What size vanity fits my bathroom?

It depends on the wall length, the door swing, clearance to the toilet and tub, and whether you want one sink or two. Your designer measures all of it at the visit and shows the vanity in 3D, so you can see how much walking room remains before anything is built.

Should I choose a floating or floor-standing vanity?

A floating vanity mounts to the wall and leaves the floor open, which makes a small bathroom feel larger and makes mopping easier, but it needs solid backing behind the wall. A floor-standing or furniture-style vanity, like the one in the photo, rests on legs or a base and often holds more. Both can be modeled in the 3D design.

Will a wood vanity hold up in a humid bathroom?

Bathrooms in South Florida stay damp, so the cabinet material, edge sealing and finish all matter. Your designer can recommend materials for a wet room. Run the exhaust fan during and after showers, and wipe up standing water around the sink quickly. Good ventilation keeps moisture from settling inside drawers and cabinets over time.

Custom Bathroom Vanities

Custom bathroom vanities designed in 3D in your South Florida home, with drawers and cabinets sized for what you keep and the mirror planned alongside.

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Storage that fits your routine
Finishes, tops and the mirror above
What to expect
Frequently asked questions

A custom bathroom vanity starts with what you keep at the sink, not with a stock cabinet size. The bathroom in the photo shows how much a vanity sets the tone: a furniture-style cabinet in a light wood finish with two deep drawers, a solid white top with an undermount sink, a widespread faucet, and a round backlit mirror over gray herringbone tile. We design vanities the same way we design closets. A designer visits, measures the bathroom and builds the vanity in 3D software during the appointment, and you can change drawer layouts, finishes and hardware as often as you like before production. For ideas on size and style, look through our roundup of top bathroom vanities, then bring the ones you like to the design visit.

Storage that fits your routine

Shallow drawers for daily items, with dividers for makeup, razors and brushes
Deep drawers tall enough for bottles to stand upright
A cabinet section for cleaning supplies and spare paper goods
Drawers shaped around the sink plumbing so no space is wasted
Open shelves or a towel spot where there is room

More layout ideas are in our post on bathroom vanity storage solutions.

Finishes, tops and the mirror above

If you want the vanity to coordinate with a nearby closet, compare the options on our closet colors and door styles page and ask your designer which ones suit a bathroom. Our materials are premium imports sourced from international manufacturers, and we give a lifetime guarantee on our imported materials; ask which parts of your vanity use them. The top and sink are chosen with the cabinet, and so is the mirror, which can be sized to the vanity through our custom mirrors service.

What to expect

Once you approve the design, the vanity goes into production, and our in-house installation team sets it in place, levels it and secures it to the wall. If an old vanity is being replaced, it comes out first, and the wall and floor behind it may need patching or new tile. Keeping the drain and supply lines where they are keeps the job simpler; relocating them is plumbing work that may require a permit where you live. Call 954-213-5836 or schedule a design visit.

Frequently asked questions

What size vanity fits my bathroom?: It depends on the wall length, the door swing, clearance to the toilet and tub, and whether you want one sink or two. Your designer measures all of it at the visit and shows the vanity in 3D, so you can see how much walking room remains before anything is built.
Should I choose a floating or floor-standing vanity?: A floating vanity mounts to the wall and leaves the floor open, which makes a small bathroom feel larger and makes mopping easier, but it needs solid backing behind the wall. A floor-standing or furniture-style vanity, like the one in the photo, rests on legs or a base and often holds more. Both can be modeled in the 3D design.
Will a wood vanity hold up in a humid bathroom?: Bathrooms in South Florida stay damp, so the cabinet material, edge sealing and finish all matter. Your designer can recommend materials for a wet room. Run the exhaust fan during and after showers, and wipe up standing water around the sink quickly. Good ventilation keeps moisture from settling inside drawers and cabinets over time.