if you want 37" to feel spacious and dont need a lot of storage, i have one of these... there is room inside for things required for a powder room. tiling the entire wall behind it, floor to ceiling, looks lush without using a lot of material. ronbow leonie

Check Ikea they had some that were not deep. I made my own sink base at 16” and put a 12” round vessel sink on top but it’s a powder room so it’s enough for in there.

Hi, deb - Glad that helps! I like the etagere to go higher than the vanity, and it would look nice with a plant on the top shelf. A plant, by itself, looks fine too, the bigger the better IMO.

If you decide to have the underside of a wall-hung sink visually exposed and want it looking neat, check out Duravit.com. Duravit sells matching pedestals that do get in the way, but also ”siphon covers” that hang on the wall and hide the plumbing behind a porcelain cover that only goes halfway to the floor. They also sell countersinks, in which there is a sink in the middle or one side or the other of a large porcelain countertop, all one piece. A larger, deeper one of these can give the litterbox more cover. You can also get a cheap vanity and cut a cat door in the side of it and use a tray with higher sides to try and capture litter that escapes the box. With two doors on a frameless front, you should be able to pull out the tray to brush it off and wash it. You could also look into furniture pieces that are made to hide the litter box and could look nicer. An activated charcoal filter hung in there and changed regularly could make a cabinet cat box smell better without adding perfume that the cats probably would not like. That works pretty darn well in the Toto deodorizing toilet seats.