Boston Bathroom Vanities

The Boston bathroom vanity collection is a transitional, storage-rich painted line built from solid birch and plywood — never MDF. Boston pairs clean framed cabinet fronts with generous drawer storage, a built-in power outlet on larger sizes, and quartz or marble tops, in 13 painted colors and single, double, center and offset sink layouts.

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      The Boston bathroom vanity collection is a transitional, storage-rich painted line built for real everyday use. Boston pairs clean framed cabinet fronts with generous drawer storage, a built-in power outlet on larger sizes, and quartz or marble tops — a flexible choice for guest baths, primary bathrooms and shared family bathrooms.

      Every Boston vanity is built from solid birch wood and plywood — never MDF or particleboard, with soft-close hinges and slides and under-mounted rectangular sinks. Choose single-sink, double-sink, center-sink and offset-sink layouts from 24 up to 84 inches, in 13 painted colors including White, Alabaster, Fine Grain, Elephant Skin Gray, Evergreen, Pewter Green, Hale Navy, Navy Blue, Blue Heather, Burgundy, Wrought Iron, Latte Greenish and Black Top.

      What Is the Boston Collection?

      The Boston bathroom vanity collection is a transitional painted vanity line built from birch and plywood (never MDF or particleboard), with soft-close storage, under-mounted rectangular sinks and quartz or marble tops. It stands out for generous drawer storage and a built-in power outlet on the larger sizes, in a wide range of painted colors and in single-, double-, center- and offset-sink layouts.

      In short: Boston is a transitional, solid-birch vanity (no MDF) with lots of drawer storage and a built-in power outlet — in 13 painted colors, single/double/offset sizes from 24 to 84 inches, with quartz or marble tops.

      Why Choose a Boston Bathroom Vanity?

      Boston is the collection to reach for when storage matters as much as style. Many sizes pack in a mix of tip-out, regular and deep drawers, so there is room for everything without cluttering the countertop. The clean transitional cabinet works in traditional, transitional and modern bathrooms, and the deep color range lets the vanity blend in or become a statement.

      Choose Boston if you want:

      • A transitional painted bathroom vanity in a designer color
      • Solid birch and plywood construction — no MDF or particleboard
      • Generous drawer storage for a real, everyday bathroom
      • A built-in power outlet and accessories on the larger sizes
      • Soft-close hinges and slides with under-mounted rectangular sinks
      • A quartz or marble top with matching backsplash
      • Single-, double-, center- or offset-sink layouts from 24 to 84 inches

      Construction & Specifications

      Detail Boston Specification
      Construction Solid birch wood and plywood — no MDF or particleboard
      Design Transitional framed-panel cabinet
      Storage Generous drawer storage (regular, deep and tip-out drawers by size); larger sizes add a deep drawer with power outlet and accessories
      Hardware Soft-close hinges and drawer slides
      Sinks Under-mounted rectangular sink(s)
      Cabinet dimensions 21½ in. deep, 34 in. high (36 in. with the top)
      Countertops Quartz (many colors) or Carrara marble, with a matching 4 in. backsplash and a straight/mitered (2 in.) or double-cove (1.5 in.) edge
      Faucet holes Every countertop supports single-hole, 8 in. widespread or wall-mount faucets
      Hardware finish Brushed nickel on White, Fine Grain and Elephant Skin Gray; brushed gold on Alabaster, Evergreen, Pewter Green, Navy Blue, Hale Navy Blue, Blue Heather, Burgundy, Wrought Iron and Black Top

      Boston Colors and Finishes

      Color is a big part of Boston. The finish sets the whole mood — a soft white, beige or gray keeps it calm and classic, while navy, green or burgundy turns the vanity into a focal point. Hardware is matched to the finish: brushed nickel on the light neutrals, brushed gold on the deeper colors.

      Boston Finish Best For Hardware
      White Bright classic bathrooms and guest baths Brushed nickel
      Fine Grain (Linen Beige) Warm neutral bathrooms and soft modern spaces Brushed nickel
      Elephant Skin Gray Transitional bathrooms and soft gray palettes Brushed nickel
      Alabaster Soft neutral and transitional bathrooms Brushed gold
      Evergreen Organic and statement bathrooms Brushed gold
      Pewter Green Transitional bathrooms and muted palettes Brushed gold
      Latte Greenish Warm, earthy neutral bathrooms Brushed gold
      Navy Blue & Hale Navy Blue Classic primary and luxury bathrooms Brushed gold
      Blue Heather Guest baths, powder rooms, transitional spaces Brushed gold
      Burgundy Designer powder rooms and statement baths Brushed gold
      Wrought Iron Moody, warm-neutral and modern bathrooms Brushed gold
      Black Top Modern and high-contrast bathrooms Brushed gold

      Compare related colors: white and neutral bathroom vanities, gray bathroom vanities, green bathroom vanities, blue bathroom vanities, black bathroom vanities and accent color bathroom vanities.

      Built-In Power Outlet & Storage

      Storage is where Boston really stands out. Depending on the size, Boston combines regular drawers, deep drawers and tip-out drawers — a 60 or 72 inch single sink, for example, can offer seven drawers, and the 84 inch double packs in even more. On the 36 inch and larger sizes, one deep drawer includes a built-in power outlet with accessories, so you can charge a phone or keep styling tools plugged in and hidden while the countertop stays clear.

      Boston Bathroom Vanity Size Guide

      Before choosing a color, start with size. Boston runs from a compact 24 inch single sink up to a large 84 inch double, in single-, double-, center- and offset-sink layouts.

      Boston Vanity Size Best For Recommended Layout Shop by Size
      24 inch Powder rooms and very small bathrooms Single sink 24″ vanities
      30 inch Small bathrooms, guest baths, compact full baths Single sink 30″ vanities
      36 inch Guest bathrooms, hall baths, small full bathrooms Center, left or right offset sink (with power outlet) 36″ vanities
      42 inch Medium bathrooms and guest baths Single sink (with power outlet) 42″ vanities
      48 inch Larger single sink bathrooms Single sink 48″ vanities
      60 inch Primary and shared bathrooms Single or double sink 60″ vanities
      72 inch Comfortable primary and shared bathrooms Single or double sink 72″ vanities
      84 inch Large primary bathrooms and luxury remodels Double sink 84″ vanities

      For a powder room, choose a 24 or 30 inch Boston. For a guest bath, choose 36, 42 or 48 inch. For a primary bathroom, choose 60, 72 or 84 inch depending on whether you need one sink or two.

      Single Sink vs Double Sink Boston Vanities

      Boston comes in both single-sink and double-sink layouts. Single-sink suits powder rooms, guest baths and smaller bathrooms; double-sink suits shared primary bathrooms and wider vanity walls.

      Layout Best For Why It Works
      Single sink (24–72 in) Powder rooms, guest baths, hall baths, smaller bathrooms Color and lots of storage without crowding the room
      Wide single sink (60–72 in) Larger single-sink bathrooms Extra counter space with a full bank of drawers
      Double sink (60–72 in) Primary and shared bathrooms Two under-mounted basins with a comfortable footprint
      Large double (84 in) Primary bath focal walls Two basins plus a wide bank of storage between

      Compare related layouts: single sink bathroom vanities and double sink bathroom vanities.

      Center & Offset Sink Boston Vanities

      The Boston 36 inch is available in center-sink, left-offset and right-offset layouts. An offset sink is useful when you want more usable counter space on one side, or when the plumbing is not centered on the wall.

      Sink Layout Best For Why It Helps
      Center sink Most standard 36 inch layouts Balanced look with easy mirror alignment
      Left offset sink More counter space needed on the right Works better with off-center plumbing
      Right offset sink More counter space needed on the left Creates one larger usable counter zone

      Compare left offset sink vanities and right offset sink vanities before choosing your Boston size.

      Quartz and Marble Countertops

      Boston vanities are finished with a quartz or marble top and a matching 4-inch backsplash, in a straight/mitered (2 in.) or double-cove (1.5 in.) edge. Depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, with a wide choice of quartz colors plus Carrara marble.

      Countertop Type Best For Design Result
      White quartz Navy, green, black, burgundy and neutral Boston Clean contrast and practical daily use
      Calacatta & Carrara-look quartz Transitional and luxury bathrooms Elegant veining with easy everyday care
      Carrara marble & natural stone Luxury bathrooms and natural stone lovers Classic, unique and high-end
      Gray & dramatic quartz (Piatra, Viola, Onyx) Bold and designer bathrooms Strong movement and character

      White quartz is the most flexible option because it works with every Boston color. Marble and marble-look tops are especially strong with navy, black, gray and green. See our bathroom vanity countertops guide for the full range.

      Faucet Configuration Options

      Every Boston countertop supports single-hole, 8-inch widespread or wall-mount faucets, so you can match the faucet to your style. Confirm the faucet drilling before ordering, and for double-sink Boston vanities make sure both faucet zones match.

      Faucet Configuration Best For Design Feel
      Single-hole faucet Modern bathrooms and clean quartz tops Minimal, easy to clean, streamlined
      8-inch widespread faucet Transitional, classic and luxury bathrooms Elegant, balanced, high-end
      Wall-mount faucet Custom and architectural bathroom designs Spa-like, clean countertop, designer look

      Best Boston Vanity by Bathroom Type

      Bathroom Type Best Boston Vanity Why
      Powder room 24 or 30 inch single sink in navy, green, black or burgundy Compact size with strong color and classic detail
      Small full bathroom 30 or 36 inch Boston Lots of drawer storage without overwhelming the room
      Guest bathroom 36, 42 or 48 inch Boston More counter space and a finished look
      Kids’ bathroom White, gray or blue Boston with quartz top Durable, stylish and easy to coordinate
      Primary bathroom 60, 72 or 84 inch double sink Two basins, deep storage and the built-in power outlet
      Shared / family bathroom 60–84 inch double sink Two sink zones with a full bank of drawers
      Classic or transitional home White, Fine Grain or Elephant Skin Gray Boston Soft neutral look that suits traditional palettes

      What to Measure Before Buying a Boston Vanity

      Before ordering a Boston bathroom vanity — especially a large double — measure carefully.

      • Wall width: measure the full wall or opening where the vanity will sit.
      • Vanity depth: Boston cabinets are about 21½ inches deep (roughly 22 inches with the top) — confirm the walkway and door swing.
      • Plumbing location: check drain and supply placement before choosing single, double, center or offset sink layout.
      • Power outlet: if you want the built-in outlet (36 inch and larger), plan an electrical connection near the vanity.
      • Drawer clearance: make sure drawers won’t hit the toilet, wall or shower door.
      • Faucet drilling: confirm single-hole, 8 inch widespread or wall-mount before ordering.
      • Countertop overhang: measure the finished top, not only the cabinet box.

      Before ordering: read our bathroom vanity measurement guide to confirm width, depth, plumbing rough-in, door swing, drawer clearance and sink placement.

      See Boston Vanities in Person

      Photos are helpful, but painted color, cabinet detail, drawer quality, countertop veining and the scale of a large double vanity are easier to judge in person. Boston colors can look different depending on bathroom lighting, tile color and hardware finish.

      Visit a Willow Bath & Vanity showroom to compare Boston colors, the transitional cabinet design, the deep drawer storage, the built-in power outlet, countertop options, single-, double- and offset-sink layouts and hardware finishes in person. Bring your measurements, photos of the space and plumbing location to make choosing easier.

      Final Thoughts

      The Boston bathroom vanity collection is the one to reach for when you want a flexible, storage-rich transitional vanity — solid birch and plywood (never MDF), soft-close drawers, a quartz or marble top and a built-in power outlet on the larger sizes.

      Choose White, Fine Grain or Elephant Skin Gray for a soft neutral, or Navy, Hale Navy, Evergreen, Pewter Green, Burgundy or Wrought Iron for a statement. Pick a 24–30 inch Boston for a powder room, 36–48 inch for a guest bath, and 60–84 inch for a primary or shared bathroom.

      Boston Bathroom Vanity FAQ

      What sizes does the Boston vanity come in?

      Boston runs from a compact 24 inch single sink up to a large 84 inch double, with 30, 36, 42, 48, 60 and 72 inch sizes in between. As a rough guide, choose a 24 or 30 inch Boston for a powder room, 36 to 48 inch for a guest or hall bathroom, and 60, 72 or 84 inch for a primary or shared bathroom. Measure your wall width, plumbing location and door swing before deciding.

      Is the Boston vanity solid wood?

      Boston uses solid birch and plywood construction — never MDF or particleboard. The cabinet frames and doors are solid birch, with plywood used on the larger panels and the box, which keeps the painted finish stable and durable in a humid bathroom. If you specifically want a solid hardwood line such as teak, white oak or mango, see our solid wood bathroom vanities.

      Should I choose a single or double sink Boston vanity?

      Choose a single sink Boston for powder rooms, guest baths and smaller bathrooms where color and storage matter more than a second basin. Choose a double sink Boston (available from 60 up to 84 inches) for a shared primary or family bathroom where two people use the vanity at once. Compare single sink vanities and double sink vanities to see the layouts side by side.

      What countertops are available on Boston vanities?

      Each Boston vanity is finished with a stone top and a matching 4-inch backsplash, in a mitered or cove edge. Depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, with a wide choice of quartz colors plus Carrara marble. White quartz is the most flexible because it works with every Boston color. See the full range in our bathroom vanity countertops guide.

      Does the Boston vanity ship assembled?

      Yes — Boston vanities arrive fully assembled, with the cabinet built, drawers and soft-close hardware installed and the stone top and under-mounted sinks in place. There is no flat-pack assembly; once it is set and leveled, your plumber connects the faucet and drain. For the larger 72 and 84 inch doubles, plan for two people to move the vanity into the bathroom.

      Boston Bathroom Vanities — FAQ

      Boston is a transitional painted bathroom vanity collection built from solid birch and plywood, with soft-close storage, under-mounted rectangular sinks and quartz or marble tops. It stands out for generous drawer storage and a built-in power outlet on the larger sizes, in single, double, center and offset sink layouts.

      Every Boston vanity is built from solid birch wood and plywood — never MDF or particleboard — with soft-close hinges and drawer slides and under-mounted rectangular sinks.

      Boston is available in 13 painted colors including White, Alabaster, Fine Grain, Elephant Skin Gray, Evergreen, Pewter Green, Latte Greenish, Navy Blue, Hale Navy Blue, Blue Heather, Burgundy, Wrought Iron and Black Top. Hardware is brushed nickel on the light neutrals and brushed gold on the deeper colors.

      Yes. On the 36-inch and larger Boston sizes, one deep drawer includes a built-in power outlet with accessories, so you can charge a phone or keep styling tools plugged in and hidden while the countertop stays clear.

      Boston is designed around storage. Depending on the size it combines regular, deep and tip-out drawers — a 60 or 72 inch single sink can offer seven drawers, and the 84 inch double packs in even more.

      Boston bathroom vanities are available in 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 60, 72 and 84 inch sizes, depending on finish and sink layout.

      Yes. Boston is available in double-sink layouts in the 60, 72 and 84 inch sizes for primary and shared bathrooms.

      Yes. The Boston 36-inch vanity is available in center-sink, left-offset and right-offset layouts to suit different plumbing and counter-space needs.

      Boston vanities are finished with a quartz or Carrara marble top and a matching 4-inch backsplash, in a straight/mitered or double-cove edge. Every top supports single-hole, 8-inch widespread or wall-mount faucets — confirm faucet drilling before ordering.

      Yes. You can visit a Willow Bath & Vanity showroom to compare Boston painted colors, the transitional cabinet design, deep drawer storage, the built-in power outlet, countertop options, sink layouts and hardware finishes in person.