Before purchasing a bathroom vanity, be sure to know the exact amount of space you have to work with, as well as any unusual features or potential restrictions within the space. Is there an existing medicine cabinet that might limit the height of the sink and faucet? Or will the door block the styling area? Is the space configured for one or two sinks? How is the sink centered? Considering such questions before installing a vanity will save much time and headache.

Our showroom offers a wide range of bathroom vanities, with lots of options for installation, style, and more. Depending on your style preferences, we can help you coordinate the color and texture of your bathroom vanity with the flooring and other fixtures. We also provide vanity styles with matching accessories, like in-drawer storage, built-in electrical strips, and bridges and towers for custom configurations.

Whatever your style – traditional, mid-century modern, sleek contemporary, rustic, or a combination of these, our vanities are available in a wide range of design.

A bathroom vanity can help with your organizational needs. First, evaluate the items that you would like to be able to store in your vanity. This may include everything from toothbrushes and makeup items to curling irons and hair dryers to towels and toilet paper. How many people will be using the vanity? How will the vanity be used? Will you need access to electrical outlets?

Consider the number and location of sinks to ensure all elements line up appropriately. Don’t forget about the height of the vanity and where the counter and sink will be positioned. If standard heights don’t quite work for you, consider a wall-mount vanity that can be installed at a custom height.

Measure the width, depth, and height of your current vanity and make sure that your new one has the same measurements. This would involve measuring side to side, front to back, and top to bottom.

Other important measurements include the full length of the space with which you have to work, and the distance of space available from the wall forward. Remember to leave room for the swing of the shower and/or bathroom door. Include enough space for individuals to move about comfortably in front of the vanity.