19 Bathroom Vanity Designs That’ll Make You Want to Reno Immediately

With their unique nicks and patina, vintage pieces add character and provenance to a space. And in a modern setting they bring beautiful contrast. Rachel at Crate and Cottage remade this vanity out of her grandmother’s old washstand, updating it with a new faucet and knobs. The crush-worthy concrete wallpaper is by Wall Blush. The antique cutting board is a pretty neat idea, too!

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Scene-stealing equator marble gives this minimalist bathroom by Cindy Rendely Architexture an expansive and intriguing feel. Chic and creative, the entire bathroom looks like it belongs in an art gallery.

If the rustic thang isn’t for you, then choose elements that create a luxurious feel. It’s all about the shine! Extreme gloss and bright colour give this bathroom its glamorous good looks. The shine is extended to the beautiful pearly herringbone tile backdrop from The Tile Club.

This modern babe of a bathroom features an organic wood vanity anchored against a rich Calacatta marble mosaic with white and gold hues from The Tile Club. The wood element is carried to the mirror for cohesion; natural accessories are suitably soothing.

Got an antique piece that feels too old-fashioned? Update it with a coat or two of paint like in this soft blue beauty by Tera Janelle Interior Design. Koi fish wallpaper, flanking sconces and a gold filigree mirror amp up the decor.

Don’t toss that tired vintage dresser just yet – spare the landfill and get a unique bathroom in the process. DIY diva Beth Bryan of Unskinny Boppy turned an old chest of drawers into a vanity by popping in a sink and plumbing. Patterned floors are a dynamic foil to the wood finish.

As this conversation piece from Wayfair proves, a vanity should never be an afterthought. The freestanding vanity combines wood and yellow and comes with the mirror (and we’re digging that linen chest, too!).

A cylindrical floor-standing Boffi sink offers a pause-worthy moment in this masterful powder room by Cindy Rendely Architexture. The obvious choice would have been to wall-mount a teeny vanity, but we like Cindy’s thinking. The elongated faucet follows the sink’s line for streamlined style.

A muted grey vanity with doors that fully swing open is pretty and modern in this wheelchair-accessible bathroom by Tera Janelle Interior Design. Dark extra-wide tile floors provide contrast against the subway tile and neutral vanity.

An extra-long vanity with tons of storage is both sleek and functional in this spa-like bathroom renovation from Island of Bryan. To keep the look uncluttered, make sure to brush up on your towel-folding skills!

Custom millwork on both the dual-sink vanity and window perch offer a thrilling moment off the master bedroom in this meticulously renovated home. One of the best ways to warm up an all-white bathroom is with wood.

Charming, cute and happy! The upbeat bathroom in this Vancouver renovation is all about that turquoise vanity. Classic subway tile – heavy on the grout and all the way to the ceiling for punch – and pennyround-tiled floors give the space a retro vibe.

Don’t waffle about: get started on that reno by taking inspiration from this sensational bathroom by Sarah Richardson. This vanity is a budget-friendly revamp – the decorative doors were added to the original cabinet and then Sarah brought in coordinating accessories.

Slats, storage baskets and a sliding door, this vanity from Wayfair has serious farmhouse flair – and it comes with the baskets. Pair it with lantern lights for stellar style.

Kirsten Marshall of Palmerston Design went for a luxurious look in this loo, with a wall-mounted vanity. Having space below the vanity gives the bathroom that airy feel.

With its brass accents and chic black base, this vanity cuts a luxurious figure in a bathroom designed by Reena Sotropa In House Design Group. Faceted mirrors are quirky and intriguing paired with those amazing gold sconces.

In this bathroom by Kay of Once Upon a 1912, a simple vanity on chunky feet is cottage-esque perfection. Crystal knobs, an old-timey faucet and a mix of both shiplap and wainscotting on the walls bring the look together – while an antique rug adds a layer of colour.

Need a lot of storage? This hardworking beauty with two sinks is your friend. Behold the vertical storage for decorative objects and bathroom essentials. Meanwhile, the drawers below are ready for your next Sephora haul. Functionality aside, the Save My Reno team also turn heads in this master ensuite by juxtaposing blush pink against matte black.

This light grey dual-sink vanity refuses to be upstaged by the fabulous tiles. Designer Priya Mitrovic of Studio P made it pop with oil-rubbed bronze pulls. The hefty pulls tie in with the plumbing fixtures and sconces and complement the wood tones in the mirror and floating shelves.