Choosing the right bathroom vanity can be a big challenge. If your bathroom is small, then you have to make sure that the vanity doesn’t take up too much space in the room. However, if your bathroom is large, you may want to go for a larger vanity that can add some extra storage space and style to your bathroom.

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What to keep in mind when designing your bathroom vanity

Here are some tips for designing your bathroom vanity:

1) Measure the height of the wall where you want to place your vanity and make sure it won’t be too high or too low for you.

2) Measure the width of the room and measure how much space is left between two walls where you want to place this piece of furniture. Make sure there will be enough space between two walls where you want to put your bathroom vanity and that it won’t obstruct any doorways or pathways inside or near your bathroom.

3) Make sure that there is enough space in front of each wall where you want to place this piece of furniture so that when someone opens or closes their drawers or doors, they won’t hit anything else nearby (such as other people walking through).

4) If you’re going with a standard-sized vanity, then make sure it has everything you need — like drawers or pullout shelves — so that it’s as functional as possible. For example, if you don’t have enough space for drawers, then look for cabinets that have open shelves instead so that nothing gets lost inside them (like toothbrushes).

5) Bathroom vanities are exposed to water and humidity every day, so it’s important that you choose materials that will stand up to this environment. Consider using solid wood or stone for your vanity top, rather than composite materials such as melamine. Solid wood will look more natural and feel more luxurious, while stone is durable enough for frequent cleaning and long-term use.

If you’re installing a custom-built sink or mirror in your bathroom, be sure to measure carefully before ordering it so that it fits properly within the space allotted for it on your vanity top. If you have an existing vanity top with an integrated sink or mirror, then make sure that there’s enough room between them for any plumbing fixtures (such as taps) that you may want installed above them.

Decide how many sinks you need. If you want two sinks in your bathroom, consider installing two separate vanities instead of one double sink vanity top. It’ll give each person more privacy and allow for better organization of supplies and toiletries between two rooms rather than using one sink shared by both people using the same toiletry cabinet space on one piece of furniture.

Consider placement options. When placing your new vanity, think about where it will go in relation to any other fixtures in the room — especially faucets or shower heads — and also consider whether there are already cabinets beneath the sink.

Keep all these essentials in mind when designing your bathroom vanity.