60 Inch Mid Century Acacia Single Vanity with Carrara Marble

This mid-century inspired single vanity brings timeless style to any bathroom. Crafted from acacia wood with mango veneers, its shaker-like design feels right at home in transitional spaces. Open the dual soft-close doors to find adjustable shelves and dovetailed drawers running on smooth ball-bearing slides. But the true star is the sleek Carrara marble countertop, a solid surface that is begging for your toiletries or a morning cup of coffee. Assembly is simple, allowing you to put finishing touches on your refreshed half bath in no time. Free-standing and versatile, it brings luxurious finishes within reach for any budget.

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Material: This bath vanity is constructed of a combination of solid Poplar, Parawood, and Mango Veneer. Poplar is one of the most commonly used woods to build furniture, framework, and paint-grade cabinets. It has a tight smooth grain and takes stains, and finishes well. Poplar grows tall and straight, so getting lumber in wide widths and long lengths is easy. 

Parawood, or Rubberwood, comes from a tree that produces sap containing latex. Once the latex sap stops coming out (30 years), the tree is harvested and made into cabinet parts and moldings. Rubberwood is a tight-grained dense wood (close to Teak or Walnut) that is very stable, making it ideal for bathroom cabinets or anywhere moisture may be an issue.

In woodworking, wood veneer refers to thin slices of wood made by slicing a thin layer from around a log, usually thinner than 1/8 inch, and glued onto core wood panels to produce flat panels such as doors, tops, and panels for cabinets. Some types of wood are rare or more expensive, so only using a thin layer over a less expensive material or substrate can achieve the same look or beauty of the expensive wood at a lesser cost.

All hardwoods have been Kiln dried to ensure a stable product that will not expand, contract, or warp.

Counter Top: Marble is a porous stone and offers a unique look with its natural veining. Marble requires more maintenance than other natural stones but can last a lifetime if properly cared for. Acidic foods and cleaners can damage Marble, and it is more vulnerable to scratches and etching (water marks) if not dried routinely. It is recommended that you seal Marble every 3 - 6 months.

Backsplash: All of our bathroom vanities are listed without a backsplash. Some bathroom vanities may be delivered with a backsplash, but if that backsplash arrives damaged, we cannot ship a replacement backsplash due to high freight damage occurrences. We recommend shopping at your local hardware store or stone fabricator for matching countertop material or using tile as an alternate backsplash.

Finish: The multi-step finish process on the vanities is not only rich with color and pleasing to the eye it is also a very durable outer shell to help protect your furniture from wear and damage that may occur in everyday use. Actual color may vary slightly due to different computer monitor display settings.

Light Assembly Required: The countertop and sink may not be attached to the base cabinet. If not, this will require attachment using silicone (not provided) and additional hardware (provided). Some furniture-style vanities are shipped without the feet attached, which require installation by simply screwing in, all parts included. If additional accessories are included, such as faucets, mirrors, etc., these accessories will require installation. There is NO cutout in the back for plumbing. The plywood back is removable (screwed on) to accurately mark and cut the plumbing holes for installation.