Traditional cabinet vanities are available in a range of sizes to fit most typical spaces. Also,  wall-mounted vanities are a great choice for smaller bathrooms because they don’t take up any floor space. This not only grants you additional foot space, but it also allows you to place your bathroom scale or other objects underneath your vanity. 

You might also choose a single bathroom vanity with a minimalist design. Having clean lines can create a less cluttered appearance in small bathrooms. A corner vanity is one of the smallest options available and will help maximize the available space.

The best bathroom vanity finish is the one that matches your style or other design elements of your bathroom. In selecting the stain or paint finish, consider the color of the floors and walls, as well as how much light the room receives.

You will also have the opportunity to coordinate the color to your vanity top. Many people like to go with a vibrantly colored vanity and a more muted top, or the other way around. White vanities and black vanities can work with a wide range of colors and designs, so they are a good choice if you’re considering repainting or redecorating your bathroom.

Finish: Stained bathroom vanities are standard-priced, while painted vanities typically cost about 10–20% more. Adding a special finish, like glaze, is a further premium on the cost.

Style: The more detailed your door style is, the more expensive it will be. Additionally, if the center panel is solid wood, it is more expensive than a wood veneer.

Size: Larger bathroom vanity styles and double-sink vanities are typically more expensive.

Brand: Our brands cover a wide range of prices to help you find an option that fits your budget. We have several high-quality brands available in stock and through special orders, including Homecrest, Smart, and Green Forest.

Materials: Wood bathroom vanities made from materials like oak and solid plywood will be more expensive than laminate or other box construction options.