Bathroom Vanities

Yes! If you’re considering putting in a new bathroom vanity, you have a few options:

1. Freestanding vanities: These are the most common type of vanity. They offer ample storage solutions via cabinets or shelving and fit into all bathroom designs. Freestanding models are easier to move than fixed or built-in vanities, making them a more versatile choice. 

1. Wall-mounted vanities: Also known as floating vanities, these models attach directly to the wall, creating a clean, modern look. Since wall-mounted vanities don’t touch the floor, they make a bathroom feel more spacious. The downside is that floating models usually have minimal or no storage compartments.

1. Single-sink vanities: Single-sink vanities can be wall-mounted or freestanding and are suitable for smaller bathrooms.

1. Double sink vanities: Ideal for couples, these models have two sinks and offer lots of counter and storage space.

1. Vessel sink vanities: While most vanities incorporate the sink into the mold, vessel sink designs feature a countertop-mounted sink on top of the vanity. These vanities add a stylish touch but require careful measurements for faucet height and positioning.

You can find bathroom vanities made of various materials.

1. Solid wood: Hardwoods such as oak, maple, and teak offer a classic look and are durable and resistant to warping.

1. MFD: Medium-density fiberboard (MFD) is another durable option. It features a smooth surface that’s easy to paint and finish.

1. Plywood: Plywood is a sturdy, moisture-resistant material made of thin sheets of layered wood veneer, which gives it strength and durability.

1. Particle board: An economical choice, particle board vanities are made from wood chips and resin. They are less durable and moisture-resistant than MDF or plywood but make for a budget-friendly option in high-traffic homes.

1. Laminate: These vanities have a thin layer of plastic over a base material like MDF or particle board. They are highly resistant to stains, scratches, and moisture, making them easy to clean and maintain.

1. Natural stone: Granite, marble, and quartz offer a luxurious and durable option for bathroom vanities. Stone is resistant to scratches and heat but needs to be sealed to protect against stains and moisture.

1. Stainless steel: Incredibly durable, water-resistant, and easy to clean, steel vanities work best in industrial-style settings.

There are a few things to consider when trying to find the perfect vanity for your bathroom. Start by measuring your bathroom to know how much space you have. Remember to leave room so doors or drawers aren’t obstructed. You should also consider your bathroom layout and if you need (or have room for) a single or double sink vanity. 

Next, think about style. If you want a minimalist look, choose a floating or wall-mounted model. The overall design of your bathroom is also important. Whether you have traditional, contemporary, or rustic decor, choose materials and designs that match the fixtures and color scheme of the bathroom.

Finally, storage is another thing to consider. Vanities with drawers, cabinets, and open shelving offer plenty of storage for bathroom essentials and cleaning supplies.