# A new vanity. A more considered finish.

Try a vanity reference and a new fittings finish in your bathroom photo. Explore how the basin, mirror, taps, and storage work together.

**Audience:** For visual exploration from your own references

[Try vanity and fixtures](/try/vanity-and-fixtures/start)

## How it works

Vanity and fixtures, from your own image.

1. **Bring your references** — Upload your bathroom and a clear vanity reference. Include known vanity dimensions and identify any fittings to retain.
2. **Describe the direction** — Describe the vanity, basin, mirror, tap finish, and lighting. Name the walls, tiles, and plumbing positions that should stay.
3. **Review the concept** — Compare the product details with the reference and verify the vanity width, waste position, tap holes, and door clearance separately.

## Example prompt

```
Replace only the vanity with a natural oak fluted floating unit of the same size and position, retain a white basin, change the tap to brushed brass and add a slim matching brass frame to the existing mirror. Preserve the wall tiles, floor, shower edge, basin position, camera, daylight and room geometry. No decorative clutter.
```

## From reference to concept.

A generated source, its edited result, and a closer look at the same result. Use the comparison above to inspect what changed.

- **Original vanity and tap** — The generated source image used as the edit reference.
- **Oak and brass concept** — The result of the task-specific edit, using that source image.
- **Fluted oak and brass** — A tightly framed detail from this result, shown at three times the scale of the full view.

## Benefits

- **Bring your references** — Upload your bathroom and a clear vanity reference. Include known vanity dimensions and identify any fittings to retain.
- **Describe the direction** — Describe the vanity, basin, mirror, tap finish, and lighting. Name the walls, tiles, and plumbing positions that should stay.
- **Review the concept** — Compare the product details with the reference and verify the vanity width, waste position, tap holes, and door clearance separately.

## Tips

- Upload your bathroom and a clear vanity reference. Include known vanity dimensions and identify any fittings to retain.
- Describe the vanity, basin, mirror, tap finish, and lighting. Name the walls, tiles, and plumbing positions that should stay.
- Compare the product details with the reference and verify the vanity width, waste position, tap holes, and door clearance separately.

## Vanity and fixtures questions

### What should I upload for vanity and fixtures?

Upload your bathroom and a clear vanity reference. Include known vanity dimensions and identify any fittings to retain.

### Will a vanity from a listing be reproduced exactly?

Not necessarily. The reference guides the look, but handles, basin geometry, finish, and proportions can change. Check the manufacturer dimensions and product images before ordering.

### How should I check the result?

Compare the product details with the reference and verify the vanity width, waste position, tap holes, and door clearance separately.

### Can I refine the concept in the same conversation?

Yes. Tell Bob which parts to change and which to retain. Refer back to your original images and review each new concept for unintended changes.

Vanity and fitting concepts can change product identity and scale. Plumbing compatibility, tap holes, storage clearances, electrical zones, and installation dimensions need verification.

## Related workflows

- [Interior design](/try/ai-interior-design.md)
- [Kitchen design](/try/ai-kitchen-design.md)
- [Bathroom design](/try/ai-bathroom-design.md)

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