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The size of your vanity is decided by a few factors: number of sinks, storage space, the size of the bathroom, and the style that you are looking for. For example, in a small half bathroom you'll need a similarly small single bathroom sink vanity, while an elegant bathroom vanity cabinet would make a better choice for a master bathroom, where you can opt in for a double sink bathroom vanity. Stylistically, if you prefer sleeker, more modern bathroom fixtures, then a black or white bathroom vanity can help build on that design aesthetic. To help you navigate these variables and others, here are a couple guidelines to keep you on the right track.
Number of Vanities: The number of sinks you need in your bath vanity is driven by how many people you expect to be using the sink and mirror space at any one time. For a couple or a small family, you won't need more than one sink to wash up in. However, if there are multiple people who'll be making use of the sink space at one time then a double sink on top of a bathroom vanity cabinet with plenty of storage space could save both time and hassle.
Bathroom Size: A bathroom has multiple different pieces of furniture and features all jockeying for space in the bathroom. This can make the available space for your vanity limited, but there are several options you can look at to maximize the use of that space.
Free Standing Vanity: The largest of all types of bath vanities, but also the easiest type of vanity to customize. These vanities are fantastic for bathrooms with plenty of space. Incorporating plenty of vanity cabinet space already, free standing vanities can help you double up on storage space and sink space. No need to worry about mounting either. A free standing vanity uses its own legs for stability, so no extra work is needed.
Floating Vanity: Simple and attractive, the floating vanity strips away excess features you don't need. If you are short on bathroom space and need a small bathroom vanity then the floating vanity is an enticing option. The cabinets and drawers are made to be compact so you use your space efficiently.
Corner Vanity: If you are squeezed on space a corner bathroom vanity offers a good solution. Most furniture doesn't fit into corners well so this space is usually an open opportunity. Use up that space with a corner vanity so have more bathroom space and more storage at the same time.
Arguably the most distinguishing facet of a bathroom sink vanity. The sink style is a fabulous way to grab a hold of your design and get creative.
Undermount: This style allows for plenty of counter space since it is mounted beneath it. It's easy to clean and elegant to look at. Since the countertop and sink are different pieces you can use these parts to create a charming look for your bathroom vanity by complementing the colors between them.
Self-rimming: The quickest and easiest style to install. You can actually drop this sink type into an existing counter in some cases. The most popular style of sink, and it is also known as a drop in sink. Due to its popularity there are plenty of options so you can find a sink that will make your bathroom vanity shine.
Vessel: Typically, this sink vanity style is a bowl shape that sits on the counter surface. However, modern styles use straight lines and square shapes which is becoming more popular. It a bold design choice that can make your bathroom vanity standout from the rest of the room.