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Spa-like primary bathroom with freestanding tub, oak floating vanity and travertine

Bathrooms

A bathroom showroom in Glendale for vanities, fixtures and stone

A bathroom remodel in Los Angeles succeeds on a handful of decisions — the vanity, the fixtures, the stone and the light. At our Glendale bathroom showroom you can make them together, with the designers who plan our kitchens, and hand your contractor dimensions that work.

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01Start with the vanity

Planning a bathroom remodel in Los Angeles around what you touch

Contractors build bathrooms; the vanity, the stone and the fixtures are what you live with for the next twenty years. That is why we suggest starting a bathroom remodel in Los Angeles by choosing them first. Once the vanity width, sink position and faucet type are fixed, plumbing rough-in, lighting and tile layouts follow naturally, and fewer decisions get made in a hurry on site.

Our bathroom selection comes from a curated group of interior brands from Europe and Los Angeles, chosen for proportion, finish and how they age. Bathroom vanities in oak or matte lacquer, stone tops and integrated basins, and faucets and fittings in brushed brass, black or polished finishes — compared side by side rather than in a catalog.

We design and supply; your licensed contractor builds. We provide the drawings, heights and specifications they need, and we can coordinate deliveries with their schedule so the vanity arrives when the walls are ready for it. Book a consultation, or if the kitchen is next, sketch it in our kitchen configurator.

02What we help you choose

Bathroom vanities and fixtures, chosen as a set

  • Floating vanities

    Wall-hung units that keep the floor clear and make small rooms feel larger. See floating vanities.

  • Double vanities

    Two basins, shared storage and one stone top, planned around two people’s mornings. See double vanities.

  • Stone tops and basins

    Taj Mahal and other quartzites, plus marble or porcelain where available — ask about current slabs. Undermount, vessel or integrated basins.

  • Faucets and showers

    Deck or wall-mounted faucets, thermostatic showers and accessories in one finish family.

  • Mirrors and lighting

    Backlit mirrors and warm, even light at face height — the most flattering upgrade in any bathroom.

  • Drawer organization

    U-shaped drawers that clear the drain, with dividers for cosmetics, medicines and towels.

03Numbers to know

Bathroom planning dimensions and California limits

Vanity height
32–36 in (815–915 mm) to the countertop; 34–36 in is the comfortable modern standard
Vanity depth
21–22 in (535–560 mm) standard; 18 in or less for powder rooms
Basin spacing
Common code minimums: 15 in from a sink centerline to a side wall, 30 in between centers
Lavatory faucets
California limits new lavatory faucets to 1.2 gallons per minute
Showerheads
California limits new showerheads to 1.8 gallons per minute
Toilets
California limits new toilets to 1.28 gallons per flush
Large-format marble-look porcelain tiles with minimal grout lines in a modern bathroom
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04Stone & tile

Stone and tile that work as one surface

Large-format porcelain with minimal grout lines, a natural stone vanity top and a single warm wood tone are the quiet backbone of a modern bathroom. Chosen together, they create calm; chosen separately, they compete.

In the showroom you can lay large-format porcelain tile next to Taj Mahal quartzite and vanity fronts under warm light, and see the whole palette before anything is ordered.

05Palette

Surfaces for the bathroom

Directions to discuss with our team. Taj Mahal quartzite is part of our natural stone range; ask which marble, travertine and terrazzo options are currently available.

  • Taj Mahal
  • Calacatta
  • Travertine
  • Terrazzo
  • Natural oak
  • Walnut
Taj Mahal
Warm quartzite tops with soft gold veining
Calacatta
Bright white stone with bold gray veins
Travertine
Soft, porous character for spa-like rooms
Terrazzo
Playful aggregate for powder rooms
Natural oak
Warm vanity fronts that soften stone
Walnut
Dark wood for dramatic primary baths

06Process

From idea to finished bathroom

  1. 01

    Bring your plan

    Photos, a sketch or your contractor’s drawings — and a sense of how you use the room.

  2. 02

    Choose the set

    Vanity, top, basin, faucet, shower, mirror and lighting, selected together in the showroom.

  3. 03

    Coordinate details

    We share rough-in heights, fixture specifications and wall-blocking positions with your contractor.

  4. 04

    Order and deliver

    Your selections are ordered and delivery is coordinated with the project schedule.

07Ideas

Bathroom moods to start from

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Floating oak bathroom vanity with Taj Mahal quartzite top, vessel sink, brass faucet and backlit mirror

Floating oak bathroom vanity with Taj Mahal quartzite top, vessel sink, brass faucet and backlit mirror

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Bathroom vanities & fixtures

FAQ

Questions, answered

Still deciding? Call +1 (213) 776-0000 or send us your plan.

Ask a designer
Do you handle complete bathroom remodels?
We design and supply vanities, fixtures, stone and tile, and work alongside your licensed contractor with the dimensions and specifications they need. Tell us about your project and we will explain how we can help.
What should I choose first in a bathroom remodel?
The vanity and the faucet. Their size and type fix the drain and supply heights, the mirror and light positions and often the tile layout, so choosing them early prevents costly changes after rough-in.
Floating or freestanding vanity — which is better?
Floating vanities make a room feel larger and are easier to clean under; they need solid blocking in the wall. Freestanding vanities suit traditional rooms and existing floor plumbing. We recommend the right option for your walls and layout.
Do European fixtures work in California?
Only fixtures certified for the US market and listed as meeting California’s water-efficiency limits should be installed here. Ask us which of the fixtures you like are approved for California installation.
Can the bathroom match my kitchen?
Often. Using the same wood tone or stone in the kitchen and bathroom is a simple way to give a home continuity, and we can coordinate finishes across rooms.
Where can I see bathroom vanities and fixtures in Los Angeles?
Visit our Glendale showroom at 614 W. Colorado Street to compare vanities, fixtures, stone and tile together; current opening hours are on the showroom page.

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See Nolte kitchens, bathroom vanities, flooring, tile and stone side by side — and plan with a designer.

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614 W. Colorado Street
Glendale, CA 91204

Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday
10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday
10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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