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The world of vanities is becoming vaster through the years. Before there were only bulky cabinet sinks or stand sinks in not many choices. Now there are all kinds of options for bathrooms, making it possible to create a truly unique look that will blend in with any type of home design theme that is already in place. With so many different styles of vanities, it can be a bit of a daunting process to find the one that will fit perfectly into an already existing space. There are so many things to think about when buying a vanity. Do you want a single or double vanity? Custom made or pre-fabricated? Mission style or Victorian style? And what sorts of lights, stools, or other accessories do you want to match with it? Let’s take a walkthrough of some basics to help sort through the vast world of vanities.

The type of sink and how many is usually a good first step to take in decided what sort of vanity to purchase. Sink stand vanities are perfect for half bathrooms, as they are usually small spaces. A stand is simple and classic, and will also fit into tight spaces while still being able to hold soap and hand lotion, everything you need for your visitors. Single sink vanities are good for guest bathrooms or children’s bathrooms. They have a countertop where you can put all the kids’ toothbrushes and mouthwashes, and yet will still look nice. They are also much cheaper than double sink vanities, which makes it a good choice for the second bathroom. Double vanity sinks, however, have come into style in the past few years as the choice for the master bath, perfect for couples. With two sinks, it is easier for both spouses to get ready and get out the door in the morning. They also come in a variety of styles, from modern to traditional, and some as just floating countertops or with a cabinet underneath. If you have a large amount of space, the double vanity sinks might be a good fit.

Mission style vanities are a throwback to classic American craftsmanship. If you want a rustic and more simplistic look, it may be the option for you. Strong and sturdy, they come in a variety of different wood finishes with the option of different countertops, like marble or granite. It’s a more hefty vanity, being based on function, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t beautiful as well. There is also the Victorian style, which generally feature more ornamentation and curves. They are also more decorative than Mission style vanities, and have a more antique feel about them. There is always the option to put a taste of the old world in your home with the Tuscan style, based off of Italian furniture and décor. Accents of copper or iron are what make these pieces stand apart, along with being more rustic in nature. They are warm colored pieces as well, so you may be more limited in color variety. Then there is the Modern style, which is very cutting edge and straight cut. With options like floating sinks and glass countertops, the vanity can end up looking very futuristic and cool.

If there isn’t a particular style that will work or the space is an odd shape or size, custom made vanities are the way to go. They’re much more expensive than pre-fabricated of course, but they are also a worthwhile investment for the bathroom and can be very high quality. There is also the bonus of getting exactly what you envision for your space. With Custom made vanities, you can even mix styles or features that wouldn’t be available normally. With options like putting a tall cabinet between vanity spaces or corner counters, there’s no limit to what can be done, and the space can end up looking very individualistic and beautiful.

The important thing to remember is that the vanity is a centerpiece in any bathroom, so don’t shy away from the one that is right for you just because of a price tag. With proper budgeting and organization, it is possible to get the vanity of your dreams. Shop around and compare prices. Local home improvement stores general have lower prices, but smaller kitchen and bathroom specialists may have more options or be more flexible with individual needs. Overall, choosing a vanity should be a fun and exciting process as a way to reinvent your bathroom, and is sometimes just what the space needs.