Experience and explore a Blum Showroom near you. Our two New Zealand showroom's in Auckland and Christchurch house a wide range of products along with Blum's latest innovations. All our kitchen, wardrobe, bathroom and other displays are filled with storage goods so you can see exactly how items could be arranged in your own home. Try everything out, make comparisons, learn about innovations, all in a relaxed environment at one of Blum's inspirational showrooms – no appointment necessary just pop in weekdays 9 - 4.30. If you have kitchen plans already and want to Test Drive your Kitchen with our movable one-to-one scale modules, please use the ‘Contact Me’ button to book an Auckland appointment.

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I didn't like any of the stock standard vanities I saw being sold. By chance I happened to see a second hand vanity being sold on FB so I brought it ( see photo). I liked its shape and solid profile but didn't like its colour. I took it to a auto car spray painter and had them spray paint it in Benjamin Moore Kendall Charcoal (a greige grey). They did an awesome paint job with a mirror like finish. I brought a piece of primestone (marble look) for the top, two small towel rails to be fixed in the underside of the vanity that is sticking out so I can hang hand towels on either side. I brought a new tap for it (but kept the vessel basin). I ordered in some new legs for it online because I didn't like the legs on it (see below). Its currently at a joiners getting put together. I've actually enjoyed the process of pulling it all together. Sure by the time it has been put together I probably would have spent the same amount that it would have cost me to do a custom vanity however I think there is something to be said for re-using something a second time round rather than buying into consumerism that abounds us. All up I've spent $1,074 NZD for the vanity, the spray paint job, new legs from www.prettypegs.com, the new towel rails from Reece Plumbing & buying a new Elementi tap. That doesn't include the joiners costs - yet. I needed storage in my vanity. This one fit the bill for me. Good luck with what you choose to do! I am doing a bathroom remodel as well and enjoying it.