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Turner Hastings Vanities Buying Guide


Turner Hastings vanities pair solid rubberwood cabinets with real Carrara marble tops, in two ranges: the floor-standing Coventry and the wall hung Evara. Turner Hastings is an Australian family-owned business known for European-designed fireclay sinks, baths and tapware, and its vanities follow the same classic approach. The collection also includes matching mirror shaving cabinets, so it suits heritage, Hamptons and soft contemporary bathrooms where the vanity is meant to look like a piece of furniture.

What is the difference between Coventry and Evara vanities?

The Coventry stands on the floor and has panelled solid rubberwood doors, soft curved corners and a satin white polyurethane finish, with a Carrara marble top sourced from Italy. It includes a white gloss under-counter ceramic basin, Blum soft-close hardware and knob handles in matte black or chrome. The Evara is wall hung with a curved front, a rubberwood carcase and a Carrara marble top. It comes in White, Volcanic Ash and Aegean Blue, with an under-counter or above-counter basin, and has easy pull edges so it needs no handles. Both include a 100mm marble splashback.

What sizes are Turner Hastings vanities?

Both ranges come in 750mm, 900mm and 1200mm widths. The names give the width and nominal depth in centimetres, so Coventry 90 x 55 is about 900mm wide and 550mm deep, and Evara 90 x 53 about 530mm deep. Allow around 700 to 750mm of clear space in front of the vanity, and confirm the depth on the specification sheet before the plumbing is roughed in.

How many tap holes do they have?

The Coventry comes with one or three tap holes. The Evara comes with no tap hole for wall-mounted taps, one tap hole, or three on the under-counter version. Choose your tap before ordering, as the hole position is set when the marble top is made. The Coventry needs a 32mm plug and waste with overflow, sold separately.

How is a wall hung Evara vanity installed?

A marble-topped vanity is heavy, so fix the Evara to noggins between the studs, installed before the wall is lined and tiled. Set the benchtop height at around 850 to 900mm from the floor, and lower the cabinet slightly if you choose an above-counter basin. A licensed tradesperson should fix the cabinet and connect the plumbing.

Which shaving cabinets match?

Coventry mirror shaving cabinets come in 75, 90 and 120 widths to sit above each vanity size. The Claremont and Mayer Shield shaving cabinets are 800 x 500mm and come in brushed brass, chrome and English bronze, so you can match the frame to your tapware.

How do I care for a marble top?

Marble is natural, so the veining on your top will be unique. Wipe up spills promptly, clean with a soft cloth and a mild, non-abrasive detergent, and avoid acidic cleaners, which can etch the surface. Wipe the timber cabinet dry after any splash.

Completing the room

Browse Turner Hastings Evara vanities, Turner Hastings basins and Turner Hastings cabinet handles, or compare Hamptons vanities at The Blue Space.

Frequently Asked Questions

What style of vanity does Turner Hastings make?

Turner Hastings' vanity range follows the same classic, traditional design language the brand is known for across its sinks and baths, favouring profiles with softer detailing and a more heritage or country feel than a strictly minimalist contemporary cabinet. It suits a Hamptons, farmhouse or period-style renovation more than an ultra-modern fit-out.

What sizes does the Turner Hastings vanity range come in?

Sizing generally follows standard Australian vanity widths, though the exact run is narrower than some larger cabinetry-only brands, since vanities are one part of Turner Hastings' broader catalogue rather than the sole focus. Measure your available wall space first, then check which widths are currently listed within the range.

What is a Turner Hastings vanity made from?

Cabinet construction follows the same wet-area standard expected of any bathroom vanity, moisture-resistant board rather than standard particleboard, paired with a benchtop material such as engineered stone. Specific finish and benchtop combinations vary by model within the range, so check the individual listing before ordering.

Is a Turner Hastings vanity wall hung or floor standing?

The range includes both formats, so the choice comes down to the room rather than the brand being tied to one installation style. A wall hung configuration needs solid blocking behind the wall lining to carry the weight of the cabinet, benchtop and basin, which should be confirmed with a plumber or builder before the walls are closed in.

How does the Turner Hastings vanity range fit with the brand's sinks and baths?

The vanity range is designed to sit within the same classic, traditional style direction as Turner Hastings' fireclay sinks and freestanding baths, making it a reasonable starting point if you're matching cabinetry to those pieces elsewhere in the same renovation. For the sink and bath ranges specifically, see Turner Hastings sinks and Turner Hastings baths.

What should I check before buying a Turner Hastings vanity?

Confirm the tap hole and waste position line up with your existing plumbing rough-in, check the cabinet is on moisture-resistant board suited to a wet area, and measure the wall space including clearance either side before settling on a width. A licensed plumber should confirm compatibility before ordering and carry out installation, to meet Australian standards and keep the product warranty valid.