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These vanity collections feature a number of breathtaking granite and marble tops, from the white-grained ebony of Black Absolute granite to the timeless, classical White Carrera. Below you will find examples of each of these to assist you in making your selection. It should be noted that as these are made from natural stone material, no two finishes are perfectly identical in shade or grain, and slight streaks or variations in color can be present on occasion. All granite and marble pieces are pre-sealed, leaving them resistant to otherwise penetrating materials such as water. It is recommended that a resin-based sealer is reapplied to the surface at least once every six months. |
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Black Absolute: The darkest granite finish available, the Black Absolute's flecks of white stone stand out sharply against their dark background like stars in a night sky, right down to the meteor-like streaks. This classic, versatile color scheme is an easy choice for almost any decor. |
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Baltic Brown: Smoky onyx-black shapes mingle here with a variety of hues ranging from tans to soft chocolate browns, punctuated by darkly colored chips. A mesmerizing, unpredictable design that lends an unmistakable energy to the entire room. |
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Giallo Fantasy: A warm finish composed largely of a creamy light yellow (giallo is the Italian for yellow). The Giallo Fantasy is one of two marble finishes in the Fairmont Designs collection, and along with its sister finish, the White Carrera, features the gentlest contrast of colors. |
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Golden Garnet: A wide array of crystalline tones, including blacks and browns, but also very light pinks and even a little bit of brownish orange. Formless in its combination of meandering shapes and colors, this finish is an easy one to get lost in. |
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Giallo Ornamental: Differing much from the other Giallo finish, the Ornamental is streaked with blacks, browns, and greens, all of which come together in a flowing, relaxing pattern. Its distinctly aqueous appearance makes it a particularly natural way to accent a vanity. |
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Verde Uba Tuba: From the French verde, this finish often has its origins in Brazil, and, despite its apparent variety, it is made up of nothing but shades of green. While this may limit is use in bathroom schemes which have little use for that color, if placed in the appropriate decor its look can be absolutely gorgeous. |
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White Carrera: The palest finish and the other of two marble compositions, White Carrera possesses only threads and other vague portions of grey stone, making it appear almost entirely white. It can allow your vanity to be a great deal more unobtrusive, without making it simply uninteresting. |
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In addition to offering the seven top colors above, many pieces are also available in one of several gorgeous wood finishes. Each one is either a bold, iconic shade reminiscent of classic American styles, or a new and stylish addition to the wide range of modern patterns available to us today. |
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Black: The name says it all. It may be one of the plainest finishes possible, but in a room traditionally dominated by white, its power to arrest the eyes is not to be underestimated. This flat, coal black accentuates the grainy texture of the wood and catches the light beautifully. An easy way to set your bathroom apart from the majority. |
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Polar White: At the extreme opposite end of the color spectrum lies this brilliant white, whose almost celestial appearance makes a striking impression every time you enter the room. Few finishes are as lovely in a sunlit bathroom as this. A classic and versatile finish that will accompany most any other color beautifully. |
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Antique White: While not as luminous as the Polar White, this finish's strength lies in its ability to transform a vanity piece into a fragment of history. The subtle off-white tinge is enough to make it the most easily recognizable as a vintage shade, making it absolutely ideal for bathrooms intended to recreate the home of yesteryear. |
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Cinnamon: A light brown with a hint of yellow to it. A staple of solid wood furniture, this tone looks fantastic in any lighting and goes quite well with most any color scheme. It should not be mistaken for a neutral-hued finish, however: its character is every bit as impressive as any of the others. |
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Espresso: A deep, rich, regal brown, the dark tone of which possesses a commanding aura. Particularly in low-light settings, this finish can be absolutely gorgeous, and while it may be a relatively modern tone compared to others, such as Cinnamon or Antique White, it can grace the wood of a traditional- style vanity just as wonderfully. |
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American Themes: The American Themes collection features its own unique finish, a natural grain shade that fits well with any of its granite tops. Adaptable to most any bathroom color scheme, this finish is an attractive and versatile one. |
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Cordovan: While this finish possesses an attractive light brown color, most of its charm lies in the prominent pattern of its grain. For those who want to make the most of their vanity's hardwood design, Cordovan is a strong choice. |
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Weather White: A vivid shade of white with an authentically time-worn look to it. Weather White presents a great option for those who want a convincingly recreated antique vanity, or who just want a particularly unique shade of a classic color choice. |
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Dark Chocolate: The Fusion vanity's Dark Chocolate is a dark brown which appears either alone or with a narrow vertical grain that gives it an even contemporary look. The variety of appearance lends an interesting touch to an already exotic finish. |
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Dark: A chocolate finish with a complex combination of tones designed to heighten the contrast of its doors and other face elements. The rich, swirling browns create a diverse look that can match any room's design beautifully, particularly those with lighter colors, which allow its deep hues to really stand out. |
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Double Espresso: A pattern of narrow, alternating light and dark brown strips which, viewed from a short distance, creates a cohesive design with a distinctly contemporary flair. Setting itself clearly apart from the more established finishes such as Cherry, Cinnamon, and White, Double Espresso makes a perfect finish for the sleek, stylish Tribeca line. |
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Dark Cherry: A beautiful take on a classic wood finish. Dark Cherry is a combination of an old favorite of American carpentry and a rich, subtle hint of darker red. Its even tone creates a smooth transition from shadows to highlights, and helps to create the authentic vintage appearance homeowners crave. |
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