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Timberline Bathroom Vanities and Furniture


Timberline has spent close to two decades designing and building bathroom furniture specifically for Australian conditions, with its Armidale factory combining current manufacturing technology with skilled local tradespeople. Because most pieces are made to order rather than held as fixed stock, the range extends well beyond a standard, one-size-fits-all vanity.

What sets Timberline apart

Timberline's furniture is built from moisture-resistant materials designed specifically to handle a bathroom's daily humidity and steam. Vanities generally include soft-close drawers and fully extending runners, and the basin is typically integrated into the cabinet's overall design, which helps hide plumbing and pipework beneath a clean, finished exterior.

Choosing a vanity configuration

Timberline's vanities span wall-hung (floating) designs, suited to an apartment or smaller bathroom wanting a clean, open feel, and freestanding designs, offering greater stability and extra internal storage volume. Both are available as single-bowl configurations, suited to ensuites, powder rooms and more compact bathrooms, or double-bowl configurations for a family bathroom or busier household. Narrow or slimline options are also available, giving genuine storage without dominating a tighter footprint, well suited to a city apartment or ensuite renovation specifically.

Choosing a benchtop and basin

Timberline offers a genuinely wide choice of vanity top materials, each with its own distinct feel and finish, letting the benchtop suit the household's specific style preference and budget. Nevada's own top options, for instance, include 20mm integrated ceramic, mineral composite and matte dolomite tops, alongside a slab-style surface paired with an above- or under-counter basin. Basins themselves are available across a range of shapes, colours and materials, letting the basin be selected as its own considered design decision rather than a fixed accessory. Recent additions to the basin colour range include Terracotta, Taupe and Ivory tones, alongside an Australian Native woodgrain finish for the cabinetry.

Choosing a shaving cabinet

Timberline's shaving cabinets are built from the same durable, moisture-resistant materials as its vanities, with features including soft-close doors, ample internal storage, adjustable shelving, the option to semi-recess the cabinet into the wall, and optional under-cabinet lighting.

Completing the bathroom

A Timberline vanity, shaving cabinet or basin is easiest to finalise once the room's tiling and tapware direction are settled, since finish and basin configuration both depend on those earlier decisions. The Blue Space's Tiles and Bathroom Accessories collections are worth reviewing alongside a Timberline selection to bring the full bathroom together.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Timberline?

Timberline is an Australian bathroom furniture brand best known for its vanities and mirrored bathroom storage. The brand focuses on cabinetry built for wet-area use, with moisture-resistant board construction and a range of finishes designed to suit both budget renovations and more considered fitouts.

What products does Timberline make?

Timberline's range centres on bathroom vanities in various sizes and cabinet styles, along with shaving cabinets and mirrored storage units. For vanities specifically, see the Timberline vanities collection, or the Nevada range for that particular vanity line. For mirrored storage, see Timberline shaving cabinets.

What sizes are Timberline vanities available in?

Timberline vanities are made across the standard Australian width range, generally 600mm to 1500mm or more in 300mm steps, in both wall hung and floor standing formats. Specific sizing and configuration for each range varies, so it's worth checking the individual vanity collection rather than assuming one width is available across every finish.

What cabinet material does Timberline use?

Timberline builds its cabinetry on a moisture-resistant board carcass, which matters in a bathroom setting since standard particleboard can swell and delaminate when exposed to humidity and splashing over time. This construction approach is standard across the brand's vanities and shaving cabinets rather than limited to a single premium range.

Does Timberline make both wall hung and floor standing vanities?

Yes, the brand offers vanities in both formats across its range. Wall hung suits smaller bathrooms or ensuites where floor space and easy cleaning matter most, while floor standing suits bathrooms wanting deeper storage without needing wall blocking installed. Installation requirements differ between the two, covered in more detail on the bathroom vanities hub.

Are Timberline products suited to renovations or new builds?

Both. Timberline's standard sizing and mix of wall hung and floor standing options make the range straightforward to specify for a renovation working within an existing plumbing layout, and just as workable for a new build where the rough-in can be set to match the chosen vanity from the start.