The Sloane doesn't announce itself as bathroom furniture — it simply behaves like the finest furniture in your home always has. Built the way a serious cabinet maker builds a freestanding piece: a structural plywood core for stability, solid oak where strength and rigidity matter, oak veneer where the grain must run unbroken across a full panel face. This is craftsmanship as quiet authority — nothing shown off, everything earned.
Hand-crafted reeded drawer fronts carry a detail with centuries of architectural precedent, from Georgian columns to Regency cabinetry, brought into a bathroom for the first time at this level of execution — the defining design detail of the Sloane profile. Solid oak bar handles, turned from the same timber as the frame. Slim, tapered legs lift the whole cabinet off the floor, giving a substantial piece a lightness of stance more often seen in fine furniture than in a bathroom.
Every surface is stained by hand with an oil-based finish, then sealed with a hardwax oil that bonds directly with the timber rather than sitting on top of it as a coating would. The wood keeps breathing underneath it — so the oak deepens and develops its own character the longer you live with it, instead of sitting sealed and static under a shell of lacquer.
Offered in two versatile tones — Espresso Oak and Mocha Oak — chosen to cover the range a considered bathroom actually needs: something darker and more grounded, or something warmer and lighter.
Every piece is built in small, deliberate batches rather than run continuously down a production line — the same hand-finishing process throughout, at a scale that lets us hold the price without cutting into it. Plenty of brands in this category imply that manufacturing at scale is the enemy of craftsmanship, usually right before asking you to cover a workshop's full overheads for a single piece. We think that's backwards — it's exactly how considered, hand-finished furniture becomes something you can actually own, rather than a story other people get to tell.
Pair with hand-selected Carrara Marble or Baustone® TrueWhite Solid Surface, each finished with a deep double bullnose rim that matches Sloane's furniture-grade weight.
The Sloane embodies For Rituals of Living™ — a bathroom that feels less like a fitting and more like the room you were always meant to build toward.
Freestanding. Solid oak and oak veneer. Reeded fronts. Slim tapered legs. Espresso Oak. Mocha Oak. Soft-close undermount runners.
Honest Luxury: open a drawer. The oil finish runs inside the cabinet, not just where you can see it — because we'd rather you find out it's properly finished than take our word for it.
