Feature Products is a curated cross-catalog hub rather than a single size or material page. It gathers 393 hand-picked bathroom vanities from across the Willow Bath and Vanity design lines, including Sonoma, Madison, Chicago, Charlotte, Manhattan, Austin, Alys, Malibu and Paris. Every item here is a vanity, but the range is deliberately wide: freestanding and wall-mounted floating cabinets, widths from 24 in. to 84 in., single, center, offset and double sink layouts, and finishes spanning natural hardwoods and painted colors. Use it as the fastest way to see the pieces we show most often, then narrow down with the size and material collections linked at the bottom of this page.
How to navigate it: size first, then layout
Start with width, because the room usually decides that for you. The 24 in. and 30 in. cabinets suit powder rooms, guest baths and tight alcoves. The 36 in. and 42 in. widths cover the standard hall bathroom without crowding the door swing. From 48 in. up you move into primary bath territory, and 60 in., 72 in. and 84 in. are where double sink layouts start to make sense.
Then choose the layout. A single sink can sit centered or be offset left or right, which pushes usable counter to one side and helps when plumbing or a wall is tight. Center sink models keep drawer space balanced. Double sink models give two people their own zone. Finally, decide between freestanding and floating: freestanding hides the plumbing behind the base, while a floating cabinet mounts to the wall, exposes the floor underneath and makes a small bathroom feel larger.
Materials: what each finish family is built from
Because this collection spans the whole catalog, it also spans several constructions, and they are not interchangeable. The teak lines are solid teak. The Manhattan and Atlanta white oak models are solid white oak. The Malibu mango models are solid mango. Our hardwood is FSC-certified. The painted and color-finish lines such as Paris, Aberdeen, Catalina, Miami and Boston are built with birch, never MDF or particleboard. Check the material stated on the individual product page before you commit, since the same design name can appear in more than one material.
Care is simple in every case. Wipe spills promptly, avoid letting water stand at the base or along the front edge, and clean with a soft cloth and mild soap rather than an abrasive or a solvent.
Countertops and how the vanity arrives
The countertop is stone, never wood. Quartz and natural Carrara marble are the widely selectable tops across this collection, and quartzite, travertine and terrazzo are offered on select designs only, depending on the design. The stone edge is finished as either a Mitered or a Cove profile. The countertop ships in its own protective box, separate from the cabinet, and the basin is set at install, which protects the stone in transit and lets the cabinet be leveled first.
Is every vanity in this collection solid wood?
No, and that is deliberate. The teak, white oak and mango models are solid teak, solid white oak and solid mango. The painted and color-finish lines are built with birch, never MDF or particleboard. The material is stated on each product page.
Which countertops can I choose here?
Quartz and natural Carrara marble are the widely selectable stone tops. Quartzite, travertine and terrazzo are available on select designs only, depending on the design. Edges are finished as Mitered or Cove, and the countertop is always stone, never wood.
Does the countertop arrive attached to the cabinet?
No. The countertop ships in its own protective box, separate from the cabinet, and the basin is set at install. This protects the stone during shipping and allows the cabinet to be leveled before the top goes on.
Ready to narrow it down? Browse by size in 36 inch vanities and 60 inch vanities, compare layouts in double sink vanities, explore the wood in solid teak and solid white oak, or read our bathroom vanity countertops guide.