Single Vanities Delivering Major Style

The vanity is an essential part of any bathroom, with a single vanity offering the ideal size for guest bathrooms and powder rooms. Place a pair of single vanities in a master bathroom retreat with a makeup desk or floor-to-ceiling cabinet in between for a grander effect. With so many different sizes, styles, and colors from which to choose, it is easy to discover a design that will elevate the look of any bathroom in the house.

Choosing a Vanity Arrangement

A bathroom vanity can be sold as a vanity only or as a set with coordinating pieces. Evaluate the needs of the room and select an arrangement designed to suit the space.

Vanity Only

A vanity only provides the cabinet without any of the extras, making it easy to add any sink, countertop, mirror, and faucet.

Vanity & Sink

Vanity and sink combinations take some of the guesswork out of pairing the top with a sink, often with a vanity top included as well. These combinations include undermount, molded, and bowl sink options to name a few.

Vanity & Mirror

Elevate the style of the bathroom by selecting a vanity and mirror set. These sets include a vanity and a coordinating mirror, sometimes along with other elements. The mirror in these sets is perfectly proportioned to the matching vanity, making it easy to find the ideal size.

Vanity & Faucet

A vanity would not be complete without a matching faucet to run water through the design. Vanity and faucet sets are specifically paired to coordinate in style and finish.

Complete Vanity Set

Key Factors in Selecting the Ideal Vanity

Width

Before selecting a bathroom vanity, take careful measurements of the space to establish the width, height, and depth of space allotted for the vanity. Choosing the correct size range is a great way to do an initial narrowing of the search.

Style

As perhaps the only piece of furniture in the room, the vanity plays a large role in establishing the design of the bathroom. Keep things classic and traditional or opt for a streamlined, modern piece.

Finish

The color of the finish will help to establish a color scheme for the space. Wood finishes make a popular choice because they're rooted in traditional style. For something a little different, opt for grey, black, bronze, or even colorful options.

Storage

As the primary furniture in the bathroom, the vanity needs to provide ample storage for the soap, extra toilet paper, cleaning products, and everyday toiletries. Evaluate the items in the bathroom and select a vanity with a combination of drawers and doors to accommodate those items. Select a vanity with soft-close hinges to maintain a quiet space.

Installation Type

Free-standing vanities provide the look of dresser or chest and stand on their floor supported by their own structure. A similar installation type is floor-mounted vanities, which sit on the floor but require anchoring for support. Bathrooms with minimal floor space are a great opportunity to display wall-mounted vanities. These units install on the wall and don't have feet that extend to the floor. As a result, the area under the vanity remains open for rugs, baskets, and easy cleaning.

Adding the Finishing Touches

Once the new vanity is installed in the space, complete the design with finishing touches. A bottle or bar of soap and nearby hand towel are daily essentials. Inside the cabinets, shelves, baskets, and organizational tools help to keep the items you need properly sorted for easy access.

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