Wall-hung vanity
A vanity mounted on the wall rather than standing on the floor, leaving the floor clear beneath it for a lighter, more open look.
What it means
A wall-hung vanity is a bathroom vanity fixed to the wall so it appears to float, with clear floor running underneath it. It holds the basin and provides storage just like any vanity, but nothing about it touches the ground. The cabinet is carried entirely by the wall, and the space beneath stays open.
The alternative is a floor-standing unit, which rests on its own base on the ground. That single difference in how the cabinet is supported drives most of the practical trade-offs: a wall-hung piece lets you set the mounting height to suit whoever uses it, and it leaves the floor easy to clean. The HERA range mounts to the wall and pairs a soft-close drawer system with a ceramic basin, so the storage and the fittings feel considered rather than added on.
In a Singapore home
In most HDB and condo bathrooms, which typically run 4 to 6 square metres, wall-hung is the format that makes a small room feel calmer. Seeing the floor continue under the cabinet reads as more space, there is no base edge to mop around, and the cabinet stays dry if the floor gets wet during cleaning. Our guide to small bathroom vanity and storage ideas walks through why wall-hung beats floor-standing in a compact bathroom almost every time.
HERA vanities come in 500, 600, 690 and 800mm widths in the 40 Series, and 600, 690 and 800mm in the 46 Series, with the 600mm model in the 46 Series measuring 596mm wide by 455mm deep by 530mm tall, designed specifically for standard HDB layouts. Every set is built from solid PVC rather than MDF or particle board with a coating, so it handles Singapore humidity without warping or swelling. Each drawer runs on a soft-close mechanism and is rated for up to 30kg, and vanity sets run from $711 to $909 depending on width.
You can see the full range, including all six finishes and the matching side column cabinets, on the vanity and storage guide. Our team wall-mounts each unit with anchor screws into your existing wall, handling the alignment, basin fitting, and tap connection.
Quick questions
What is the difference between a wall-hung and a floor-standing vanity?
A wall-hung vanity is fixed to the wall with clear floor beneath it, while a floor-standing one rests on the ground. In a small bathroom the wall-hung format almost always wins: seeing the floor run underneath makes the room feel larger, there is no base edge to mop around, and the cabinet stays dry if the floor gets wet during cleaning.
How is a wall-hung vanity fixed to the wall?
The HERA vanity is wall-mounted using anchor screws into your existing bathroom wall. Our installation team handles the mounting, alignment, basin fitting, and tap connection.
Will a wall-hung vanity fit a small HDB bathroom?
Yes. HERA vanities come in 500, 600, 690 and 800mm widths in the 40 Series, and 600, 690 and 800mm in the 46 Series, and the 600mm model in the 46 Series measures 596mm wide by 455mm deep by 530mm tall, designed specifically for compact Singapore bathrooms including standard HDB layouts. A slim side column cabinet, just 356mm wide, can tuck into a dead corner for extra storage.
Are HERA wall-hung vanities waterproof?
Yes. The entire body is solid PVC, not particle board or MDF with a coating. Water can sit on it, splash on it, and steam around it without warping, swelling, or peeling, which suits Singapore humidity and the wet conditions of an everyday bathroom.
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See a wall-hung vanity in person
The full vanity range, including all six finishes and matching side cabinets, is on display at the MacPherson showroom, or message us on WhatsApp and the team will help you pick a size and finish for your bathroom.