Vanities, faucets, shower systems, bathtubs, toilets and bathroom accessories, planned in 3D with each bathroom and tagged on the plan, then quoted and shipped by product number.
Start with the fixtures on your floor plan, from a powder room sink to a primary bathroom with a freestanding tub. Each product is drawn in place, so you can check its size and mounting against the room before it goes on the quote.
Choose the cabinet and sink together: a floating bathroom vanity or a floor-standing cabinet, a single or double sink bathroom vanity, and a vessel sink or an undermount bathroom sink. Check the cabinet material on the product data sheet.
Custom Cabinetry ↗
Start with where the faucet mounts: a single-hole bathroom faucet on the sink, a wall-mounted faucet above it, or a freestanding tub filler on the floor. Compare spout height and reach with the bowl or tub rim, and judge chrome, black or gold finishes as real samples.
See Faucets on Display ↗
Decide on a rain shower system, a shower panel or column, a hand shower or a mix, then the controls. The shower valve behind the wall belongs to the same set, so list it with the trim and confirm which outlets it serves.
Bathroom Design ↗
Compare a freestanding soaking tub with a built-in bath on the floor plan. Mark the tub drain, leave room to reach the filler and check that the tub fits through every door on its way into the room.
See the Fit Checks ↗
Choose between a one-piece floor-mounted toilet and a wall-hung toilet with your installer. The rough-in and the space in front of the bowl narrow the options, and a wall-hung model also needs a carrier frame and concealed tank.
Hotel & Resort Design ↗
List the towel bars, hooks, paper holders and grab bars each room needs, as a bathroom accessories set or piece by piece. Keep the bathroom hardware on the same schedule as the faucets so finishes match. If grab bars must meet ADA rules, ask for documents covering the exact product.
Send a Fixture List ↗These are faucet displays and furnished sample bathrooms in our showroom, not renderings. Compare spout heights and handle shapes side by side, and see how much counter a pair of sinks leaves and how a tub sits beside a shower screen.
Seen a fixture you like? Send the photo with your bathroom plan, and we look up the model and the sizes and finishes we can quote.
Choose the cabinet and sink before you set the mirror height. Products are shortlisted from the catalog by product number, then compared as samples on a video call or at our Foshan showroom.
Decide what needs to sit within reach at the sink and what can go on a shelf, then compare the drawer layout with the drain position before you choose the cabinet. Quartz and stone vanity tops can be planned with our stone surfaces.
Compare framed, oval and lighted bathroom mirrors against the sink width and the wall lights on either side. For a recessed medicine cabinet, check the wall depth first. For any mirror cabinet, check that its door opens clear of the faucet and the light fixtures.
Shortlist vanities, fixtures and accessories by product number before any samples come out.
The team holds samples to the window on camera, so finish and sheen are easier to judge.
Compare faucets, vanities, tubs and toilets side by side in furnished sample bathrooms.
Plan the fixtures with the tile, stone and cabinets through our material selection service, so every bathroom lands on one checked quote.
A faucet can match the basin finish and still sit at the wrong height. Plumbing fixtures connect to the supply and drain lines in your walls and floor, so ask your installer to compare the drawings for the exact models with the rough-in, the pipe positions set before walls and floors are finished.
Check the mounting holes, the space behind the handle and where the water lands in the bowl. For a wall-mounted faucet, mark the spout height on the elevation.
Note whether the shower valve is thermostatic or pressure-balance. If the valve in the wall stays, record its model before choosing the trim, and confirm which outlets it can run.
Mark the drain and the filler on the floor plan, check that the spout reaches over the rim and measure the doors the tub must pass through.
Measure the toilet rough-in on site and compare it with the toilet's installation drawing. A wall-hung toilet also needs its carrier frame and concealed tank on the list.
Supply lines, drains, valves and any wall framing are checked by your licensed local plumber before the drawings are approved.
Each fixture in the 3D view gets a drawing reference, such as B-02 for the guest shower, tied to one product number. That number follows the fixture onto the schedule and the checked quote, so a change in one bathroom is easy to trace even when several rooms share a finish.
| Ref | Fixture | Checked Before Ordering |
|---|---|---|
| B-01 | Vanity and sink | Cabinet width, sink type and faucet mounting |
| B-02 | Shower set | Showerhead, hand shower, controls and matching valve |
| B-03 | Toilet | Mounting, outlet position and included parts |
Site measurements and pipe positions are verified by you or your installer before the drawings are approved. If a bathroom has water-use, accessibility or local code requirements, list them in the brief so the documents for the exact product can be checked.
Each carton carries the B number from the fixture schedule, so your installer can find the right products for each room.
A local installer fits the products. Plumbing and electrical connections stay with licensed local trades. Freight, documents and receiving are planned through our packing and delivery service.
Each project type needs a different brief. The lists below set out what to send for each one.
Tell us how each bathroom is used, from counter space for two in the primary suite to a compact sink in the powder room, and see every fixture in 3D before one checked quote.
If your project already has a designer, architect or builder, we don't take over the design or contact your client around you. We price and supply the products on their fixture schedule and send any alternative back to them first. Your client relationship stays yours.
List the bathrooms you're furnishing, what you've already chosen and what still needs a price, then attach a floor plan or your designer's fixture schedule. We reply with the next step: 3D design first, or a checked quote straight from your drawings.
Have a question about a fixture, a room or a delivery country? Ask the team directly.
Yes. Each line on the fixture schedule is matched to a product number and priced in a checked quote. Your designer keeps control of the design, so questions about sizes or finishes go back to them first.
No. Installation documents and video support ship with the order, and a local installer fits the products. Plumbing and electrical connections stay with licensed local trades.
The toilet rough-in is the distance from the finished wall behind the toilet to the center of the drain in the floor. Toilets are made for set rough-in distances, so measure yours on site before you choose a model, and send the figure with your bathroom plan.
It depends on the number of bathrooms, the products and finishes, and the parts each line includes. Check whether the drain, valve or filler sits on the same line, so you compare the full cost of a bath and not only the tub. After the drawings are approved, each fixture is priced by product number in a checked quote.
Usually about 20 days, depending on how many bathrooms and layouts are involved and how complete your files are. Fees and the start date are confirmed when the scope is agreed.