Read the full Paris vanity guide — colors, sizes, specs & more
The Paris traditional bathroom vanity collection is designed for homeowners who want a vanity with classic detail, luxury scale and a polished, furniture-style presence. Raised-panel doors, refined drawer fronts, fluted side columns, brushed-metal hardware and quartz or marble countertops give Paris a more formal, elevated look than a simple flat-front cabinet.
Every Paris vanity is built with solid birch frames and doors, soft-close dovetail drawers and a pre-sealed stone top. Choose single-sink and double-sink layouts — from compact powder-room widths to large primary-bath doubles — in painted finishes such as Black, White, Blue Heather, Hale Navy Blue, Elephant Skin Gray and Fine Grain Linen Beige, with deeper statement colors like Burgundy, Evergreen and Dark Forest Green available across the Paris line.
What Is the Paris Collection?
The Paris bathroom vanity collection is a luxury, traditional-style line with raised-panel cabinet fronts, fluted side columns, solid birch frames and doors, soft-close dovetail drawers and quartz or marble countertops. It comes in single-sink and double-sink layouts for powder rooms, guest baths and larger primary bathrooms, and it is the right choice when you want a vanity that feels more like classic furniture than a plain modern box.
In short: Paris is a birch-built, traditional vanity in luxury painted colors — with single and double sink sizes, quartz or marble tops and a formal, furniture-style look.
Why Choose a Paris Traditional Bathroom Vanity?
A Paris vanity is built to be the centerpiece of the room. It carries more detail than a simple modern cabinet — framed raised-panel doors, decorative drawer fronts, fluted side columns, a furniture-style base and polished hardware — which makes it a natural fit for primary bathrooms, formal powder rooms, classic homes and transitional remodels.
Choose Paris if you want:
- A traditional, furniture-style vanity with classic raised-panel detail
- A luxury painted finish in a bold or neutral color
- Solid birch frames and doors with soft-close dovetail drawers
- A pre-sealed quartz or marble countertop with matching backsplash
- A single-sink layout for a powder room, guest bath or hall bath
- A double-sink layout for a primary or shared bathroom
Classic Details: Raised Panels & Fluted Sides
Paris is a classic, furniture-style design — not a reeded look like Sonoma or Alys, and not a slim thick-top shaker like Manhattan. Its signature is raised-panel doors, decorative profiles, fluted side columns and a formal cabinet silhouette finished with a stone top.
| Paris Design Detail | What It Adds |
|---|---|
| Raised-panel doors and drawers | Classic framed fronts with dimensional molding and depth |
| Fluted side columns | Vertical detailing that frames the cabinet like furniture |
| Furniture-style base | Reads as a freestanding piece, not a builder box |
| Quartz or marble top | Pre-sealed stone with matching backsplash completes the look |
| Soft-close dovetail drawers | Quiet, sturdy storage built to last daily use |
Paris Colors and Finishes
Paris is offered in a wide range of painted finishes, from timeless neutrals to bold statement colors. The finish sets the whole mood of the bathroom — a soft white or beige keeps it bright and classic, while black, navy or a deep green turns the vanity into a focal point.
| Paris Finish | Best For | Design Feel |
|---|---|---|
| Black | Luxury primary bathrooms, high-contrast powder rooms | Bold, formal, dramatic |
| Black Top | High-contrast bathrooms and statement designs | Graphic, polished, dramatic |
| White | Guest baths, classic bathrooms, bright remodels | Clean, timeless, flexible |
| Blue Heather | Guest baths, statement powder rooms, transitional spaces | Soft blue, tailored, refined |
| Hale Navy Blue | Classic primary bathrooms and luxury guest baths | Deep, classic, polished |
| Evergreen | Organic classic bathrooms and powder rooms | Earthy, designer, rich |
| Dark Forest Green | Moody bathrooms and dramatic powder rooms | Deep, elegant, bold |
| Burgundy | Statement bathrooms and designer powder rooms | Warm, bold, boutique-inspired |
| Elephant Skin Gray | Neutral bathrooms and transitional remodels | Soft gray, elegant, calm |
| Fine Grain Linen Beige | Warm neutral bathrooms and classic guest baths | Soft, warm, understated |
Black Paris Vanities
A black Paris vanity is the strongest statement option in the collection. The black finish deepens the shadows in the raised panels and fluted columns, making the whole cabinet feel more dramatic and furniture-like.
Black Paris vanities pair beautifully with white or Calacatta-style quartz, marble-look tops, brushed brass or polished nickel fixtures and a large mirror. A black double-sink Paris anchors a primary bathroom, while a smaller black Paris turns a powder room into a designer moment.
White, Beige and Gray Paris Vanities
White, beige and gray Paris vanities give you the traditional detailing without darkening the room. They work well in guest bathrooms, smaller bathrooms, classic homes and transitional remodels.
| Neutral Finish | Best Use | Pair With |
|---|---|---|
| White | Bright classic bathrooms and guest baths | Chrome, polished nickel, marble-look tops |
| Fine Grain Linen Beige | Warm neutral bathrooms and soft traditional spaces | Brushed brass, warm lighting, cream tile |
| Elephant Skin Gray | Transitional bathrooms and soft gray palettes | Polished nickel, chrome, white quartz |
Explore related neutrals: white and neutral bathroom vanities and gray bathroom vanities.
Blue, Navy and Green Paris Vanities
Blue, navy and green Paris vanities bring color without losing the classic look — the traditional cabinet detailing keeps them elegant while the finish makes them feel custom. Blue Heather is soft and decorative, Hale Navy Blue is classic and formal, and Evergreen and Dark Forest Green are richer and more organic.
| Color | Best For | Design Feel |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Heather | Guest baths, powder rooms, transitional bathrooms | Soft, tailored, refined |
| Hale Navy Blue | Primary bathrooms and classic luxury bathrooms | Deep, polished, timeless |
| Evergreen | Organic classic bathrooms and statement spaces | Earthy, rich, designer |
| Dark Forest Green | Moody powder rooms and dramatic baths | Deep, elegant, bold |
Explore related colors: blue bathroom vanities and green bathroom vanities.
Burgundy Paris Vanities
A burgundy Paris vanity is a striking choice for a powder room, designer guest bath or dramatic primary bathroom. Burgundy adds warmth and personality, while the traditional Paris detailing keeps it elegant rather than trendy. It pairs especially well with brushed brass, polished nickel, white quartz or a marble-look top and a warm wall color.
Paris Bathroom Vanity Size Guide
Start with size before color. Paris comes in compact, medium and large widths, in single-sink and double-sink layouts.
| Paris Vanity Size | Best For | Recommended Layout | Shop by Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 inch | Small powder rooms and compact bathrooms | Single sink | 20"–29" vanities |
| 30 inch | Powder rooms, small bathrooms, guest baths | Single sink | 30"–39" vanities |
| 36 inch | Guest bathrooms, hall baths, small full baths | Single, center or offset sink | 30"–39" vanities |
| 42 inch | Medium bathrooms and guest baths | Single sink | 40"–49" vanities |
| 48 inch | Larger single-sink bathrooms | Single sink | 40"–49" vanities |
| 60 inch | Primary and shared bathrooms | Single or double sink | 50"–69" vanities |
| 72 inch | Comfortable primary and shared bathrooms | Double sink | 70"–79" vanities |
| 84 inch | Large primary bathrooms and luxury remodels | Double sink | 80" & up vanities |
For a powder room, choose a 24 or 30 inch Paris. For a guest bath, choose 36, 42 or 48 inch. For a primary bathroom, choose 60, 72 or 84 inch depending on whether you need one sink or two.
Single Sink vs Double Sink Paris Vanities
Paris comes in both single-sink and double-sink layouts. A single sink suits powder rooms, guest baths and smaller bathrooms; a double sink suits shared primary bathrooms and wider vanity walls.
| Layout | Best For | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Single sink | Powder rooms, guest baths, hall baths, small bathrooms | Classic style and storage without crowding the room |
| Wide single sink (48–60 in) | Larger single-sink bathrooms | More counter space with a luxury single-basin look |
| Double sink | Primary and shared bathrooms | Two people can use the vanity at once |
| Large double (72–84 in) | Primary bath focal walls | Formal, balanced, high-end presence |
Compare layouts: single sink bathroom vanities and double sink bathroom vanities.
Offset Sink Paris Vanities
Some Paris sizes offer left- or right-offset sink layouts — useful when your plumbing isn’t centered or you want more usable counter space on one side.
| Offset Layout | Best For | Why It Helps |
|---|---|---|
| Left offset sink | More counter space needed on the right | Works well with off-center plumbing |
| Right offset sink | More counter space needed on the left | Creates a larger usable counter zone |
| Center sink | Most standard layouts | Balanced look with easy mirror alignment |
If your layout is narrow or off-center, compare left offset sink vanities and right offset sink vanities before choosing your size.
Quartz and Marble Countertops
Paris is designed to be finished with a quartz or marble top and matching backsplash. The stone balances the detailed cabinet and completes the luxury look. Depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo.
| Countertop | Best For | Result |
|---|---|---|
| White quartz | Black, navy, green, burgundy and neutral Paris | Clean contrast and easy daily care |
| Calacatta-style quartz | Luxury and statement vanities | Bold veining with polished elegance |
| Marble-look quartz | Traditional and transitional bathrooms | Classic stone look, easier to maintain |
| Genuine marble | Luxury bathrooms and natural-stone lovers | Natural veining and timeless character |
White quartz is the most flexible choice because it works with every Paris finish. Marble and marble-look tops are especially strong with black, white, navy, burgundy and gray.
Best Faucet and Hardware Finishes
Because Paris has traditional detailing, the metal finish makes a real difference. The pairings below are the most natural.
| Finish | Best Pairing | Style Feel |
|---|---|---|
| Brushed brass | Black, Burgundy, Evergreen, Dark Forest Green, Hale Navy Blue | Warm, luxury, designer |
| Polished nickel | White, Blue Heather, Elephant Skin Gray, Fine Grain Linen Beige | Classic, refined, traditional |
| Chrome | White, Blue Heather, gray, bright bathrooms | Clean, bright, timeless |
| Matte black | White, beige, gray, high-contrast bathrooms | Modern contrast |
| Brushed nickel | Guest and family bathrooms, soft neutrals | Soft, practical, easy to coordinate |
Brushed brass warms up darker finishes; polished nickel feels refined and classic on lighter ones.
Best Paris Vanity by Bathroom Type
| Bathroom Type | Best Paris Vanity | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Powder room | 24 or 30 inch single sink in black, navy, green or burgundy | Compact size with strong color and classic detail |
| Small full bathroom | 30 or 36 inch Paris | Traditional storage without crowding the room |
| Guest bathroom | 36, 42 or 48 inch Paris | Formal style with practical counter space |
| Kids’ bathroom | White, gray or blue Paris with quartz top | Classic look with easy daily care |
| Primary bathroom | 60, 72 or 84 inch Paris | More storage and stronger scale |
| Shared bathroom | 60–84 inch Paris double sink | Two sink zones with balanced storage |
| Luxury primary suite | 72 or 84 inch black, navy or white double | Formal focal point with strong presence |
What to Measure Before Buying a Paris Vanity
Paris has a furniture-style footprint, so measure carefully before ordering.
- Wall width: measure the full wall or opening where the vanity will sit.
- Vanity depth: confirm the cabinet and top won’t block the walkway or door swing.
- Plumbing location: check drain and supply placement before choosing center, offset or double-sink layout.
- Drawer clearance: make sure drawers won’t hit the toilet, wall or shower door.
- Faucet drilling: confirm single-hole, 4 inch centerset, 8 inch widespread or wall-mount compatibility.
- Countertop overhang: measure the finished top, not just the cabinet box.
- Delivery path: confirm the vanity fits through doors, stairs and hallways.
Before ordering: read our bathroom vanity measurement guide to confirm width, depth, plumbing rough-in, door swing, drawer clearance and sink placement.
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See Paris Vanities in Person
Photos help, but Paris color, cabinet detail, raised panels, fluted columns, countertop veining and hardware finish are easier to judge in person — a black, navy or burgundy Paris can look very different depending on lighting, wall color and tile.
Visit a Willow Bath & Vanity showroom to compare Paris vanities, painted finishes, quartz and marble tops, single- and double-sink layouts, offset options and hardware finishes in person. Bring your measurements, photos of the space and plumbing location to make choosing easier.
Final Thoughts
The Paris traditional bathroom vanity collection is the right choice if you want a vanity that feels classic, formal and furniture-inspired. Its raised-panel doors, fluted side columns, painted finishes and stone tops make it one of Willow Bath & Vanity’s strongest statement collections.
Choose Black for drama and contrast; White, Fine Grain Linen Beige or Elephant Skin Gray for a softer traditional look; and Blue Heather, Hale Navy Blue, Evergreen, Dark Forest Green or Burgundy for a designer color statement. Pick a 24–30 inch Paris for a powder room, 36–48 inch for a guest bath, and 60–84 inch for a primary bathroom.
Paris Bathroom Vanity FAQ
What sizes does the Paris collection come in?
Paris is offered in compact, medium and large widths — roughly 24 and 30 inches for powder rooms and small bathrooms, 36 to 48 inches for guest and hall baths, and 60, 72 and 84 inches for primary and shared bathrooms. Smaller widths are single-sink, while the 60-inch and up sizes are available as single or double sink. Browse the 30-inch vanities, 48-inch vanities and 72-inch vanities to compare footprints.
Are Paris vanities made of solid wood?
Paris is built with solid hardwood frames and doors, with veneer over marine-grade plywood on the larger panels — never MDF or particleboard. That construction keeps the cabinet stable in a humid bathroom while giving you the raised-panel, furniture-style detailing the line is known for. If you want our solid-wood lines, see our solid wood bathroom vanities.
Should I choose a single-sink or double-sink Paris vanity?
Choose a single sink for powder rooms, guest baths, hall baths and smaller bathrooms, where classic style and storage matter more than a second basin. Choose a double sink for primary and shared bathrooms 60 inches and wider, so two people can use the vanity at once. Compare single sink vanities and double sink vanities to see both layouts side by side.
What countertops are available on Paris vanities?
Paris is finished with a pre-sealed stone top and matching backsplash. Depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, with a mitered or cove edge profile. White quartz is the most flexible because it works with every Paris finish, while marble and marble-look tops pair especially well with black, navy, burgundy and gray. See our countertop guide for the full range.
Do Paris vanities ship assembled?
Yes — Paris vanities arrive as a fully built, furniture-style piece rather than a flat-pack kit, with the cabinet assembled, the stone top set and the soft-close dovetail drawers already installed. Because of the furniture-style footprint, measure your wall width, depth, plumbing location and delivery path before ordering so the finished vanity fits the room and the route into it.
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