Vanities
Discuss a made-to-fit cabinet that balances counter space, storage and the room's proportions.
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CUSTOM WOODWORK
Made to fit your space.
Custom vanities, built-ins, shelving and trim can give a room the storage and character it needs. Start with the space, what you want it to hold and the nearby finishes it should meet.
Based in Norwood, MA · Serving Norfolk County and surrounding areas
RANDALL REMODELING WORK
A custom vanity, built from scratch.
For this bathroom, Randall Remodeling made a double wood vanity with drawers, open center shelves and space for two vessel sinks. The cabinet was shaped for the room rather than selected from a standard catalog.
Talk about your project
THE WORK
What custom woodwork can include.
Every home and project scope is different. These are useful starting points for a conversation about yours.
Built-ins and shelves
Use wall space more intentionally for books, media, display or everyday storage.
Trim and details
Talk through finish carpentry that relates to the home's existing character.
Picture what could work.
Cabinetry can be designed around the dimensions and routines of a specific room. These images show possible approaches to storage and finish.
A useful mudroom wall
Built-ins for a living room
BEFORE THE FIRST CONVERSATION
The best built-in begins with what it holds.
You do not need all the answers. These questions help us understand the space and the work you are considering.
What belongs here?
Make a simple list of what needs to be stored, displayed or kept within reach.
What are the exact dimensions?
Walls, openings and nearby fixtures determine how a piece can fit the room.
What should it relate to?
Existing trim, flooring, hardware and paint can guide the finish conversation.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Start with what you know.
Send a wide photo of the room, close photos of nearby finishes, rough measurements and examples of storage that would help.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you get started.
Can you build a vanity for an unusual space?
Share the room dimensions, storage needs and photos. Randall Remodeling has built a double vanity from scratch and can discuss a made-to-fit scope.
Do I need a finished drawing first?
No. Photos, rough measurements and examples of what you like are enough to begin discussing the idea.
Can new woodwork relate to existing trim?
Yes, that is a useful part of the planning conversation. Show us the surrounding doors, baseboards and finishes.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
A better home
starts here.
Tell us what you have in mind. A few details and photos help us understand your space and the next step.