathroom Material Selection

Selected for Moisture,
Wear & Daily Use.

Bathroom conditions place particular demands on cabinetry. Material and assembly choices must consider humidity, splashes, cleaning, and frequent handling alongside the desired finish.

Maple Haus combines material selection with manufacturing details to support long-term vanity performance. Finishes are reviewed for the intended application and coordinated with the bathroom’s overall palette.

Close-up detail of CNC-machined fluted ribbed wood paneling for custom architectural cabinetry doors and island cladding.
Photorealistic European frameless kitchen cabinetry with natural oak TFL doors, PUR edgebanding, and quartz counters.
Design Integration

Designed as Part of the Architecture.

Kitchen systems are coordinated with the elements around them—from appliances and countertops to lighting, storage requirements, wall conditions, and adjacent finishes.

Sink Position

Countertop Interface

Plumbing Access

Opening Clearances

Wall Connections

Finish Transitions

From Bathroom Plans to Production

Consistency Across the Vanity Package.

Multifamily projects bring multiple bathroom layouts and quantities into one scope. Clear documentation connects those requirements with material approvals, fabrication, and delivery.

Maple Haus supports that process through shop drawings, local manufacturing, quality control, and coordinated logistics—maintaining continuity from the approved design through project execution.

Maple Haus commercial estimator reviewing architectural floor plans and millwork takeoff blueprints alongside material finish swatches for South Florida construction project.

Layouts & Shop Drawings

Heavy-duty garage storage locker cabinets manufactured with moisture-resistant TFL panels and PUR moisture-sealed edgebanding.

Materials & Fabrication

Maple Haus quality control specialist inspecting factory-assembled stretch-wrapped modular cabinet box carcass on shipping pallet at Miami fabrication facility.

Assembly & Quality Control

Two-tone contemporary kitchen with walnut TFL lower cabinets, matte white frameless uppers, and waterfall quartz island.

Delivery Coordination

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