How Much Does a Bathroom Vanity Cost?

How Much Does a Bathroom Vanity Cost?

A quick note before the numbers: Decorner sells bathroom vanities as furniture pieces — we're not a plumbing or renovation contractor, so this covers the vanity itself, not installation, plumbing, or tile work.

Typical price ranges

  • Single-sink vanity, 24"-36" — the most common size for a secondary or powder bathroom.
  • Single-sink vanity, 42"-48" — more counter and storage space, popular for primary bathrooms.
  • Double-sink vanity, 60"+ — the biggest jump in price, since you're essentially paying for two full vanity units in one piece.

Within any of those sizes, the material of the top (laminate vs. quartz vs. marble) and the cabinet finish (painted MDF vs. solid wood) are what separate the budget end from the higher end of each range.

What's usually included

Our vanities typically include the cabinet and countertop; sinks, faucets, and mirrors are sometimes bundled and sometimes sold separately depending on the listing — always worth checking the product page or asking us directly before you order.

Our honest advice

If you're mid-renovation and need the vanity to match plumbing rough-in dimensions already in the wall, measure first — we're happy to help you cross-reference sizes before you buy, just reach out.

Browse our full vanity collection, or take the quiz if you want a recommendation matched to your space.