This collection gathers every 60-to-69-inch double-sink vanity Willow builds in solid white oak — seven pieces in all, from the clean-fronted Charlotte and Malibu to the fluted Sonoma, Atlanta, Pasadena and Elizabeth, plus the wall-mounted Hampton. Each one measures 60 in. wide by 22 in. deep and carries two basins, so you get a true shared, his-and-hers layout without paying for custom cabinetry. Willow makes these from real solid white oak — FSC-certified hardwood, never MDF or particleboard — so the vanity you install is meant to live in a bathroom for decades, not a few seasons.
Two sinks in sixty inches: what actually fits
At 60 in. wide, a double vanity gives each person roughly 27–28 inches of counter and their own basin, with a slim shared zone in the middle for soap and everyday items. The 22 in. depth is standard, so an undermount or drop-in sink and most faucets sit comfortably without crowding the wall. Before you order, measure your opening: you want the full 60 inches of wall plus a little breathing room for the countertop overhang, and enough clearance in front for drawers and doors to swing open. If your wall is tight, a smaller single or a floating model frees up floor space; if you have room to spare, a wider layout gives each sink more elbow room.
Solid white oak, and how to keep it
White oak is one of the better woods to put near water: it is dense, closed-grain and naturally more moisture-resistant than softer hardwoods, which is why it has been used in boatbuilding for centuries. Every vanity here is built from solid white oak rather than a printed look-alike, so the grain you see is the real thing, and a small nick can be sanded and refinished instead of chipping away a laminate skin. To keep it looking new, wipe up standing water, clean with a soft damp cloth rather than harsh chemicals, and keep the bathroom ventilated so the wood is not sitting in steam. That is genuinely all the upkeep a sealed oak cabinet needs.
Fluted fronts, floating or freestanding
There is more variety in these seven than the shared size suggests. Charlotte and Malibu keep a smooth, quiet door front. Sonoma, Atlanta, Pasadena and Elizabeth wear vertical fluted (reeded) detailing that catches the light and adds texture across a large wall. The Hampton is the floating option, mounted to the wall so the floor reads open and the room feels larger — a useful trick in a busy shared bath. Whichever front you choose, the cabinet underneath is the same solid oak. Explore the fluted styles or the floating double-sink range if one look pulls you in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a 60-inch double vanity fit my bathroom?
You will need about 60 inches of clear wall, plus room for the countertop overhang and space in front for doors and drawers to open. If that is tight, size down to a single-sink vanity or choose a floating model; if you have extra wall, a 72-inch layout gives each basin more room.
Are these vanities really solid wood?
Yes. Every piece in this collection is built from solid white oak — FSC-certified hardwood, never MDF or particleboard. It is real wood you can sand and refinish, not a laminate or printed veneer over composite board.
Should I choose a fluted or a smooth front?
It is purely a matter of style — the cabinet underneath is the same solid oak either way. Charlotte and Malibu keep a smooth, quiet door front that suits a calm, minimal bathroom, while Sonoma, Atlanta, Pasadena and Elizabeth carry vertical fluted detailing that adds texture and shadow across a wide wall. If you want the vanity to feel like a design feature, go fluted; if you want it to recede, go smooth.
What countertops work with these?
Depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, finished with a mitered or cove edge. See our countertop options to match a top to your two-sink layout.
How do I care for a solid oak vanity?
Very little upkeep is needed. Wipe up standing water, clean with a soft damp cloth rather than harsh chemicals, and keep the bathroom ventilated so the wood is not sitting in steam. Because it is solid wood, a small nick or scratch can be sanded and refinished rather than replaced.
Ready to narrow it down? Browse all white oak vanities, the full double-sink range, explore solid wood vanities, or compare sizes with our 48-inch and 72-inch collections.