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How to Choose the 7 Best Bathroom Vanities of 2026

By Portland Tile & Remodels · November 1, 2026

Short answer

The best bathroom vanity depends on the room, not just the cabinet. Compare width, depth, sink configuration, plumbing clearance, construction, storage, assembly status, warranty, and return policy before ordering. This 2026 list covers seven U.S.-available models across small bathrooms, standard single-sink layouts, shared baths, and floating installations.

AI illustration of an oak single-sink vanity in a cream bathroom.
AI-generated concept illustration, not the linked product or a Portland Tile project. Painted finishes may not be available from the manufacturer.

The best bathroom vanity depends on the room, not just the cabinet. This guide to the best bathroom vanities compares seven U.S.-available options using construction, countertop and sink materials, storage, assembly status, plumbing access, warranty information, review signals, and value. Price bands are more useful than exact prices because finishes, promotions, shipping, and availability change.

AI-generated concept illustrations. Some cabinets are shown with painted finishes for design inspiration. Designs and colors may differ from the linked products and may not be available from the manufacturer. These are not photographs of Portland Tile projects.

ARIEL Cambridge 36-Inch: Best Overall

The ARIEL Cambridge is a strong all-around choice for a standard bathroom remodel. The complete version combines a hardwood and plywood cabinet, soft-close doors and drawers, a quartz top, porcelain sink, matching backsplash, and five drawers. It arrives assembled. ARIEL lists a three-year limited warranty and a 22-inch overall depth on the complete model. ARIEL Cambridge product details

Price band: mid-range to higher mid-range. Best for homeowners who want a complete, assembled single-sink vanity with practical storage.

Wyndham Collection Beckett 24-Inch: Best Small-Space Option

A 24-inch vanity can make a powder room or narrow bathroom work without giving up a proper sink and storage cabinet. The Beckett has a large Home Depot review sample and quartz-top configurations. The tradeoff is capacity. Confirm the exact model number, finish, sink position, top material, door swing, baseboards, faucet clearance, and plumbing opening before ordering.

Price band: mid-range. Best for powder rooms and layouts where every inch matters.

AI illustration of a compact painted blue vanity with two doors.
AI-generated concept illustration, not the linked product or a Portland Tile project. Painted finishes may not be available from the manufacturer.

Kingston Luxe SE48QZ00CL: Best 48-Inch Storage Layout

The Kingston Luxe 48-inch vanity is designed for homeowners who want more storage without moving all the way to a double-sink cabinet. The manufacturer lists a solid hardwood frame, six soft-close drawers, an adjustable center cabinet, a two-inch quartz countertop, backsplash, undermount ceramic sink, and a plumbing cutout. It arrives fully assembled. Installation still requires careful leveling, plumbing connections, faucet installation, and countertop protection. Kingston Luxe product details

Price band: mid-range to higher mid-range. Best for a larger single-sink layout that needs substantial storage.

AI illustration of a walnut single-sink vanity with drawer storage.
AI-generated concept illustration, not the linked product or a Portland Tile project. Painted finishes may not be available from the manufacturer.

ARIEL Hepburn 60-Inch Double Vanity: Best for Shared Bathrooms

The ARIEL Hepburn 60-inch double vanity is built for a shared bathroom where two sinks and separate storage are worth the wall space. The cabinet uses solid wood and plywood, with dovetail drawer boxes, soft-close doors and drawers, an open back for plumbing access, and multiple storage sections. The complete double-sink configuration includes the cabinet, quartz countertop, sinks, and backsplash. ARIEL Hepburn product details

Price band: higher mid-range. Best for a primary bathroom with enough wall length for two basins.

AI illustration of a white double-sink vanity with central drawers.
AI-generated concept illustration, not the linked product or a Portland Tile project. Painted finishes may not be available from the manufacturer.

Kohler Maxstow 48-Inch: Best Floating Vanity

A floating vanity can make the floor easier to clean and make a smaller bathroom feel more open. The Kohler Maxstow 48-inch wall-hung vanity includes a quartz top, sink, backsplash, solid-wood drawers, dovetail construction, soft-close undermount slides, and drawer dividers. Kohler Maxstow specifications

Floating installation requires more planning than a floor-mounted cabinet. The wall must have adequate blocking or another approved support structure. Plumbing also has to be coordinated inside the wall or through the open cabinet area. Do not choose a floating vanity based only on appearance.

Price band: higher mid-range to premium. Best for modern bathrooms where visible floor space is a priority.

AI illustration of a wall-mounted oak vanity with the floor visible beneath it.
AI-generated concept illustration, not the linked product or a Portland Tile project. Painted finishes may not be available from the manufacturer.

Greyleigh Tolliver 60-Inch: Best Assembled Retail Option

The Greyleigh Tolliver is a 60-inch double vanity with four functional drawers, two cabinets, a quartz countertop, soft-close hardware, and fully assembled delivery. Wayfair lists a 4.8 rating across more than 100 reviews, although availability can change. Its cabinet uses a combination of solid and manufactured wood, so it should not be compared directly with a solid-hardwood or plywood vanity. Greyleigh Tolliver product page

Price band: higher mid-range. Best for homeowners who value assembled delivery and a traditional double-vanity layout.

AI illustration of a traditional wood double-sink vanity.
AI-generated concept illustration, not the linked product or a Portland Tile project. Painted finishes may not be available from the manufacturer.

Kohler Malin by Studio McGee 24-Inch: Best Premium Small Vanity

The Kohler Malin is a compact vanity with a quartz countertop and a smaller footprint. Home Depot lists the 24-inch model with a 4.3 rating across approximately 40 reviews. Its appeal is the combination of design, brand support, and materials rather than maximum storage per dollar. Confirm the current finish, sink configuration, included components, and warranty before ordering.

Price band: premium. Best for a small bathroom where finish quality matters as much as storage.

AI illustration of a compact painted green vanity with a single basin.
AI-generated concept illustration, not the linked product or a Portland Tile project. Painted finishes may not be available from the manufacturer.

Before You Order a Bathroom Vanity

  • Measure the finished wall width, not just the rough opening.
  • Confirm cabinet depth, countertop overhang, door swings, drawer clearance, baseboards, and nearby walls.
  • Locate the existing drain and water supplies.
  • Confirm faucet-hole spacing and whether the faucet is included.
  • Confirm whether the vanity arrives assembled.
  • Inspect delivery packaging before signing for freight.
  • For a floating vanity, confirm wall blocking and plumbing access before the walls are closed.
  • Read the current warranty and return policy.
  • Save the exact model number and installation guide.

Portland Tile Assembly and Installation

A vanity is not just a cabinet. It has to fit the finished room, connect to the plumbing, clear surrounding doors and walls, and work with the countertop, faucet, mirror, lighting, and tile.

Ask Portland Tile about vanity assembly and installation when you are planning a bathroom remodel. Visit portlandtile.com or call (503) 208-4523.

A Hartung Farms Vanity Installation

Amy had already selected the beautiful ARIEL Hepburn 60-inch vanity while working with her designer. Portland Tile helped purchase the vanity and completed the installation, turning her design choice into a finished part of the bathroom.

We enjoy collaborating with clients and their designers to bring carefully selected products together with skilled installation.

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