Storage that fits the room you have.
A vanity has to hold everything, fit the plumbing, and still leave the bathroom feeling open. We help you find the one that does all three, then measure and install it.
Most bathrooms need the right vanity, not a bigger one.
The common mistake is buying the largest vanity that will physically fit. It swallows the floor, crowds the door swing, and makes a modest bathroom feel smaller than it did before. The better question is where the storage actually needs to be and what the room can give up.
We look at the walls, the plumbing and how you move through the space, then recommend a size and configuration that leaves clearance where you need it. If a tall linen cabinet beside the vanity solves the storage problem better than a wider base, we will say so.
The parts that make it work.
The right footprint
A vanity sized to the wall and the door swing, so the room still breathes once everything is in.
Finishes that match
Painted and wood-tone options chosen to sit comfortably with your tile, your glass and your fixtures.
Hardware that ties in
Pulls and knobs in the same finish family as your shower hardware, so the room reads as one decision rather than three.
Level, true, and plumbed to fit.
A vanity that is not set level shows immediately, in the drawer fronts and in the gap along the wall. We install ours the same way we hang glass, which is to say carefully and with the room checked rather than assumed.
Because we also sell the hardware and the glass, the finishes can be matched at the point of selection instead of hunted down afterwards.
- Single and double vanity configurations
- Linen and tall storage alongside
- Hardware matched to the room
- Installed by the family that measured it
Common questions.
Can you match a vanity to my shower hardware?
Yes, and it is worth doing. Because the hardware and the shower glass are chosen in the same showroom, we can put the vanity pulls next to your shower finish before anything is ordered.
Will a double vanity fit my bathroom?
Sometimes, and sometimes a single vanity with a tall linen cabinet gives you more usable storage without crowding the room. We measure first and tell you honestly which one the space can carry.
Do you handle the plumbing connection?
We set the vanity and make sure it sits level and true. Where a job needs plumbing moved, we will tell you that up front so it can be scheduled properly rather than discovered on install day.
Ready to see it in person?
Visit the Sterling Heights showroom or get a free, no-pressure quote, measured and installed by the family that builds it.