Roll Under Vanity by One Swanky Shop

Making a vanity roll under for wheelchair accessibility is a really simple thing to do. Just make sure the counter is at the appropriate height and clear out the space below. Then cover the water lines to prevent leg burns from the hot water lines. Done, roll-under vanity is complete. Though if you want a roll under vanity with a bit more style, that takes some more creativity. Which brings us to this decked out vanity by One Swanky Shop of Marble Falls, Texas.

The Good
Alright so I’ll admit that I don’t think this is a 100% wheelchair accessible vanity but it does have a lot of ideas that can be carried over. First let’s look at the accessible and stylish characteristics. The cabinetry below has been pushed back and to an angle with clear space at the bottom. Giving the roll under room. The cabinets maybe false but could also be real and give some additional storage. A veneered marble pattern on the cabinet fronts play well with the colors of the bathroom. Light at the foot of the cabinet gives extra light and makes the vanity appear to be floating. Finally the sink faucet controls are lever style and accessible for people who might have trouble grasping.

Accessible Proposals
The following are not criticisms but ideas on how to make this vanity more accessible. After all this vanity may not have been intended to be accessible. Pushing the cabinets back a bit would add a little more roll under space for a wheelchair. While very cool looking and trendy, vessel bowls are not accessible because they add height that might be too high to reach into from a wheelchair. Lowering the mirror some would ensure a wheelchair user could see themselves easily.

Conclusion
So if you’re looking to have a roll under vanity with style, this one can be inspirational. The creative use of lighting and materials has made this vanity an attractive one. To see more of One Swanky Shop’s work, visit their website at www.OneSwankyShop.com.