1. Consider Users and Usage​

Base your bathroom vanity choice on who’ll use it and their needs. For couples sharing a morning sink rush, a double sink bathroom vanity is ideal. If you’re solo, a single bathroom vanity in the master bath suffices. Makeup and hair enthusiasts need ample counter space and storage for toiletries.​

2. Factor in Plumbing Location​

Plumbing largely dictates where your bathroom vanity can go, as relocating it is costly and time-consuming. Floor-standing bathroom vanities work with standard plumbing, while wall-mounted ones may require moving hookups, impacting style choice.​

3. Account for Obstructions​

Consider door swings, shower stalls, toilets, and foot traffic when deciding on location and size. Use a box as a bathroom vanity surrogate if visualizing the layout is tough. Bathroom vanity dimensions typically range: width (24–60 inches, custom options available), height (30–36 inches, user-dependent), and depth (17-24 inches).​

4. Select the Right Sink Style​

The sink basin affects your bathroom vanity’s look and functionality. With various styles like above-counter, under-counter, and integrated sinks, choose based on countertop space needs and your desired layout.​

5. Pick Durable Materials​

Bathroom vanities face water, makeup spills, and humidity. Opt for wood veneer, laminate, or hot-pressed foil for longevity and aesthetics. For countertops, natural stone or quartz offer both beauty and practicality.​

6. Custom vs. Prefabricated Bathroom Vanities​

Custom bathroom vanities use high-quality materials and fit perfectly but demand more time and budget for selecting components. Prefabricated bathroom vanities are cheaper and arrive faster, though they may be less durable.​

YALIG has more than 20 years of experience in bathroom vanities with professional designers, we welcome your enquiry.