Bathroom remodeling presents a plethora of options. From flooring to shower tiles, fixtures to paint color – and, oh yes, bathroom vanities – the choices are endless. However, when you are facing the challenge of utilizing a small space that needs to function on a large scale, every element and decision becomes a significant one. Here at Thomas Kitchen and Bath, we love a challenge! And, when it comes to small bathrooms, we have your solution. Here are five bathroom vanities that you should consider when remodeling your small bathroom.

Single Door Vanities

One of the simplest ways to update your bathroom vanity on a space constraint is to consider a single-door vanity. Often, this type of vanity will have a glass door to provide the feeling of openness. If you’re concerned about seeing the items inside, consider a decorative fabric to hang inside of the glass.

Floating Vanities

One of the most recent trends in bathroom design is floating vanities. Suspended wall-to-wall: this type of vanity utilizes doors and drawers for storage but leaves the bottom open, exposing the wall and floor beneath. Thus, you create the illusion of a larger spatial area.

Industrial Style

While the name sounds rigid, industrial bathroom vanities provide uniqueness and style without demanding a lot of space. Depending on the overall theme of your bathroom, you may want to consider black base piping in combination with a thick natural stone sink. The moody vibe will quickly become a focal point for your bathroom. 

Natural Stone

Depending on the space given, adding a traditional vanity with drawers may seem too bulky. Instead, consider exploring the elegant world of marble to create a custom-designed vanity top paired with exquisite hardware. Combine the thick countertop with exposed piping and, perhaps, a complimenting thin marble shelf beneath, and you’ll have yourself a timeless yet modern bathroom vanity.

Legs, not blocks.

Finally, and possibly our favorite type of vanity, is a traditional multi-storage option. Built with a combination of drawers and doors, you’ll have plenty of space to hold your items. By adding legs versus a straight to the floor design, you provide space below for a lighter feeling. 

Ready to upgrade your bathroom vanity?

At Thomas Kitchen and Bath, bathroom vanities are our specialty. Whether you hand select an option from our vast showroom or work closely with one of our design members to create a custom bathroom vanity, we guarantee you’ll love the result. Contact us today and love your small bathroom again!