Shop five 24-inch floating bathroom vanity configurations across two solid teak designs: Madison and Sonoma. Width, depth, single-sink layout and wall-mounted installation stay consistent while you compare Dark Natural, Dark Walnut and Light Natural Teak. These are five finish configurations, not five cabinet models. The countertop measures 24 inches wide by 22 inches deep; current specifications list the cabinet box at 23 inches wide, 21½ inches deep and about 21 inches high, or about 23 inches with the top. Stock and countertop choices vary by exact finish, so use the selected product page for current information and confirm the model drawing before ordering.
Madison Floating Teak Wood 24 in. — Dark Natural TeakSingle sink
In stock · Ships in 7–10 business days
Madison Floating Teak 24 in. — Dark Walnut Finish TeakSingle sink
In stock · Ships in 7–10 business days
Madison Floating Teak 24 in. — Light Natural TeakSingle sink
In stock · Ships in 7–10 business days
Sonoma Floating Teak 24 in. — Light Natural TeakSingle sink
In stock · Ships in 7–10 business days
Madison vs. Sonoma
Madison has a flat, square-edged front with pulls integrated into the wood. Sonoma uses vertical reeding for a more textured face. Madison appears here in all three verified teak tones; Sonoma appears in Dark Natural and Light Natural Teak.
| Design | Cabinet face | Finishes shown here |
|---|---|---|
| Madison | Flat front with integrated pulls | Dark Natural, Dark Walnut, and Light Natural Teak |
| Sonoma | Vertically reeded front | Dark Natural and Light Natural Teak |
See more sizes in Madison Teak floating vanities and Sonoma Teak vanities.
Fit a compact bathroom carefully
A 24-inch wall-mounted vanity can suit a powder room, compact guest bath, or small bathroom when the full layout clears nearby fixtures. Measure the finished wall at cabinet and countertop height. Check the entry and shower doors, toilet, baseboard, trim, outlets, vents, and delivery route. Plan around the 24 × 22-inch top, not only the smaller box, and use the exact model drawing before ordering.
Still comparing installation styles? Browse all 24-inch bathroom vanities. For other widths, visit the broader floating bathroom vanity collection.
Plan support, height, and plumbing together
A floating vanity transfers the cabinet, top, sink, and stored weight to the wall. Have an installer review the model instructions and verify suitable structural backing, studs or added blocking, wall condition, and mounting hardware. Requirements depend on the selected model and site; there is no universal fastening plan or load claim for every wall.
Choose the finished countertop height before mounting rather than relying on one fixed number. Coordinate the drain, supply lines, trap, drawer clearance, mirror, outlets, and sconces with that height and the model drawing. When a remodel opens the wall, resolve backing and rough-in locations before closing it.
Confirm the selected countertop and components
Included pieces depend on the exact variant. Current Madison and Sonoma listings contain cabinet-only choices and configured choices with named quartz or Carrara Marble tops. Configured product descriptions list a matching backsplash, a separately packed countertop, and an undermount basin set during installation. Edge profile, faucet drilling, finish, price, and stock vary. Confirm the selected option and order summary rather than assuming one card matches another.
Review surfaces in the countertop guide, or compare floating and freestanding wood designs in 24-inch teak bathroom vanities.
Questions & answers
Questions & answers