Single Sink Bathroom Vanities

Single Sink Bathroom Vanities: Sizes, Styles & Buying Considerations

Single sink bathroom vanities provide countertop space and storage around one sink, making them suitable for bathrooms where a second sink isn't necessary. Available in widths from 24 to 72 inches, these vanities can accommodate powder rooms, guest bathrooms, and primary bathrooms, including those shared by two people. Compared with a double sink vanity of the same width, a single sink layout generally leaves more countertop space for toiletries and other bathroom items. For a closer look at the differences, read our single vs. double sink bathroom vanity guide.

Before choosing a single vanity with sink, measure the available wall width and depth, then check the location of your plumbing. Make sure cabinet doors and drawers have enough clearance to open without hitting nearby fixtures. Storage arrangements vary by model, so consider whether drawers for toiletries and grooming products or cabinets for towels, taller bottles, and cleaning supplies would be more useful. Depending on the model, you can purchase the vanity with a sink and countertop or without them if you plan to install your own.

Single sink vanities come in floating and freestanding styles, with designs ranging from modern to traditional. A floating vanity leaves the floor below the cabinet accessible for cleaning, while a freestanding vanity rests on legs or a toe kick base. Matching bathroom mirror and wall cabinet are also available if you want the same finish on other pieces in the bathroom.

Browse our collection of single sink bathroom vanities to compare sizes, storage configurations, and finishes for your bathroom.

Single Sink Bathroom Vanities: Sizes, Styles & Buying Considerations

Single sink bathroom vanities provide countertop space and storage around one sink, making them suitable for bathrooms where a second sink isn't necessary. Available in widths from 24 to 72 inches, these vanities can accommodate powder rooms, guest bathrooms, and primary bathrooms, including those shared by two people. Compared with a double sink vanity of the same width, a single sink layout generally leaves more countertop space for toiletries and other bathroom items. For a closer look at the differences, read our single vs. double sink bathroom vanity guide.

Before choosing a single vanity with sink, measure the available wall width and depth, then check the location of your plumbing. Make sure cabinet doors and drawers have enough clearance to open without hitting nearby fixtures. Storage arrangements vary by model, so consider whether drawers for toiletries and grooming products or cabinets for towels, taller bottles, and cleaning supplies would be more useful. Depending on the model, you can purchase the vanity with a sink and countertop or without them if you plan to install your own.

Single sink vanities come in floating and freestanding styles, with designs ranging from modern to traditional. A floating vanity leaves the floor below the cabinet accessible for cleaning, while a freestanding vanity rests on legs or a toe kick base. Matching bathroom mirror and wall cabinet are also available if you want the same finish on other pieces in the bathroom.

Browse our collection of single sink bathroom vanities to compare sizes, storage configurations, and finishes for your bathroom.