Bathroom Vanities

Bathroom Vanities at Home Craft Studio

This collection holds 214 bathroom vanities from two manufacturers, iStyle and Lexora, in 13 widths from 18 inches to 84 inches. Every one of them can be measured, opened and compared in person at a Home Craft Studio showroom in New Jersey or Brooklyn before you commit. A vanity is the one piece of bathroom furniture you touch every day, so the specification that matters is not the styling: it is the width, the sink count, whether it hangs on the wall or stands on the floor, and what the top is made of. The sections below break the 214 vanities down on exactly those points.

If you are planning a full bathroom, read the bathroom styles and solutions guide first, then pair the vanity with bathroom tiles, shower doors and toilets from the same visit. Home Craft Studio quotes supply and installation together, so nothing is ordered until the room has been measured.

The collection in numbers

Brand	Vanities here	What the range covers	Browse
iStyle	147	18 to 63 inch widths, 52 wall-hung models, ceramic and quartz tops	iStyle vanities
Lexora	67	30 to 84 inch widths, 47 double-sink models, mirror and faucet options on every unit	Lexora vanities

Between them the 214 vanities carry 1,419 configurations once color, mirror and faucet choices are counted. A further 127 Blossom vanities sit in their own series collections inside the Blossom bathroom range, so if nothing here fits the opening, ask in the showroom or on the contact page and we will pull those in too.

iStyle: wall-hung and compact widths

iStyle accounts for 147 of the 214 vanities and is where the narrow widths live. If the bathroom is under 36 inches of usable wall, this is the brand to start with: 35 units are 24 inches wide, 35 are 30 inches, and there are 18, 20 and 22 inch models for powder rooms where a standard vanity will not fit at all.

Wall-hung models

52 iStyle vanities are wall-hung, which means the cabinet is carried on the wall and the floor runs underneath it. Two practical consequences: the floor tile stays visible and is easier to clean, and the load goes into blocking behind the wall rather than onto legs, so the wall has to be prepared before the unit goes up. Our installers check for blocking at the measurement visit. Floor-standing iStyle units are available in the same widths if the wall cannot take the load.

Sink and top materials

101 iStyle vanities come with a ceramic sink or integrated ceramic top and 28 come with a quartz top. Ceramic integrated tops have no seam between bowl and counter, so there is no silicone joint to discolor. Quartz tops are supplied with a separate bowl and match the material used on our quartz countertops, which is the route to take if you want the bathroom and kitchen surfaces to read as one specification.

Finishes and series

The iStyle range runs across 19 series, including the V9002, V9003, V9004, V9005, V9006, V9008, V9012, V9015, V9018 and V9019 lines plus the EN8271, EN8296 and EN8339 lines. Finishes split into Matte 56, Brushed 52, Glossy 36 and Natural 3. Color leans gray and white: 54 gray, 47 white, 9 brown, with single green, blue and black units.

Lexora: double sinks, mirrors and faucet packages

Lexora supplies 67 vanities and is the brand to use for a main or shared bathroom. 47 of the 67 are double-sink units, and the widths start where iStyle stops: 12 units at 80 inches, 7 at 72 inches, 6 at 84 inches, 9 at 48 inches and 8 at 60 inches.

Mirror and faucet options

Every Lexora vanity in this collection can be configured with a matching mirror, and 38 of the 67 can be ordered with the faucet included. That is why a single Lexora product page can carry a dozen variants: the cabinet color, the faucet choice and the mirror choice each become an option. Choosing the mirror and faucet with the vanity removes the usual problem of matching a brushed or matte metal finish later from a different supplier.

Series and tops

The 11 Lexora series stocked here are Abbey, Lancy, Jacques, Dukes, Lafarre, Laurel, Norwalk, Zilara, Geneva, Ziva and Castor. Cabinet colors are White 29, Black 14, Bronze 13, Dark Gray 6, Gray 4 and Brown 1. Tops are supplied in Carrara marble on 48 units, white quartz on 36 and cultured marble on 31 across the collection as a whole.

Choosing a width

Width is the decision that cannot be changed later, so make it first. The collection is stocked as follows, and each row links to the size collection so you can see only the units that fit.

Width	Vanities in that size collection	Typical use	Browse
18 inch	2	Powder room with a door swing problem	18 inch vanities
20 inch	5	Narrow powder room or under-stairs cloakroom	20 inch vanities
22 inch	3	Tight guest bathroom	22 inch vanities
24 inch	36	Smallest practical single-sink size with real storage	24 inch vanities
30 inch	39	The most stocked width, standard single bathroom	30 inch vanities
36 inch	33	Single sink with drawer storage either side	36 inch vanities
48 inch	31	Wide single sink, or the smallest workable double	48 inch vanities
54 inch	1	Single sink with a long counter run	54 inch vanities
60 inch	24	The most common double-sink width	60 inch vanities
63 inch	1	Double sink in a non-standard opening	63 inch vanities
72 inch	7	Double sink with usable counter between the bowls	72 inch vanities
80 inch	12	Primary bathroom double vanity	80 inch vanities
84 inch	6	Widest unit stocked, primary bathroom	84 inch vanities

If you are working to a range rather than an exact number, use the grouped collections: 18 to 24 inch (46 units), 30 to 54 inch (104 units) and 60 to 72 inch (32 units).

Single sink or double sink

61 of the 214 vanities are double-sink units, 47 of them Lexora and 14 iStyle. The honest rule on width: a 48 inch double leaves roughly 18 inches of cabinet per bowl and almost no counter between them, 60 inches is the point where two people can use the room at once without colliding, and 72 inches and up gives a usable landing area in the middle. Below 48 inches, a single sink with drawer banks either side is the better specification, and it is also easier to plumb because there is one trap instead of two.

Two bowls also means two drain lines and two supply pairs. On a renovation where the existing bathroom has a single centered waste, moving to a double vanity means opening the floor or the wall. That is worth pricing before the vanity is chosen, which is what the measurement visit is for. See installation service for how that is quoted.

Wall-hung or floor-standing

52 of the vanities here are wall-hung, all of them iStyle. Wall-hung units leave the floor clear, which makes a small bathroom read larger and lets the floor tile run unbroken to the wall. The trade-off is preparation: the wall needs timber blocking or a steel bracket before the cabinet goes up, and the waste has to come out of the wall rather than the floor. If the waste currently comes out of the floor, a floor-standing unit is the cheaper route.

Floor-standing units hide the plumbing inside the cabinet, so they absorb an off-center waste without any wall work. They also give more internal storage at the same width, because the base of the cabinet is usable.

Tops, sinks and bowl styles

The material on top decides how the vanity ages. Here is what the 214 units are stocked with.

Top or sink material	Units	What to know
Ceramic	101	Integrated bowl and top with no seam, nothing to reseal, and the easiest surface to keep clean
Carrara marble	48	Natural stone with gray veining, needs sealing and reacts to acidic cleaners
White quartz	36	Engineered, non-porous, consistent from unit to unit, no sealing
Cultured marble	31	Cast top with an integrated bowl, warmer underhand than stone and seam free
Glass	6	Vessel bowls, lowest maintenance surface but shows water marks fastest

If the bathroom shares a specification with the kitchen, the same quartz and natural stone we fabricate for countertops is in quartz countertops, marble and natural stone. Separate undercounter basins, if you are replacing only the bowl, are in the Blossom basin range (54 models in rectangular and oval formats).

Color and finish

Across the collection the cabinet colors are White 76, Gray 58, Black 15, Bronze 13, Brown 10, Dark Gray 6, Green 2 and Blue 1. Finish splits into Matte 62, Brushed 57, Glossy 42 and Natural 3.

Within those headline colors the stocked door treatments include White, Dark Grey, Navy Blue, Black Oak, Brown Oak, Grey Oak, Rustic Acacia, Rustic Barnwood, Distressed Grey and Big Sur. Matte hides fingerprints and water spots best and is the safest choice in a family bathroom. Glossy bounces light and suits a small windowless room. Brushed wood-grain finishes sit between the two and are the ones that read warmest against white tile.

Shortcuts by color: white bathroom vanities (75), gray bathroom vanities (58), brown bathroom vanities (10) and blue bathroom vanities.

Mirrors, faucets and storage

Every Lexora vanity here takes a matching mirror, and 38 take the faucet as part of the same order. If you are buying an iStyle unit, or replacing a mirror on its own, we stock bathroom mirrors, LED mirrors (26) and medicine and wood-framed mirrors (33). Faucets are in bathroom sink faucets (37) and Blossom bath faucets (19).

One sizing note that is easy to get wrong: a mirror should not be wider than the vanity, and with a double vanity two separate mirrors over each bowl usually beat one wide mirror, because the lighting can then sit between and outside them rather than above the center. Towel bars, rings and hooks to match are in bathroom accessories.

Pairing the vanity with the rest of the room

A vanity is rarely replaced on its own. The three decisions that sit next to it are the shower enclosure, the wall tile behind and around the vanity, and the floor. Our shower doors range covers 290 models, bathroom tiles 841 and shower tiles 519, and the porcelain tile and natural stone tile ranges carry matching wall and floor formats. If you want the metal finishes to agree, choose the faucet, the shower hardware and the mirror frame in the same visit.

For layout and style direction before you commit, read the 2026 bathroom vanity playbook, the spa-style bathroom ideas guide, and the renovation mistakes homeowners regret most. For tile pairings specifically, porcelain vs ceramic tile and the 2026 bathroom tile trends article both cover New Jersey and New York bathrooms. Lighting is handled in the role of lighting in kitchen and bathroom design.

If the project also takes in the kitchen, the kitchen cabinets and countertops ranges are specified from the same showrooms and quoted on the same job.

How to measure before you choose

Five measurements decide which of the 214 units will physically go in. Take them before you shortlist, not after.

Wall width. Measure at floor level, at counter height and at the top. Older bathrooms are rarely square, and the smallest of the three is the number that matters.
Door and drawer clearance. Open the bathroom door and the shower door. A vanity that fits the wall but blocks a swing is the most common return.
Waste position. Measure from the left wall to the center of the drain, and note whether it leaves the floor or the wall. This is what decides wall-hung against floor-standing.
Supply position. Note the height and spacing of the hot and cold valves. Drawer-heavy cabinets sometimes need a notch cut for them.
Depth to the walkway. Standard vanity depth is around 22 inches. In a narrow bathroom check that you still have clear walking space in front of it with the drawers open.

If you would rather not take these yourself, book a free appointment and we will measure the room. Our design services team can also lay the bathroom out before anything is ordered.

Installation

Home Craft Studio supplies and installs, so the vanity, the top, the mirror and the plumbing connection can be quoted as one job rather than coordinated across three trades. The full scope and how a quote is put together is on the installation service page. You can also supply only, if you already have an installer you trust.

Trade customers buying vanities in volume should use the contractor program. Financing options are set out on the finance page, and anything you find cheaper elsewhere is covered by our price match guarantee.

See the vanities in person

Photographs do not show you drawer action, soft-close quality or how a matte gray reads against your tile. All four showrooms carry vanities on display:

Addresses and opening hours are on the find a location page. Bring the five measurements above and a photograph of the existing bathroom and you can leave with a written quote the same day.

Frequently asked questions

What size bathroom vanity should I buy?

Measure the wall at three heights and work from the smallest figure. In this collection 39 vanities are 30 inches wide and 36 are 24 inches, which covers most standard single bathrooms. Go to 60 inches or more only if you want two bowls, because a 48 inch double leaves very little counter between them.

Do you have bathroom vanities near me?

Yes. Home Craft Studio has showrooms in Clifton, Newark and North Bergen in New Jersey and in Brooklyn, New York, and all four display vanities. You can see a unit, open the drawers and compare tops against tile in one visit.

Can I order a vanity with the mirror and faucet included?

On Lexora units, yes. All 67 Lexora vanities here can be configured with a matching mirror and 38 of them can include the faucet. For iStyle units the mirror and faucet are ordered separately from our mirror and faucet ranges.

What is the difference between a wall-hung and a floor-standing vanity?

A wall-hung vanity is carried by the wall, so the floor runs underneath it and the waste pipe has to come out of the wall. A floor-standing vanity sits on the floor and hides the plumbing inside the cabinet, which means it tolerates an off-center or floor-level waste without any wall work. 52 of the vanities in this collection are wall-hung.

Which vanity top is easiest to look after?

An integrated ceramic top, which 101 units here are supplied with. There is no seam between bowl and counter, nothing to reseal and no silicone joint to discolor. Quartz is the next easiest. Carrara marble is the one that needs sealing and dislikes acidic cleaners.

Do you install the vanity as well as supply it?

Yes. Supply and installation are quoted together after the room is measured, and the scope is set out on the installation service page. You can also buy supply only if you have your own installer.

How long does a vanity order take?

It depends on whether the unit and finish are in stock and whether the top is a stock size or cut to your opening. We confirm the lead time in writing with the quote rather than quoting a standard figure, because it changes by series.

Can I see a vanity with the bathroom tile at the same time?

Yes, and it is the main reason to visit. The showrooms carry bathroom tiles (841), shower tiles (519) and shower doors alongside the vanities, so the whole room can be specified in one sitting. Tile sizes and materials are explained in the wall and floor tile guide.

Ready to start? Book a free appointment, request a quote on any vanity in this collection, or contact us with your measurements and we will come back with options that fit.

Once the vanity is chosen, the mirror wall above it is the next decision. Blossom designs its vanity series with matching mirrors and cabinets, so check the compatible pieces before matching on width alone. The three-brand comparison, with rough-in sizes for recessed installs, is in medicine cabinets.