48 to 60 inch Wide Small Double Sink Bathroom Vanities

Small Double Vanity Buying Guide

Things to Consider When Sizing for a New Bathroom Vanity?
You need to ensure the vanity will fit into your space. That does not just mean checking to ensure the vanity fits in your bathroom. It means checking to ensure the vanity fits in the free space along the wall without impacting your ability to get to other areas of the room or access other bathroom functions. To determine the right size for your space, you should start by getting a measurement for width. Measure along the wall and leave room for a toilet, tub, shower or moving doors as appropriate. Next, imagine how far you want the vanity to stick out. Put some things down on the floor and open and close doors in the room. If the doors hit those things, you are too far out and your vanity's depth will need to be smaller.

Style and Finishing
You can vary the look of a vanity through many choices. First, you can select from overall style. We offer modern, antique, traditional and unique styles. Next, you can adapt the style to your room through counter top, finish and hardware selection. Many of our models allow you to choose from several options when it comes to these items. Do you prefer undermount sinks or vessel sinks? Make sure that all elements you choose work well together. You also want the piece to work well with your existing decor while maintaining the flexibility to integrate into future design elements.

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What Are My Bathroom Vanity Storage Options?
Next, you should consider storage. Our vanities come with different storage configurations, so you are sure to find something that will suit your needs. The types of storage available in our vanities include cabinets, drawers and open shelves. Some of our models also come with optional matching storage pieces like side cabinets and shelves. You can purchase these items separately for added storage. The easiest way to determine the best storage option for your room is to think about what you intend to put in the vanity. This is a case where form truly does follow function. If you need to store a few large items, a single cabinet might work. Storing multiple small items will likely require drawers.

Plumbing
The last thing you do before finalizing any vanity purchase is to check double sink plumbing elements. Do the fixtures match the sink? Does the sink match existing pipes in your home? Will you need additional parts for the installation? If you are able to answer these questions, you are ready to make your purchase!