Custom Bathroom Vanities
Commission a custom bathroom vanity from independent woodworkers and metalworkers across the US, built to your space and the sink you choose. Makers here build rustic and reclaimed barnwood vanities, live-edge floating vanities, walnut, rift oak and alder cabinets, concrete trough sinks and steel vanity bases.
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by The Strong Woodshop

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by Dana Scinto

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by Joe Heit

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by Angelo Cadolino

Floating Whitewashed Oak Vanity With Curved Doors
by Geoff Gahm


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Matthew & Jessica Buchanan
Buchanan Family Arts
Marietta, GABuchanan Family Arts & Artisan Services is a family owned and operated company, by Jessica & Matthew ...

Andrew Chapman
Red Anvil Studios
New milford, CTAndy Chapman – Artist Blacksmith Bio FIRE – METAL – VISION Those three ingredients combine at the han...

Marty Weck
Weck Design
Flowery Branch, GADesigning and building custom woodworking to the customers specifications. Past projects include but...

Frank Stanley
F&M Concrete Castings
Oneonta, NYWe are a custom concrete shop specializing in concrete countertops, vanity tops, shower pans, sinks,...
About Bathroom Vanities
Vanities here include rustic and reclaimed barnwood cabinets, live-edge floating vanities, elm and walnut counters, a reclaimed-lumber mosaic, concrete trough sinks, steel vanity bases, an oil-barrel vanity, rift oak, alder, an apron-style oval vanity, and wormy chestnut with a matching medicine cabinet. Listings show water-resistant finishes, soft-close drawer slides, and drawer layouts planned around the plumbing.
What sets the price
A listing's price is usually a starting point. Half of the listings here are priced between about $900 and $3,700, with a median near $2,000, and one in ten is priced above $6,400. Width, wood or steel, the counter and sink, drawers or doors, and the finish set the price of a commission. Some listings price the cabinet alone, without the countertop or fixtures, so ask what a proposal includes.
Before you start
- The space: width, depth and the height you want, plus where the water supply and drain come through.
- The sink and faucet you've chosen, with their specifications, or ask the maker what will suit.
- The counter: wood, concrete, stone or another material.
- Storage: drawers, doors or open shelves.
- Your plumber, who connects the sink, faucet and drain once the vanity is in place.
For sinks on their own, see Bathroom Sinks.
Describe the vanity with the materials, size, budget and date you have in mind, and makers who do this work send proposals. You pay a 50% deposit on the one you approve, see the finished vanity by photos, video call or studio visit, and pay the balance once you approve it; Maker Marketplace holds that payment while it ships.
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Frequently asked questions
Plan on your own plumber connecting the sink, faucet and drain. The price you approve on Maker Marketplace covers materials, labor and shipping, so ask the maker how the vanity arrives, whether it mounts to the wall or stands on the floor, and what hardware comes with it. Line up your plumber or contractor before the vanity arrives.
Ask the maker which finish they use. Listings describe water-resistant finishes, including hardwax oil finishes. Tell the maker whether the vanity is for a busy family bathroom or a powder room, and ask how to care for the finish and the counter, and what to do about splashes around the sink.
Yes. Send the maker the specifications for the sink and faucet you've picked, including any cut-out template, so the counter and cabinet are built to fit. A vessel sink, an undermount sink and a trough sink each change the counter and cabinet height, so decide on the sink before the maker quotes.
Listed prices for bathroom vanities on Maker Marketplace have a median of about $2,000, and half of the listings fall between about $900 and $3,700. Some listings cover the cabinet alone, without the countertop or fixtures. A listing's price is a starting point; the maker's proposal prices your exact vanity and states what it includes.














