The Fairford ~ Fluted

Named after the beautiful Gloucestershire market town of Fairford, perhaps best known for its world famous annual air show, The Fairford ~ Fluted has a rather distinctive character of its own. Sculpted scalloped detailing in solid oak sweeps across the base, while fluted drawer fronts above introduce texture and depth — a combination that makes this one of the more decorative designs within our Fluted Collection.

Behind those lovely details, The Fairford is refreshingly practical. Four fully functional solid oak dovetailed drawers provide generous storage for two, each running on premium concealed soft close runners for a beautifully smooth action.

The solid oak framework celebrates the natural variations in the timber, with your choice of stain allowing you to take the finished piece from pale and subtle to rich and dramatic. Before leaving our Worcestershire workshops, the oak is protected with two coats of exterior grade lacquer, creating a hard wearing, low maintenance finish suitable for the bathroom.

A little softer, a little more decorative and certainly not afraid of detail The Fairford ~ Fluted is a vanity designed to be noticed.

As one of the newer additions to our collection, this vanity hasn't quite had its moment in front of the camera just yet! In the meantime, we've used carefully created computer generated images to give you a lovely feel for the design and its finer details. And as beautiful as these images are, we think you'll love the real piece even more!

The dimensions of our vanity units vary depending on the unit width, basin style and size, and tap configuration. To make specifying your vanity simple, we’ve created the downloadable guides below, detailing the width, depth and height for every vanity unit configuration.

Dimensions of Vanity Units With Counter Top Basins 

Dimensions of Vanity Units With Single Undermounted Basins 

Dimensions of Vanity Units With Double Undermounted Basins

Distance Between Basin Centres (Double Basin Vanity Units Only)

For all the little technical details you may need to know that aren’t covered here ~ including those related to basins, taps, wastes and finishes ~ please click here to learn more!