The vanity from the listing,on your bathroom wall.

Upload a photo of the bathroom and the vanity’s product photo. You get that exact vanity under your mirror, then every tap and light in brushed brass.

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Phone photo of a dated bathroom wall with a honey oak vanity, a cream sink top, a frameless mirror and a chrome light bar

The same wall with a floating walnut vanity with two fluted drawers and a white countertop basin, narrower than the old cabinet

With the vanity wall photo and the vanity product photo as references

Replace the oak vanity and its cream top with the exact vanity from the product photo, at its real size: a single floating walnut vanity about 80 cm wide, narrower than the old cabinet, with exactly two fluted drawers stacked one above the other and the white rectangular countertop basin on top. Hang it on the wall centred under the mirror with the wall and the floor visible below and beside it, and add a chrome wall-mounted tap above the basin. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the mirror, the light bar above it, the towel ring, the beige walls, the floor tiles, the light and the camera angle. Photorealistic.

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How it works

A vanity is bought from a listing, not a description.

Bring a photo and a product shot.
A photo of the bathroom and the packshot from the listing of the vanity you are looking at.
Say where it goes.
Under the mirror, at its real size. Then name the finish for the taps, the lights and the towel ring.
See it installed.
One Pro render each, about a minute. The tile, the mirror and the light stay as photographed.

Recorded walkthrough

A new vanity, then brass fittings

One bathroom photo and one product photo in a chat, two Pro renders, every prompt shown, the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.

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Start a chat, add the wall, add the vanity's product photo
Two references: a phone photo of the vanity wall and the product photo from the shop's listing. Add media once for each file.
Main prompt
Four by three, the exact vanity at its real size, what stays
Pick 4:3 for the photo. Ask for the exact vanity from the product photo and give its width, because a vanity replacing a wider cabinet gets stretched otherwise. Say where it hangs and list what must not change. Pro quality.
Message to Vizzy
Replace the oak vanity and its cream top with the exact vanity from the product photo, at its real size: a single floating walnut vanity about 80 cm wide, narrower than the old cabinet, with exactly two fluted drawers stacked one above the other and the white rectangular countertop basin on top. Hang it on the wall centred under the mirror with the wall and the floor visible below and beside it, and add a chrome wall-mounted tap above the basin. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the mirror, the light bar above it, the towel ring, the beige walls, the floor tiles, the light and the camera angle. Photorealistic.
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Pro render, 67 s
The new vanity
The walnut vanity from the listing, two drawers and one basin, at its own width under the old mirror. Click the thumbnail to see it full size.
Main prompt
The finish: add the result, every fitting in brushed brass
The chat clears the references after a send, so add the result to the chat and name every metal fitting to change, plus anything to add.
Message to Vizzy
Change every metal fitting in this bathroom to brushed brass: the wall-mounted tap and its handle, the light bar above the mirror, and the towel ring. Add a thin brushed brass frame around the mirror. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the walnut vanity and the white basin, the mirror glass, the beige walls, the floor tiles, the light and the camera angle. Photorealistic.
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Pro render, 51 s
Brushed brass
Brass on the tap, the light bar and the towel ring, and a brass frame on the mirror, the vanity kept. Two images, about 3 minutes from the first upload to the second result.

renders: 2
quality: Pro
from the first upload to the brass: 2:39

Timings are from send to result on Pro quality at 1K, read from the recording. Fast quality is quicker and cheaper per render. Nothing in the recording was retouched.

Examples

The exact vanity from a packshot, then the fittings in brass.

Every fitting in brushed brass

The bathroom with the new walnut vanity from the first render

Previous render

The same bathroom with a brushed brass tap, light bar, towel ring and mirror frame

Visualizee render

With the first result as the reference

Change every metal fitting in this bathroom to brushed brass: the wall-mounted tap and its handle, the light bar above the mirror, and the towel ring. Add a thin brushed brass frame around the mirror. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the walnut vanity and the white basin, the mirror glass, the beige walls, the floor tiles, the light and the camera angle. Photorealistic.

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The two renders of the recording, and another take of the brass.

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Vanity and fixtures questions.

What the recording shows, what it takes and what to expect from your own bathroom photo.

All questions

How can I see a new vanity in my bathroom before buying it?

Add a photo of the bathroom and the vanity's product photo to a chat, ask for the exact vanity at its real width, say where it hangs and list what stays. The recording gets it in 67 seconds.

Why give the width?

Without it, a vanity that replaces a wider cabinet tends to be stretched to fill the old space, with extra drawers. Naming the width and the number of drawers keeps the product as sold.

Can I change only the taps and fittings?

Yes. Name every fitting to change and the finish, and list the rest as fixed, as the second step does with brushed brass. Matte black, nickel and chrome work the same way.

Will the walls, the mirror and the floor stay the same?

The prompt lists them as fixed and both renders keep them; the mirror only gains the brass frame the second prompt asks for.

How much does it cost?

The recorded pair took two Pro renders. On the $35 Pro plan a Pro render costs about 27 cents, so that is about 55 cents. Fast quality is cheaper per render. The free start includes 5 renders with no card.

Can I put the vanity in a different bathroom photo?

Yes, any photo of the room works as the first reference; a straight-on photo of the wall gives the most accurate size.