Cabinet Door for Vanity - Retrofit

We have the idea to build a nice bottle trap for our vanity, thereby can expose nice open shelves.
Unfortunately plumber said no and fit ugly pipes instead, see picture
Now I need to find a way to install a door to hide those pipes.
Hubby reckons it's impossible to retro-fit now and refuse to build door, and no cabinet-maker is interested in doing this small job.

Can anyone help me with some method to build a door, however simple?

 

Buy an Ikea / flatpack cabinet with a door to same height width as its common standard usually. Remove bench and replace Reinstall bench. Check heights to avoid bench position affecting tiling ? I would add a double unit...Why leave the open area ?. Its not like its a desk (is it ?)

Note that a extra end panel (left side in image) may be needed as seems someone filled gap to wall with a secondary end panel. You may need to bring it forward and in same material as door so it doesnt leave a gap between door and tiling.

Who put the power where it is ? High risk with a basin and tap ABOVE IT. Is it to code ?
PITA to use any appliance eg hairdryer, straightener or shaver

Looks like bad planning and use of a discarded kitchen cabinet - Is that the dishwasher holes in lower right of cabinet?

 

Thanks @Paul@PFI for your response.
Must clarify this is a brand new vanity, just built. The right-hand side is for washing machine, hence the power point and taps. All done by Licensed Electrician and Plumber. I dont have the heart to throw everything out a week after it's done and re-built.
My original question is about how to put a door to the front of the cabinet.

 

Maybe as there would be a 30mm lap on that bench top where the door can be fitted,then just try and buy a one off replacement match-up ,plus the way that is set-up that way was the only way the Plumber could have set that into the wall

 

Fit a removable false back in the cabinet to cover the pipes.

 

I noticed those but the issue will be whether the hoses for the washing machine will be long enough.

 

Where does the drain pipe from the washing machine go?

It can't go on the spigot on the trap...

 

All over the floor.

 

Thanks guys for your response.
A little perplexed with the response so I must add that this has been installed and checked by Licensed Electrician and Plumber. I will get the washing machine soon but for now, my question is how to build a door because Hubby reckons he cant retrofit... So if I can bring everyone back to my original question would be most helpful.

 

I'm a cabinet maker, you should have no problem at all fitting a new door. Just a normal door with full overlay conceal hinges. 15 minute job.

 

Thanks Hodge! Now I have to decide whether to pursue with hubby

 

Hardest bit will be finding a cabinet maker for such a small job. Best to try a handyman.

 

I share the same house and bedroom with my Handyman . His name is Hubby.

 

Renting out rooms to the tradies? He's got a lovely name too.