The 20–30% Off collection is where Willow's current markdowns live — a rotating selection of real-wood bathroom vanities discounted between 20 and 30 percent off their regular price. The discount is the only thing that changes here: every vanity is built to the same standard as the rest of our range, with real wood construction — never MDF or particleboard — and soft-close drawers. If a piece is on this page, it's because the price came down, not the quality.
What You'll Find in the Sale
Because this is a store-wide markdown rather than a single product line, the mix is broad and it turns over as inventory moves. On any given visit you might see:
- A range of sizes — compact 24" and 30" vanities for powder rooms and guest baths, mid-size 36", 42", and 48" pieces for primary bathrooms, and 60", 72", and 84" units for larger and double-sink spaces.
- Single and double sink layouts, in both freestanding and wall-mounted (floating) configurations.
- Different materials and finishes — solid teak and white oak, warm mango wood, plus painted birch finishes in colors like navy, black, green, and white.
The page is sorted by best-selling, so the most popular discounted pieces show first — and it's worth checking back, because the selection is not static.
Choosing the Right Vanity While It's on Sale
A discount is only a deal if the vanity actually fits. Before you buy, measure the wall, note where your plumbing rough-in sits, and leave clearance for the doors and drawers to open. Size is the first decision: single-sink vanities generally work best up to about 48", while 60" and wider comfortably hold two sinks. Then choose your finish and, on models that offer it, your countertop — depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, finished with a mitered or cove edge. If you're caught between two widths, our sizing and measuring guides walk through the trade-offs.
Quality That Outlasts the Discount
Willow builds furniture-grade bathroom vanities, and a markdown doesn't change how they're made. Our wood is FSC-certified and drawers run on soft-close glides. The solid-wood lines — teak, white oak, and mango — are exactly that: solid wood. Painted pieces are built with solid wood construction from birch, a genuine hardwood, rather than particleboard fillers; on larger pieces you'll find solid hardwood frames and doors with veneer over marine-grade plywood on the wider panels. In a bathroom, that kind of construction is what stands up to humidity and daily use year after year, which is why a discounted Willow vanity is still a long-term piece, not a disposable one.
20–30% Off Vanities: Frequently Asked Questions
Are these vanities lower quality because they're discounted?
No. The markdown reflects pricing and inventory decisions, not a different build. Discounted vanities use the same real-wood construction, hardware, and finishes as everything else we sell — never MDF or particleboard.
What size vanity should I choose?
Start by measuring your wall and noting your plumbing rough-in, then leave room for doors and drawers to open. As a rule of thumb, single-sink layouts work well up to about 48 inches, while 60 inches and wider comfortably fit two sinks. If you're between two widths, size up only if the wall and clearances allow it.
Are the discounted vanities really solid wood?
Our teak, white oak, and mango lines are solid wood. Painted pieces use solid wood construction built from birch, a genuine hardwood, and on larger models combine solid hardwood frames and doors with veneer over marine-grade plywood on the wider panels — never particleboard or MDF.
Do the discounted vanities include a countertop?
It depends on the model. Many Willow vanities include or offer a stone top, and depending on the design those tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo with a mitered or cove edge. Check the individual product page for exactly what's included and which options are available.
Does the sale selection stay the same?
No — it rotates. Products move in and out of this page as promotions and stock change, so a vanity you like today may not be discounted later. If you spot the right piece at the right price, it's worth acting on it.
Ready to browse? Start with popular widths like the 48-inch vanities and 60-inch doubles, explore our solid wood bathroom vanities or white oak vanities, and review your countertop options before you buy.