Hudson Reed Bexley Indigo Blue Bathroom Furniture

The Bexley Indigo Blue range comes in three widths: 500mm, 600mm and 800mm, with depths around 406mm to 471mm and heights of about 856mm or 865mm. If you have a cloakroom or very narrow space, the 500mm unit gives a compact footprint. A 600mm unit is a good all‑round choice for a small family bathroom, while the 800mm offers the most storage and presence in larger bathrooms. Measure the clear floor space and allow at least 600mm in front of the unit for comfortable use.

Each item is described as a vanity unit and basin, so the basin is included as part of the freestanding set. Depths from about 406mm to 471mm mean standard basin mixers will work, but you should check the spout reach to ensure it lands comfortably over the bowl. If you prefer a wall‑mounted tap, the freestanding unit still works well; for deck‑mounted taps check the basin's tap hole configuration before buying.

Storage increases with width: the 500mm holds essentials such as toiletries and cleaning supplies, the 600mm will typically take extra items and a few folded towels, and the 800mm gives room for bulkier items and more linen. Deeper units (around 470mm) give more usable shelf depth for stacked towels or larger bottles. Because these are freestanding cupboards, you get enclosed storage that keeps surfaces tidier and hides clutter.

The deep indigo blue is bold yet calming and works with both contemporary and classic schemes thanks to its clean lines and traditional freestanding form. Pair it with white sanitaryware and chrome for a crisp modern look, or add brass taps and patterned tiles for a warmer, more traditional feel. The finish makes a strong focal point, so lighter walls or neutral tiles will help it stand out without overwhelming the room.

A freestanding vanity is straightforward to site because it sits on the floor and gives a solid, traditional look while offering good internal storage. It does occupy floor area, so if you need visible floor space or easier cleaning underneath, a wall‑hung unit might suit better. Choose freestanding if you want more storage and a classic presence; choose wall‑hung if you prefer a lighter, more open bathroom floor.