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Bathroom vanity wraps.

Bathrooms date fast and remodels take the room out of use. We wrap vanity cabinets, linen cabinets and built-ins in wood, stone or solid finishes over the existing surface.

Bathroom vanity in a white marble-look finish with brass pulls
What we wrap

Vanities and built-ins.

Cabinet surfaces outside the direct spray of the shower and tub.

Vanity drawer fronts in a white marble-look finish with brushed brass pulls
  • Vanity doorsSingle and double vanities
  • Drawer frontsIncluding edges
  • Side panelsExposed vanity sides
  • Linen cabinetsTall storage and towers
  • Mirror framesFramed mirrors and medicine cabinets
  • Built-insShelving and bathroom millwork
Before & After

Finish previews

AI-generated examples

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Bathroom vanity in a matte sage finish
Bathroom vanity with its original maple finish
BeforeAfter
Two-door vanityMaple to matte sage
Options

Three ways to update a vanity.

Replace

New a vanity

  • Demolition and disposal
  • New material, new install
  • Longest time without the room
Paint

Refinish

  • Sanding, priming, spraying
  • Dust, fumes and dry time
  • Limited to solid colors
Film

Wrap with architectural film

  • Applied over the existing vanity
  • Wood, marble, concrete or solid looks
  • No plumbing or countertop work
  • Written scope and price first
How it works

Four steps, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    Send photos or book a visit. We look at the surfaces, measure and talk through the look you want.

  2. 02

    Finish selection

    Compare 3M DI-NOC, Bodaq and Renuva samples in your light. You get the scope and price in writing.

  3. 03

    Installation

    Surfaces are cleaned and prepped, then film is laid and finished at every edge and corner by hand.

  4. 04

    Walkthrough

    We check every surface with you and go over care before we leave.

FAQ

Bathroom vanity questions

Can film go in a bathroom?

Yes, on cabinet and millwork surfaces. Surfaces in direct contact with standing water, like shower walls, are reviewed case by case at the consultation.

Do you need to remove the sink or countertop?

Film goes on the cabinet faces and panels, so the counter and plumbing normally stay in place.

Can you wrap a vanity with water damage?

Swollen or soft areas have to be repaired first. Film needs a sound surface.

Can I match my tile?

We review samples against your tile, floor and fixtures before you choose.

Can you do every bathroom in a unit?

Yes. Multi-bath homes and rental units can be done in one visit or phased.

How do I get a price?

Schedule a consultation. You get the scope, the finish and the price in writing.

Request Estimate

Tell us what you want to change.

Book a consultation and we'll look at the surfaces, talk through finishes and send a written estimate. Photos of the space help us prepare.

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(808) 649-3456