24” is too tall to float and have a vessel sink. Pick one or the other. Does Conestoga engineer the metal support brackets into their floating vanities? Or is that something you are doing after the fac?

Thanks for your input. This is how it has to been. I’m okay with this. It will basically be about 7-8 inches off the ground. Our space is very limited And narrow. I could have the cabinet to all the way to the ground but I would rather have more visual space. Yes conestoga does have a bracket system. I’ve talked to my cabinet maker and he is okay with there size and we discussed mounting it. Our total cabinet height with the sink will be about 36-37 inches off the ground which is about standard counter height.

I like natural maple, no glaze. I think it's my favorite light wood. Also, yes, White oak(preferrably quarter-sawn)). I'd look into pearwood too. It's warmer in tone..very soft grain. No idea whether Conestoga carries it, I don't meet it(or it even being mentioned) here that often. Used to have it overseas in my first kitchen.

Light cherry is another favorite.

this is the natural with glaze for to take away the yellow look of natural

I’m trying to post a picture of the quarter saw and natural maple but can’t seem to load I’ll try again later.

That's nice. I should educate myself on what exactly "glaze" means-it might be I'm confusing two terms. I really hope others, more knowleadgeable than me, join this conversation.

Love your other choices.

Thank you! A guess the glaze isnt a stain, just a provides a light change in color Thanks for your comments. I have to get this cabinet ordered

Yes. I wanted undermount but that would eat up all of my cabinet underneath and since the counter depth is so small it’s hard to do an undermount. I’ve thought of this for a long time. Our vanity before was 20 inches with no storage so this is a lot better then what we had! I’m just struggling to chose a wood?!?

Hi cooks kitchen. how do you feel about a white oak quarter or riff cut vanity vs the maple for this combination.

Something like this

White oak or natural maple there are mant finishes now that keep the maple from turning yellow it was usually the finish that turned yellow