Bathroom Vanities

A bathroom vanity is one of the few pieces of furniture in a home that must perform at the intersection of plumbing, daily use, and visual design — it needs to function perfectly, tolerate water and humidity, and still look considered in a room that is increasingly designed with the same care as the rest of the house. At Lulu and Georgia, the bathroom vanities collection brings together single and double sink vanities in solid wood, lacquered finishes, and stone-top configurations — each chosen for the quality of the material and the visual weight it brings to a bathroom renovation or refresh.

What bathroom vanities does Lulu and Georgia carry?

The collection includes single sink vanities in 24-36 inch widths for smaller bathrooms and powder rooms, double sink vanities in 60-72 inch widths for primary baths, freestanding vanities in wood and lacquer with integrated drawer and cabinet storage, wall-mount vanity bases for a floating installation, and vanity mirrors and sconce lighting that coordinate with the vanity furniture. Most vanities require separate faucet purchase; faucet compatibility is noted on each product page.

What vanity size is right for my bathroom?

For a powder room or small guest bath, a 24-30 inch single sink vanity is the standard — it provides adequate sink and storage without overwhelming a smaller footprint. For a primary bath shared by two people, a 60-72 inch double vanity is the functional preference; a 48 inch single vanity is the practical minimum when space does not allow a double. Allow at least 21 inches of clearance in front of the vanity for the door to open and for comfortable use — 30 inches is preferred in a shared bathroom.

What vanity finish works in most bathrooms?

Natural wood vanities in white oak and walnut tones are the most versatile — they warm a bathroom that might otherwise read as cold tile and chrome, and they pair with both traditional and contemporary hardware and fixtures. White and off-white lacquered vanities are the classic choice for bathrooms where a clean, neutral visual is the goal. Darker lacquered vanities in navy and deep green are appropriate in powder rooms and primary bathrooms where the drama of the finish is the design intention.

Also explore: Mirrors, Bathroom Accessories, Wall Lighting, Storage + Organization, Decorative Objects.