Sourced by Homes & Gardens: 17 Best Places to Buy Bathroom Vanities for Style, Function, and Long-Lasting Design

Whether you want to invest in unique designs or stylish yet affordable finds, these are our top places to buy bathroom vanities, no matter your style or budget

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Your vanity is more than just a storage space in your bathroom – it's a design feature that becomes a focal point, and really dictates the aesthetic of your space. From the size and style to the materials and colors, choosing the right one instantly elevates your scheme.

The variety of bathroom vanity ideas is vast, from small but stylish designs to beautifully crafted investment pieces and vintage finds, all of which are covered in this expertly curated edit.

And we've not just found the best stores to shop – we've carefully organized them into distinct sections: affordable finds, luxury retailers, and artisan makers and vintage finds. Our edit makes it so easy for you to find trusted retailers that appeal to your style and budget, and choose the perfect focal point for your bathroom.

Luxury & Designer Retailers

Your bathroom vanity is the perfect opportunity to add a more luxurious touch to your space that feels elevated and curated. From decorative designs to high-quality, timeless materials, here's where I recommend shopping for beautiful craftsmanship and investment vanities.

Anthropologie

Fern Marble-Top Single Bathroom Vanity

Anthropologie's bathroom vanities offer classic designs with a touch of whimsy. Each design offers a subtle nod to vintage style and embodies luxurious design.

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Anthropologie keeps its bathroom vanity range small and in line with its beloved, unique aesthetic. Every design feels classic with a nod to vintage style, but with a dash of Art Deco chic and plenty of texture. From fluted finishes to painted motifs, Anthro's curated edit is the place to shop for a timeless focal point.

Best for: Textural, statement designs, especially if you want charming motifs and fluted profiles

Lead time: 1-3 weeks

Price: $$

Pottery Barn

Manzanita 72 Double Sink Vanity

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Rustic woods and classic forms are in abundance at Pottery Barn, creating a classic look for any bathroom. There's a real mix of traditional styles featuring Shaker details and decorative bases, and more contemporary silhouettes. There's a cohesive color scheme throughout the bathroom vanities, too, with the majority either natural wood or white, with a few blue ones mixed in for a timeless color option.

Best for: Wooden vanities and rustic finishes

Lead time: 1-4 weeks

Price: $$–$$$

Restoration Hardware

A neutral bathroom with a dark fluted wood vanity and gold mirrors

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Restoration Hardware has truly become the pillar of luxury across the board, but especially when it comes to bathroom vanities. The brand's designs embrace timeless beauty and elevated styles, all offered in a selection of classic wood tones, from light washes to rich, moody stains.

Best for: Luxury and wooden designs

Lead time: 2-4 days

Price: $$$–$$$$

West Elm

A white paneled bathroom with a wooden double vanity and black wall lights

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If you're looking for well-made, durable designs with a focus on construction and top-quality materials, you really can't go wrong with West Elm's classic collection of bathroom vanities for rooms of all sizes. The vanities feel more contemporary with some clear mid-century modern influences in the silhouettes.

Best for: Contemporary and Mid-century style

Lead time: 1-4 weeks

Price: $$

Soho Home

A warm neutral bathroom with white and beige checkerboard wall tiles, a dark wood vanity, and a curved dark wood vanity mirror

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Soho Home has become the epitome of luxury interiors, and its vanities are no exception. A quick glance at the brand's selection tells you everything you need to know – luxe materials like marble, unique wood details, and soft curvaceous edges are all a recipe for elevated and enduring style.

Best for: High-end, luxury design and natural materials

Lead time: 3-4 weeks

Price: $$$

Kohler

A moody bathroom with a green double vanity, wooden paneling, and patterned floor tiles

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If you're looking for a bathroom vanity that blends sophisticated design with streamlined functionality, Kohler is a brand worth knowing about. There's a beautiful simplicity to the designs – the focus is on quality craftsmanship and timeless style, rather than adding unnecessary mod cons.

Best for: Simple design with quality craftsmanship

Lead time: 7-10 days

Price: $$

Crate & Barrel

A white bathroom with a wooden vanity with a white border, black hardware, and two square mirrors

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Crate & Barrel divides its vanities into four core collections, all with a modern feel but each unique. For example, the Bluff collection blends bleached ash with white quartz to create a vanity that feels reminiscent of a Mediterranean retreat, while the Carmen collection marries refined elegance with rich, moody hues. It's a brand that executes contemporary style brilliantly.

Best for: Chic vanities with a modern edge

Lead time: 16-21 days

Price: $$–$$$

Affordable Finds

Bathroom vanities range in price from the low hundreds to the high thousands. But there are plenty of retailers that offer more affordable designs that still feel timeless and stylish. Here are the brands, stores, and retailers offering great quality vanities at a lower cost.

Wayfair

A neutral bathroom with beige wall tiles, a wooden vanity, and a faux olive tree

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Wayfair is renowned for its variety of styles and price points, as well as staying ahead of up-and-coming interior design trends. We've added it to the affordable finds section because it truly offers some really stylish designs at a lower price point, but there are just as many slightly more luxurious options, too.

So, if you're in the market for a colorful option that you don't have to set up or want a rustic, wooden look for your master bathroom that will require professional installation, both options are available at Wayfair, which makes the process of finding the perfect bathroom vanity for your home easier than ever.

Best for: Variety of designs and easy installation

Lead time: Varies per product

Price: $–$$

IKEA

ÄNGSJÖN / BACKSJÖN wooden floating Bathroom vanity

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Is there anything IKEA doesn't sell? There are many homeware items the brand is famed for, whether it's decor or storage, but its bathroom vanity offerings are a great option if you're looking for easy installation, simplistic designs, and plenty of storage.

Best for: Scandi design and practical storage

Lead time: 5 to 30 days

Price: $–$$

Home Depot

A gray bathroom vanity with a white countertop paired with gold faucets and gold mirrors

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Whether you know the exact make and model of your desired bathroom vanity or you're just searching for inspiration, you'll find it on Home Depot. For extensive bathroom redesigns, it really is the place to go. Their 'Complete the Project' page links to all the best bathroom faucets, tiling, mirrors, and more to match your vanity.

Best for: Versatile designs and full remodel projects

Lead time: 1 to 2 days, or up to 10 days for custom vanities

Price: $–$$

Walmart

A white bathroom with paneled walls and a farmhouse style vanity

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Where most home stores stock vanities in modern, traditional, and transitional styles, Walmart gets much more specific. You can shop for coastal vanities to complement your beach bathroom decor or classic vanities with contemporary features that fit right into mid-century modern homes.

Best for: Range of styles and affordability

Lead time: 3+ days

Price: $

Target

Wood bathroom vanity

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Target is known for its trend-focused decor and designer collaborations, so it's probably unsurprising that they are also a go-to shop for great bathroom vanities. There's a great mix, from classic wooden designs to more contemporary floating vanities, so there's something for every space.

Best for: On-trend styles and designer collections

Lead time: 3-5 business days

Price: $–$$

Lowe's

A bathroom with brown paneled walls, a white single vanity, and a white framed mirror

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Lowe's is a one-stop shop for all of your DIY needs, but it's also a great place to shop for vanities of every size, style, and price point, from simple white designs to elevated wooden units that feel high-end. Plus, if you're a first-time renovator and you're keen to avoid bathroom renovation mistakes, you'll love Lowe's how-to blogs, which take you step by step through all manner of DIY tasks.

Best for: DIY-ers and ease of shopping

Lead time: 7-10 days

Price: $–$$

Amazon

A green paneled bathroom with a white vanity and gold hardware

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You might usually head to Amazon for smaller bathroom decor, but they have a fantastic variety of bathroom vanities on offer. It's one of the more underrated retailers, but they offer plenty of designs varying from sleek, modern vanities to more classic, farmhouse-inspired options. Although Amazon has plenty to offer in terms of diversity of styles and affordable options, it's one of the better options for contemporary vanities and even full sets for a full vanity area set up.

Best for: Easy installation and reliable customer service

Lead time: Varies per product

Price: $$

Vintage, One-of-a-Kind Finds & Artisan Makers

Whether you're designing a vintage bathroom or love to decorate with antiques, buying preloved is a great way to source characterful finds. From markets and fairs to trusted sellers, these are the places to shop for unique and vintage vanities.

1stDibs

1stDibs is a great place to shop if you're looking for antique and vintage designs sourced by trustworthy dealers. There's a real mix here, from vintage vanities like this Victorian Washstand, as well as older units that can be made into a vanity relatively easily.

Best for: Antique furniture

Lead time: Varies by seller

Price: $$$

Chairish

Offering a mix of high-end vintage and designer furniture, Chairish is a must-shop website for anyone with an eye for luxury design. While the standard and quality is reflected in the price tag, these vanities are investment pieces that will really stand the test of time.

Best for: Vintage and designer vanities

Lead time: Varies by seller

Price: $$$

Etsy

A warm neutral bathroom with a fluted marble vanity

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Etsy might be known for its unique gifts and handmade designs, but you can also find some wonderful bathroom vanities from a range of makers and sellers. Think rustic wooden designs, sculptural basins, and even unexpected materials.

Best for: One-of-a-kind vanity designs

Lead time: Varies per seller

Price: $$–$$$

How to choose the best bathroom vanity

Choosing the best bathroom vanity will depend on your criteria – style, budget, and materials all need to be considered when choosing the right design for your space.

Budget

The first thing to consider is your budget. Are you looking for something luxurious or something more affordable? If you're not looking to spend a lot, look to brands like Target, Wayfair, Lowe's, or Home Depot, which stock vanities at different price points and allow you to filter by price.

If you are looking to invest in a more high-end bathroom vanity, I'm a big fan of Restoration Hardware's bathroom vanities, which might come with a bigger price tag, but the designs are unbelievably beautiful, and the styles will stand the test of time. For vintage and antique designs, 1stDibs always has a beautiful collection.

You can also contact your local carpenter or furniture maker to see if they can craft something truly bespoke – it will not only add a sense of luxury to your bathroom, but it will also allow you to curate a truly unique scheme.

Style

If budget is less of a concern, or you're simply looking for a vanity that embraces your bathroom's interior design style, some of the more luxury brands that have their own, well-known aesthetics will be more suitable.

If you're looking for high-end and quality craftsmanship, look to brands like Anthropologie for decorative, vintage-inspired designs, Pottery Barn for farmhouse rustic style, or West Elm for something more contemporary.

Where to find an affordable bathroom vanity

A tighter budget doesn't mean you need to compromise on good quality.

Shop affordable retailers

If you are looking for cheaper options, the likes of Amazon, Lowe's, Target, and The Home Depot are the best retailers to shop at, with vanities priced in the low hundreds rather than thousands.

Shop second-hand

Looking for second-hand vanities is also a great way to find affordable options – and in some cases, more unique. The best places to look include Facebook Marketplace, Etsy, and even your local furniture thrift stores. If you're open to DIY, even old cabinets can be turned into a bathroom vanity relatively easily.

Find your local furniture clearance spots

Keep an eye out for any furniture clearances or even ex-display units from local hardware stores – they're usually in perfect condition or feature only a few minor marks, but they are often half the price, if not less. It's a great way to buy the best vanities at a more affordable price point.

What do you need to check when buying a bathroom vanity?

When buying a bathroom vanity, make sure you check the delivery and returns policies, and also make sure there is some level of warranty included. Wayfair, Walmart, and Amazon all offer at least a 1-year warranty for peace of mind.

It's also important to check that the materials used to make the vanity in question are suitable for your bathroom – being waterproof and watertight is essential – and check whether professional installation is required, as this will be a big factor in your budget.

Solid wood with a protective stain are always a fantastic choice, or for more affordable designs, MDF and plywood are popular – just ensure they are properly protected. Any good bathroom vanity brand will have this listed in the specifications.

And, most importantly, always check the measurements – twice! It's always a hassle having to repackage and return items because you didn't get the measurements quite right.

A good tip to remember is to factor in baseboards when doing your measurements – this will reduce the available footprint and potentially impact the size of vanity you can actually fit into your desired space.

Does a bathroom vanity need to be flush against the wall?

In almost all cases, yes, your vanity should be flush against your bathroom wall. This should hide unsightly plumbing, but there are practical reasons, too. If a vanity isn’t set flush against the wall, it will shift slightly with daily use.

Since your vanity is attached to your sinks and pipes, these small shifts will put a strain on your plumbing and could cause leaks.

There’s just one exception to the rule. If you happen to have a very spacious bathroom, and your plumbing comes up through the floor rather than out of the wall, then you might consider a bathroom vanity island.


There are plenty of retailers offering bathroom vanities that perfectly blend practicality with aesthetics. We have done a lot of the research here for you, but all homes and homeowners are different, so it's worth making your own checklist for what you want and need from a bathroom vanity before you start spending.

Molly Malsom
Kitchens & Bathrooms Editor

I’ve worked in the interiors magazine industry for the past five years and joined Homes & Gardens at the beginning of 2024 as the Kitchens & Bathrooms editor. While I love every part of interior design, kitchens and bathrooms are some of the most exciting to design, conceptualize, and write about. There are so many trends, materials, colors, and playful decor elements to explore and experiment with.