The 70–79 inch double-sink collection gathers Willow's widest double vanities—every piece here measures 72 in. wide by 22 in. deep, the sweet spot for a shared master or guest bath where two people each want their own sink, faucet, and drawer space. You'll find eight of our core lines in this size—Atlanta, Boston, Elizabeth, Hampton, Houston, Malibu, Pasadena, and Sonoma—in both freestanding and wall-mounted (floating) builds. Every vanity is made from real wood: our white oak lines are solid, FSC-certified white oak, and our painted finishes are built with solid wood construction—never MDF or particleboard. That is the honest promise behind a Willow double vanity.
Will a 72-inch double vanity fit your bathroom?
A double vanity needs roughly six feet of uninterrupted wall, plus room for the door swing and comfortable standing space in front. At 22 in. deep, these cabinets keep a standard footprint, so they clear most toilets and tubs without crowding the walkway. Before you order, measure your open wall at the floor and again at counter height (baseboards and window trim can quietly steal an inch or two), confirm your plumbing can be split for two basins, and check that the cabinet can travel through your doorways and up any stairs. If your wall is closer to five feet, a single-sink layout or a narrower double may serve you better—stepping down to a 60-inch double or up to an 84-inch is often the difference between cramped and comfortable.
Freestanding, floating, and the look you want
This size comes two ways. Freestanding lines like Atlanta, Boston, Elizabeth, Pasadena, and Sonoma rest on the floor with a furniture-style base, while Hampton and Houston are offered as floating (wall-mounted) cabinets that leave the floor visible for a lighter, more contemporary feel. Houston adds a soft curved-edge cabinet for rooms that lean modern. Fronts range from clean flat panels to fluted and reeded detailing, and finishes run from natural white oak to painted white, black, blue (Blue Heather), several greens, gray, burgundy, and warm beige—so you can match an existing palette or start fresh. Countertops vary by design—depending on the line you'll find quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo—finished with a Mitered or Cove edge profile for a clean, squared line.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much wall space does a 72-inch double vanity need?
Plan for about 72 in. of clear wall for the cabinet itself, plus a few extra inches on each side for trim, outlets, and an easy reveal. With the 22 in. depth, keep at least 30 in. of open clearance in front so drawers and doors swing freely.
Are these double vanities solid wood?
It depends on the line. Our white oak vanities—such as Elizabeth and Pasadena—are solid, FSC-certified white oak, and our painted finishes are built with solid wood construction. None of them are made from MDF or particleboard.
Should I choose freestanding or floating?
Freestanding lines rest on the floor with a furniture-style base and read a bit more traditional, while floating (wall-mounted) cabinets leave the floor visible for a lighter, contemporary look and easier cleaning underneath. In this size, Atlanta, Boston, Elizabeth, Pasadena, and Sonoma are freestanding, while Hampton and Houston are offered as floating builds.
What countertops come with these vanities?
It depends on the design. Depending on the line, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, each finished with a Mitered or Cove edge. See our countertop guide for the full range of stone and edge options.
Do these vanities ship assembled?
Yes. Willow vanities arrive fully assembled and ready to install—there's no flat-pack to piece together. Your plumber or installer simply sets the cabinet, connects the two basins, and secures the top.
Ready to compare? Browse the full 72-inch vanity collection, see every double-sink vanity we make, or go wall-mounted with our floating double vanities. For the natural-grain look, explore our solid white oak vanities and our full range of solid wood bathroom vanities.
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