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Do you need a moisture-resilient vanity for your bathroom? In most cases, your answer would be 'yes'. But how are you going to find a bathroom vanity that looks amazing, lasts, and accommodates all of your essentials?

That is where the Sonoma reeded vanity from Willow Bath and Vanity comes in. One important thing to know up front: Sonoma is not a single-material line. It is offered in solid teak (the Sonoma Reeded Floating Teak models), in solid white oak, and in birch, never MDF or particleboard for the painted and black reeded finishes. So if it is specifically a teak vanity you are after, choose one of the solid teak Sonoma models — and if you love the reeded look in a painted finish, the birch versions give you the same design.

Why You Should Choose Willow Bath and Vanity?

Before you choose any bathroom vanity, it helps to look at the details. Here are the features that matter most across our vanities.

Soft-Close Doors and Drawers

Sonoma reeded bathroom vanity with soft-close drawers

One of the best things about these bathroom vanities is the doors and drawers. They are easy to operate and close softly. On many cheaper vanities, drawers and doors become hard to close once humidity gets into the cabinet. Willow builds differently: every Sonoma cabinet is real wood — solid teak, solid white oak, or birch depending on the finish you pick — and never MDF or particleboard. The soft-close hardware keeps the doors and drawers smooth in daily use.

Performs Well in All Conditions

If you choose one of the solid teak Sonoma models, you get teak's best-known property. Teak is rich in natural oils and silica locked into its dense grain, and that oil-rich composition is what makes teak so sturdy and moisture-resilient. The solid white oak and birch versions are kiln-dried and finished for bathroom use as well — they simply rely on the finish rather than natural oil.

Provides Durability and a Luxury Feel

Reeded bathroom vanity detail

Teak has been used for shipbuilding for centuries. It is one of the most durable and moisture-resilient hardwoods available, and as furniture it has a warm, luxurious feel. All Willow wood is FSC-certified. So a solid teak vanity is both long-lasting and beautiful — and the solid white oak version offers the same solid-wood construction with a lighter, blonder grain.

Available in Different Sizes

Sonoma reeded bathroom vanity in a bathroom setting

The Sonoma range spans a wide set of sizes. The smallest vanities start at 24 in. wide and the largest reach 96 in., with 30, 36, 42, 48, 60, 72 and 80 in. widths in between, in both single-sink and double-sink layouts. Whatever your wall width, there is a size that fits without compromising on build quality.

Perks of Having a Sonoma Reeded Vanity

A bathroom vanity has more benefits than you can count on your fingers. Here are two of the best.

Provides Extra Room for Accessories

A bathroom can feel like a mess without a vanity. A vanity gives you room for a lot of your essentials, including toiletries and hygiene products, behind soft-close doors and drawers.

Built to Last in a Humid Room

Without a vanity, your products sit exposed to water. An open rack often needs replacing within a year. A real-wood vanity keeps your things dry and protected, and is built to last for many years.

Choosing Your Countertop

Sonoma vanities are paired with a stone top. Depending on the design, you can choose quartz, natural Carrara marble, quartzite or terrazzo, with a matching backsplash, in either a Mitered or Cove edge. There is also a Cabinet Only option if you want to supply your own top. The countertop ships in its own protective box and the undermount basin is set at installation.

What Are You Waiting For?

The reeded, fluted front of the Sonoma gives you plenty of room for creativity in your bathroom, and it comes in a range of finishes so you can match it to your space. The place to find the Sonoma reeded vanity — in solid teak, solid white oak, or painted birch — is Willow Bath and Vanity. Browse the solid teak vanities, the white oak vanities, or the full fluted and reeded range. You can also see and touch them in person at our Norcross and Alpharetta showrooms near Atlanta.

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