Our vanity is solid wood. We found it on sale in an upscale home improvement store. The sink is porcelain through-and-through. Unlike porcelain-covered iron or steel sinks, it will not rust if chipped, and therefore is more durable.

We considered reclaiming an old piece of wood furniture for the vanity, but the area was so small, when we saw this vanity on sale we decided to go with this one.

We also found a medicine cabinet with a 100% steel case.

For more details, read the ebook...

Debra's Guide to Creating a Green Bathroom
A Case Study of Her Own Remodel
by Debra Lynn Dadd & Larry Redalia

Take a full-color photo tour of Debra's new green bathroom as she and her husband explain just how they did their do-it-yourself remodel. Learn how to choose green building products and materials for bathroom construction, save money on materials costs, and how to install a water-tight bathroom that will last for years.

A detailed Introduction discusses the problem of how a poorly installed bathroom can lead to water damage and hazardous mold growth, followed by chapters which cover the shower, plumbing and fixtures, vanity and medicine cabinet, light and ventilation, towels, storage, body care products, cleaning, and connecting the bathroom to nature. A complete directory of all the green products used on the project is included. 50 pages.