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Marquis Marlo Vanities
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Sold out Marquis Marlo Floor Standing Vanity with Kickboard and Symphony Top
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Marquis Marlo vanities
Marlo is a vanity range from Marquis, sitting alongside other named Marquis design lines such as Reef as its own distinct option within the Marquis collection. Each Marquis range, including Marlo, is developed as its own design line, so choosing between them comes down to which look and configuration suits your bathroom rather than one being a variant of the other.
Who this range suits
Marlo suits anyone renovating a bathroom who is choosing a vanity from the Marquis brand and wants to compare named ranges before deciding. Because Marquis offers more than one named vanity line, it is worth looking at Marlo alongside sibling ranges like Reef to see which fits your bathroom's layout and style direction.
Measuring your space before choosing a width
The single most practical step before choosing any vanity is measuring the available wall width in your bathroom, including clearance for doors, drawers, and adjacent fixtures such as toilets or shower screens. A vanity that is too wide for the space will crowd the room and may interfere with door swing or drawer access, while one that is too narrow may leave awkward gaps or limit storage more than necessary. Always measure the actual wall space, not just the footprint of the old vanity if you are replacing one, since layouts can shift during a renovation.
Basin configuration
Vanities are generally available with different basin configurations, and the right one depends on how the bathroom is used. A single basin suits most bathrooms and maximises benchtop and storage space for a given width, while a double basin configuration is more relevant in a shared or ensuite bathroom where two people often need to use the vanity at the same time. Consider who uses the bathroom daily before deciding which configuration to prioritise within the range.
Storage and layout
Vanity storage generally comes down to drawers, cupboards, or a combination of both, and the amount of storage you need should be weighed against the width of vanity your bathroom can accommodate. It is worth listing what you actually need to store, such as toiletries, towels, or cleaning products, before comparing specific configurations within the Marlo range.
Buying considerations at a glance
- Measure your available wall width, including clearance for doors and drawers
- Compare Marlo against other Marquis ranges like Reef to find the best design fit
- Decide between single and double basin configuration based on household use
- Match storage type (drawers, cupboards, or both) to what you need to store
- Confirm the vanity's footprint against your existing plumbing points
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Marlo different from the Marquis Reef range?
Marlo and Reef are separate named design lines within the Marquis vanity collection, each developed as its own range. The difference comes down to design and configuration, so it is worth comparing both against your bathroom's style and layout before deciding.
What size vanity do I need for my bathroom?
That depends entirely on your available wall width. Measure the actual space, including clearance for door swing, drawers, and nearby fixtures, rather than relying on the size of an existing vanity, since bathroom layouts often change during a renovation.
Should I choose a single or double basin vanity?
A single basin suits most bathrooms and leaves more room for storage at a given width, while a double basin is worth considering for a shared or ensuite bathroom where two people use the vanity at once. It comes down to how many people use the space and when.
How many products are in the Marlo range?
Marlo is a smaller range within Marquis, so the options are more limited than some other vanity collections on the site. This makes it easier to compare specific configurations directly rather than sorting through a large number of variations.
What should I check before ordering a Marquis vanity?
Confirm your wall width, existing plumbing point positions, and preferred basin configuration before ordering. It is also worth comparing Marlo against other Marquis ranges to make sure the design and storage layout suit your bathroom.
