Table of Contents

• 1. Choose the Right Vanity Size

• 2. Pick Your Vanity Style

• 3. Quartz vs. Marble Countertops

• 4. Select the Perfect Finish

• 5. Other Vanity Considerations

• 6. What to Know Before Delivery

• 7. Bathroom Vanity FAQs

• Single sink vanities are ideal for small to medium-sized bathrooms, offering ample counter space and storage while keeping things compact.
• Double sink vanities are perfect for shared bathrooms or primary suites, allowing two people to use the vanity at once—great for busy mornings or couples sharing a space.                 

  

  Small Vanities

  Perfect for powder rooms and compact bathrooms, our small bathroom vanities (18"–30") combine space-saving design with smart storage.

   

  

  Midsize Vanities

  Midsize bathroom vanities (36"–48") are a versatile choice for shared spaces or smaller primary baths. They provide a balance between counter space and storage without overwhelming the room. 

  

  Large Vanities

  Designed for master suites and spacious bathrooms, large vanities (60"–72") feature generous counter space, double sinks, and ample storage for a luxurious everyday routine.

   

  Tip: Make sure to check the plumbing location and wall space when deciding between one or two sinks.

  Need more storage? Add a matching freestanding linen cabinet or medicine cabinet to keep things organized.

  
  

  2. Pick Your Vanity Style

  

  
  

  Your vanity should reflect your overall design vision. From classic to modern designs, the style you choose will shape the mood of the entire room. Whether you're drawn to a minimalist aesthetic or something with bold character, there are a variety of vanity styles available to suit every taste and home decor theme.

  
  

  

  Mid-Century

  Defined by clean lines, wood finishes, and a vintage-inspired aesthetic, mid-century vanities bring character to all spaces.

   

  

  Transitional

  Transitional vanities balance classic form with updated finishes, offering flexibility for a variety of design directions.

  

  Farmhouse

  A rustic feel with details like barn-style doors and distressed finishes, adding a cozy lived-in feel. 

   

  

  Contemporary

  With smooth surfaces and minimalist hardware, contemporary vanities create a streamlined, modern look that feels open, clean, and current.

   

  

  Modern

  Bold lines and high-contrast finishes define the modern vanity style. Ideal for statement-making spaces, these vanities are all about simplicity with impact.

   

  

  Classic

  For a timeless look that won't go out of style. Classic vanities have elegant details and a refined feel-great for something traditional but polished.

   

  
  

  3. Quartz or Marble Countertop?

  

  The vanity top is where beauty meets practicality. Quartz and marble are both beautiful, durable materials, but they offer different benefits. Choosing the right one depends on your lifestyle, maintenance preferences, and the overall look you're going for.

  
  

  Here’s how they compare:

  Feature	Quartz	Marble
  Appearance	Consistent, clean look	Natural veining, unique patterns
  Durability	Highly durable, non-porous	Softer, more prone to scratches
  Maintenance	Low maintenance	Needs sealing and care
  Best For	Busy households, modern looks	Luxurious, classic designs

  
  

  Is quartz better than marble? If you prefer a low-maintenance option that resists stains and scratches, quartz is often the better choice. Marble, however, offers a one-of-a-kind luxury aesthetic that’s hard to match.

  4. Choose a Finish

  

  Color and finish can completely transform the feel of your vanity—and your bathroom. Whether you want something clean and timeless, like white, or something bold, like navy or forest green, the finish you choose should complement your style and space.
  

  
  

  

  White

  Bright, clean, and timeless—white vanities fit any style and make bathrooms feel open and fresh.
  

  

  Wood Tone

  Add warmth and texture with wood-tone vanities—perfect for rustic or farmhouse looks.
  

  

  Gray & Black

  Gray and black vanities offer bold contrast or soft elegance—great for modern and classic bathrooms.
  

  

  Blue & Green

  Make a statement with blue or green vanities—ideal for coastal charm or a bold, colorful look.
  

   

  • Should your vanity be darker than your walls? In larger bathrooms, darker vanities can create contrast and drama. In small bathrooms, lighter finishes are better for making the room feel open and airy.

  • What color hardware is timeless? Brushed nickel, polished chrome, and satin gold continue to be popular across all design styles. They pair well with both modern and traditional vanities and don’t easily go out of fashion.

  For more details, check out this video

  
  

  5. Other Vanity Considerations

  

  
  

  Once you've chosen your vanity, think about the details that complete the look and enhance functionality. Faucets, storage accessories, and coordinating pieces like bathroom mirrors or cabinets can take your bathroom from good to great. These extras are often overlooked but can make a big difference in how your bathroom works and feels day to day.

  Faucets

  Whether you're updating a powder room or doing a full remodel, choosing the right faucet for bathroom vanities can make a big impact. Popular bathroom faucet styles include:

  

  Widespread Faucets

  Classic and customizable with separate handles for hot and cold water. These faucets typically require three holes and offer flexibility in spacing, making them a great match for traditional and transitional vanity styles. Their timeless appeal and sturdy build make them a long-lasting choice for family or primary bathrooms.

  Single Hole Faucets

  Minimalist and space-saving, great for small bathrooms. With a compact design that combines spout and handle into one unit, single-hole faucets are easy to clean and install. They pair well with modern vanity designs and are ideal when counter space is limited.

  

  

  Wall-Mounted Faucets

  Sleek and modern, ideal for contemporary bathroom vanities. Installed directly into the wall, these faucets free up valuable countertop space and create a streamlined, upscale look. They're perfect for vessel sinks and floating vanities.

  When choosing a faucet, consider:

  • Finish options (brushed nickel, chrome, oil-rubbed bronze, gold, polished nickel)
  • Spout reach and height for vessel sinks
  • Water efficiency and eco-friendly options

  Storage & Accessories

  Enhance your space with:

  

  Wall Cabinets

  Great for smaller items and everyday use. Mounted over the toilet or vanity, wall cabinets offer easy access to toiletries, medicine, and grooming tools without taking up floor space. They’re ideal for compact or single bathrooms where every inch counts.
  

  
  

  Linen Cabinets

  Perfect for storing towels and bulk essentials. These tall, freestanding cabinets are great for maximizing vertical space, especially in smaller bathrooms. They provide concealed storage that keeps clutter out of sight while complementing your vanity design.
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  Mirrors

  Choose framed options to match your vanity for a cohesive look. The right mirror can enhance the overall design, add depth to your space, and improve lighting.
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  Pro Tip: Match hardware finishes across vanity, faucet, cabinet pulls, and light fixtures for a cohesive, high-end look.

  6. What to Know Before Delivery

  

  Measure Your Space & Pathways

  Ensure your preassembled vanity can fit through:

  • Doorways
  • Hallways
  • Staircases

  Also check:

  • Weight of the vanity for safe lifting or help required
  • Product dimensions including packaging to avoid surprises

  Delivery for Second- or Third-Floor Locations

  • Confirm with the carrier if multi-floor delivery is available
  • Ask about liftgate services or extra handling fees
  • For condos/apartments, confirm:
  • Elevator access & size
  • Delivery appointment rules
  • Building restrictions

  7. Bathroom Vanity FAQs

  

  1. Should I choose a freestanding or wall-mounted vanity?
     Freestanding vanities offer more storage and are easier to install. Wall-mounted styles create a modern, floating look and make small spaces feel bigger.
  2. What color makes a small bathroom look bigger?
     Soft neutrals like white, pale gray, and pastel shades help open up small bathrooms visually.
  3. Can I replace a vanity without remodeling the whole bathroom?
     Yes! Just ensure the plumbing and dimensions align, and you can make a dramatic impact with a new vanity alone.
  4. How do I clean quartz or marble countertops?
     Use a mild soap and water solution for both. Avoid harsh chemicals, especially with marble. Click here for a complete guide on how to maintain your vanity countertop. 

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