Madison Floating Teak Wood 36 in.Center sink
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Floating bathroom vanities mount to the wall instead of sitting on the floor, leaving the tile visible underneath and giving the room a lighter, more open profile. This collection includes single- and double-sink wall-mounted designs in several finishes. Materials, countertop choices and included components vary by model, so review the exact product specifications before ordering.
Why choose a floating vanity?
- Makes the room feel bigger. Exposing the floor tricks the eye into seeing more square footage — ideal for small bathrooms and powder rooms.
- Modern, spa-like look. The clean, wall-mounted profile suits modern, Scandinavian and organic-modern bathrooms.
- Easier to clean under. No toe-kick to trap dust; the open floor wipes down in seconds.
- Set your own height. Because it is wall-mounted, you choose the counter height — standard 32–34 in, comfort height, or lower for a seated makeup station.
Single vs double floating vanities
Choose a floating single-sink vanity for powder rooms, guest baths and smaller bathrooms, or a floating double-sink vanity for a shared primary bathroom where two people get ready at once. Wider single-sink floating vanities (48–60 in) give a generous run of counter without a second basin.
Installation: what to plan for
A wall-mounted vanity carries its full weight — plus the stone top, sink and contents — on the wall, so it needs solid backing. Mount into studs or add wood blocking between them before the vanity goes up, and confirm your plumbing rough-in height matches the vanity's drain location. Installation requirements vary with the wall construction and existing plumbing. Have the installer or plumber confirm blocking, mounting height and rough-in locations before the cabinet arrives.
Frequently asked questions
Are floating vanities sturdy enough?
A floating vanity can support its specified load when it is installed to the manufacturer's instructions and fastened to suitable structural backing. The installer should verify the wall, blocking and hardware for the selected model.
What height should a floating vanity be?
Standard is about 32–34 inches to the top of the counter. Because it is wall-mounted you can go higher for comfort or lower for a seated makeup area — decide before installation, since the mounting height is fixed.
Do floating vanities work in small bathrooms?
They can work well in a small bathroom because the visible floor below the cabinet reduces visual bulk. Confirm that the cabinet depth, door swing and walking clearance suit the room.
What materials are used in Willow floating vanities?
Materials and construction vary by collection and model. Check the individual product specifications for the cabinet, panel and finish details of the vanity you are considering.
Read our floating vanity guide for small bathrooms, or explore related looks: single floating vanities, double floating vanities, white oak vanities and fluted & reeded vanities.
Shopping a compact powder-room width? Compare the dedicated 24-inch floating bathroom vanity collection, with Madison and Sonoma finish configurations at a 24 in. × 22 in. footprint. For a little more counter space, compare the 30-inch floating bathroom vanity collection.
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