Here’s How to Choose the Right Bathroom Vanity

The right bathroom vanity will get you excited about brushing your teeth. Merging form and function, the vanity sets the tone for bath and powder rooms. From a spa-worthy statement piece to a storage-heavy family fixture to a space-savvy compact unit, here’s what to look for when shopping bathroom vanities.

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Bathroom Vanity Types

Let your imagination run wild: our selection of bath vanities is extensive enough to please any design lover. But first, determine which vanity type is best for your home and lifestyle.

Vanity Materials

From spa-inspired, luxury stone to hard-wearing synthetic surfaces, vanities and vanity tops come in a wide array of materials, with features to suit every aesthetic, budget and lifestyle.

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FAQs

What is a vanity?

A vanity is a piece of bathroom furniture that combines at least three essential elements: the sink, countertop, and cabinet. The cabinet provides a storage area and also serves to conceal the under-sink plumbing. Additional features may also be present such as mirror, lights, shelving, and various styling details.

What is the most durable material for a bathroom vanity top?

Traditional tile countertops are very durable as both ceramic and porcelain are extremely hard, dense materials. They are also stain-resistant and easy to clean. Granite countertops are the most durable vanity top of the natural stone options and are ideal for high-traffic bathrooms. A granite countertop costs more than tile, but it can also set an upscale style tone for your bathroom.

Do you need a vanity light with a lighted mirror?

That really depends on your bathroom and individual preference. If your bathroom is already well lit, you may not need additional lighting. But given the closeup nature of personal grooming, task lighting can be a real benefit. Vanity mirrors with built-in lighting are available and can really enhance your bathroom décor. You can also add lights overtop or on either side of your mirror.

Do bathroom vanities need a backsplash?

Yes, unless you have a sink that doesn't rest against the wall. A backsplash is necessary to protect the wall behind the sink. Otherwise water can seep in behind and damage your paint and wall. Mould and mildew can also set in which can pose a health hazard.

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Here’s How to Choose the Right Bathroom Vanity

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