This Arlington new build by Sotheby's Realty is the kind of home where every room feels intentional, from the walnut fireplace wall to the waterfall marble island. And the bathrooms? Four different O&N vanities, four different moods, all tied together by that signature floating silhouette. Come see how they did it.

On the ground floor of a historic Upper West Side building, 3F Living unites two pre-war units into a single, modern family home. Oak, blackened steel, and stone-toned plaster set the tone — and in the bathrooms, the Sottile and Winchburgh vanities carry the language forward.

This Porter Ranch bathroom by JL Interiors leans into a bold, modern palette. A chestnut Leuven floating vanity with fluted detailing adds depth and a more moody tone to the space.

Where hillside architecture meets elevated interiors. This KB Max Construction project in LA showcases a masterclass in bathroom design, using sleek floating vanities to bridge the gap between bold modernism and timeless natural elements.