Despite its name, this is not a catalog of loose countertops. It is the master index of the Willow catalog: one listing for every canonical bathroom vanity we build, more than 600 of them, and each one is supplied with its stone countertop. Browse it to see the whole range in one place. Widths run from 24 in. to 96 in. at a 22 in. depth, in freestanding and wall-mounted floating styles, with single sink, double sink, center sink, and left or right offset sink layouts. Every wood line we make is represented here.
Navigating by size and layout
Start with the wall run. The 24 in. and 30 in. widths suit powder rooms and tight guest baths where a door swing eats into the floor. 36 in. and 42 in. are the workhorse single-sink sizes for a standard family bathroom. From 48 in. upward you get a real choice: keep one basin and gain counter space, or move to two. Double-sink layouts open up at 60 in. and get genuinely comfortable at 72 in. and 84 in.
Sink placement matters as much as width. A center sink splits storage evenly on both sides. A left or right offset sink pushes the basin to one end and leaves an uninterrupted stretch of counter on the other, which is the better call in a narrow room or alongside a window. Floating models mount to the wall and leave the floor clear, so a small bathroom reads larger and cleaning underneath is trivial. Freestanding models sit on the floor and carry their own weight without wall reinforcement.
Navigating by wood and construction
Material is the second filter. The teak lines are built from solid teak, an oily tropical hardwood used in boat decks for a century precisely because it shrugs off moisture. The oak lines are solid white oak, dense and tight-grained, and it takes a clear finish beautifully. Mango lines are solid mango. Painted and reeded lines are built from birch, never MDF or particleboard, which is what lets a painted cabinet hold a crisp edge in a wet room.
Our timber is FSC-certified, sourced from responsibly managed forests. Care is the same story across all of them: wipe spills promptly rather than letting water stand, run the exhaust fan during showers, and clean with a soft damp cloth instead of an abrasive or a solvent. Wood in a bathroom is not fragile, it simply wants ventilation.
Countertops and how they pair
Every vanity here is sold with its top, and that top is stone, never wood. Quartz and natural Carrara marble are the widely selectable options across the catalog. Quartzite, travertine, and terrazzo appear on select designs, so what you can choose depends on the design in front of you. Edges are offered Mitered or Cove.
On pairing: a warm wood cabinet under a cool white quartz top is the most forgiving combination. Carrara marble brings soft gray veining and a more classical look, and being a natural stone it takes on a patina with use. The countertop ships in its own protective box rather than bolted to the cabinet, and the basin is set at install.
Frequently asked questions
Is this collection only countertops?
No. Despite the name, it holds complete bathroom vanities, more than 600 of them, spanning every size, wood, and sink configuration we offer. Each vanity is supplied with its stone countertop, which is where the name comes from.
Which countertop materials can I choose?
Quartz and natural Carrara marble are the widely selectable tops. Quartzite, travertine, and terrazzo are offered on select designs, so the choice depends on the design. The countertop is always stone, never wood.
Does the countertop arrive attached to the vanity?
No. The countertop ships in its own protective box, separate from the cabinet, and the basin is set at install. Edges are offered Mitered or Cove.
To narrow this down fast, start with a size: 36 in. vanities and 60 in. vanities cover most bathrooms. Filter by layout with double sink vanities, by material with solid wood bathroom vanities, or read the bathroom vanity countertops guide before you pick a stone.