u/liverstix

Hi Reddit, I’m in the process of replacing this old vanity (last photo) that was repurposed by the previous homeowners.
I’m on a budget, so I decided to leave the current set up mostly as-is. I didn’t want to re-work the plumbing, and just leave the wall faucets as they are and re-use the vessel sinks. I’m only replacing the vanity itself for now. For this purpose, I had to order this one without a sink top.

I’m new to all of this remodeling stuff so I’m having a difficult time figuring out what kind of solid vanity top to slap on it. Do you guys have any recommendations on material? Engineered stone of some sort? What thickness you’d recommend and what types of companies I should potentially look into? Thanks for any and all suggestions

Edit: might get some different style vessel sinks but keeping the vessel design in general for sake of plumbing

Remodel done by the previous homeowners. I mainly want to change the floor tile, as there’s too many grout lines to reasonably keep clean.
Some other things I’m considering changing is the towel bar, and possibly the glass panel.
Hoping to get some ideas from you guys. I’ve posted in another sub twice but both times required mod approval and sat in a queue, then removed due to sitting in queue for longer than 1 day, which is their deadline for removal apparently.

Previous homeowners planted those columnar cacti and they’ve grown exponentially in a short year, plus they’ll just continue growing. Should I replace them with something else?

Also this smaller planter box area that I can’t figure out what I want to put there. The entire patio gets full sun throughout the day, and summers are getting longer and harsher. Any feedback is appreciated

Previous homeowners planted those columnar cacti and they’ve grown exponentially in a short year, plus they’ll just continue growing. Should I replace them with something else?

Also this smaller planter box area that I can’t figure out what I want to put there. The entire patio gets full sun throughout the day, and summers are getting longer and harsher. Any feedback is appreciated