These are bathroom vanities with sink included. The cabinet, its stone countertop, the undermount basin and a matching backsplash arrive as one complete set, so there is nothing left to source separately. Choose single-sink or double-sink layouts in sizes from 24 to 96 inches.
Every vanity in this collection ships as a complete top set: the cabinet arrives with its stone countertop and a matching backsplash, so you receive one coordinated piece instead of sourcing and fitting a slab separately. That matters in a bathroom, where the wall directly behind the sink takes the most splashing. Willow builds these vanities from real wood, solid teak and white oak plus painted finishes on selected lines, never MDF or particleboard in the cabinet box. Drawers run on soft-close slides, and the wood carries FSC-certified sourcing. What you see in the finished room is the countertop, the backsplash, and the grain of the cabinet, all chosen to work as one.
Countertop and backsplash options
Depending on the design, the tops in this collection come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, and which surface ships is set by the line and what is currently in stock. Each top is paired with a backsplash cut from the same material, so the color and veining carry from the deck up the wall without a seam of mismatched stone. Edges are finished either Mitered, a squared, built-up profile that reads thicker and more contemporary, or Cove, a soft concave curve that suits traditional and transitional rooms. Because the top and splash are quarried together, the veining flows continuously rather than clashing, which is the detail most people notice first.
Why an included backsplash matters
A backsplash is the short lip of stone that rises where the countertop meets the wall. In a bathroom it does real work: it keeps water, toothpaste, and soap off the drywall and paint right behind the faucet, the spot that fails first in a vanity without one. Buying the cabinet, top, and splash as a set removes the guesswork of matching a slab later and the labor of a separate template and install. It also means the heights, overhangs, and faucet holes are already worked out for that cabinet, so the sink, top, and splash line up the way they were designed to.
Pairing the top with the wood
Because these cabinets span solid teak, white oak, and painted finishes, the stone is chosen to flatter the wood underneath. Warm teak and golden oak sit well under a cream or beige quartzite, while cooler white oak and painted cabinets take a crisp white quartz or a gray-veined marble. Sizes run from compact single-sink units up through wide double-sink configurations, so the same top-and-splash treatment scales from a powder room to a primary bath.
Explore more of the range: browse the full menu of bathroom vanity countertops, see the quartz-topped vanities, or shop by wood with our solid teak and white oak collections. For a wider look at real-wood cabinets, browse the solid wood bathroom vanities.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose the countertop material?
Availability depends on the line and current stock. Depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, and each product page lists the stone that ships with that vanity along with its edge profile.
Is the backsplash the same stone as the top?
Yes. The backsplash is cut from the same slab material as the countertop, so the color and veining match rather than approximate it.
What are these vanities actually made of?
The cabinets are real wood: solid teak or white oak on the wood lines and a painted hardwood construction on others, never MDF or particleboard in the box. FSC-certified sourcing applies to the wood.
What size vanity should I choose?
Measure your wall and leave room for the door swing and any adjacent fixtures. A single-sink cabinet suits a powder room or a compact bath, while a double-sink configuration needs a wider wall but gives two people their own basin. This collection spans compact single-sink units up through wide double-sink sizes, so the top-and-splash treatment scales to the room.
Does the vanity come with the countertop and backsplash included?
Yes. Every vanity in this collection ships as a complete top set: the cabinet, its stone countertop, and a matching backsplash cut from the same material arrive together as one coordinated piece, so there is no separate slab to source, template, or fit.
Do these bathroom vanities come with a sink?
Yes. Every vanity in this collection includes the cabinet, its stone countertop, the undermount basin, and a matching backsplash. The countertop ships in its own protective box and the sink is set during installation.