BH | Studio Stamford Slatted 30-Inch Wall-Mount Vanity

Slatted wood was one of the quiet signatures of Scandinavian modern design at mid-century, and British homes took it up with enthusiasm in the 1950s and 60s, on sideboards, room dividers and wall-hung cabinets. Brought into the bathroom of an old English stone town like Stamford, it makes a hardworking cabinet look as considered as anything else in the house.

Thirty inches wide, it sits comfortably on the wall of a standard bathroom. Two stacked full-extension drawers slide clear of the cabinet, makeup and medicines up top, the hair dryer and hand towels below. The slatted front runs edge to edge in a wood grain in Hazel or Almond over an engineered wood case. On top, a one-piece ceramic counter and basin in Jet or White carries three holes for an 8-inch widespread faucet, which is not included, so you can pick the finish you like. Hung on the wall, it leaves the floor open beneath, and assembly is required.

Use it in a hall bathroom, a guest bath that doubles as the everyday one, or a basement bathroom being brought up to date. The ceramic top gives a crisp edge to the slats: pair it with charcoal hexagon floor tile, a bronze faucet, a mirror in a slim wood frame and a stack of oatmeal waffle towels. This listing is for one vanity cabinet with its ceramic top and basin; faucet not included.