Regular Products

Despite the generic name, this is not a style or a size category. Regular Products is the store's in-stock, full-price hub: a live list of every Willow vanity that is currently available to ship and listed at its standard price, with no sale or clearance pricing applied. Because it is built from availability rather than from a look, it cuts straight across the catalog — freestanding and wall-mounted floating vanities from 24 in. through 84 in. wide, single sink, center sink and double sink layouts, solid teak and solid white oak lines sitting alongside painted and reeded designs. A handful of faucet-configuration listings live here too; those are drilling options you add to a vanity order, not standalone products.

How to navigate more than 1,500 listings

Start with the wall, because width eliminates the most options fastest. Willow builds in standard increments — 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 60, 72 and 84 in. — so measuring the opening, noting any door swing or baseboard that eats into it, cuts this hub down to a short list in one step. Next choose the layout. A single sink leaves usable counter on both sides of the basin and suits most secondary and guest baths; double sink layouts appear in the wider sizes and are worth the space only if two people share the room at once. Floating vanities mount to the wall and leave the floor visible underneath, which makes a small bathroom read larger and makes cleaning trivial. Finish and material come last — by then you are choosing between a dozen pieces, not a thousand.

Materials in this hub, and why they last in a bathroom

A bathroom is the hardest room in the house for cabinetry: steam, splashes and a humidity swing every single day. The teak lines here are built from solid teak and the oak lines from solid white oak, both naturally dense, dimensionally stable species that take that cycling in stride. Select designs are made from solid mango. The painted and reeded lines are built on birch, never MDF or particleboard, so the cabinet keeps its screws and its shape long after a quick-build box would have swelled at the toe kick. The wood is FSC-certified. Care is simple: wipe standing water instead of letting it sit, run the exhaust fan after a shower, and keep abrasive pads and ammonia-based cleaners off the finish.

Countertops and what actually arrives

Every vanity in this collection is a cabinet plus a stone countertop — the top is stone, never wood. Quartz and natural Carrara marble are the widely selectable options across the catalog; quartzite, travertine and terrazzo show up on select designs, depending on the design. Edge profiles are Mitered or Cove. The countertop ships in its own protective box rather than pre-attached to the cabinet, and the basin is set during installation. That is deliberate: it is how a heavy slab and a ceramic bowl both survive freight intact.

What does Regular Products mean as a collection?

It is an availability list, not a design family. Everything shown is in stock right now and carries its standard price, with no sale or clearance discount applied. When a vanity sells out or moves onto a promotion, it drops out of this collection automatically.

Which sizes and layouts will I find here?

Widths run from 24 in. through 84 in. in standard increments, in single sink, center sink and double sink layouts, and in both freestanding and wall-mounted floating designs. Because the collection is filtered by stock rather than by style, the exact mix shifts as inventory moves.

Does the countertop come with the vanity?

Yes. Each vanity is sold as a cabinet with a stone countertop, and that top ships in its own protective box instead of pre-attached. The basin is set at install. Quartz and natural Carrara marble are the widely selectable tops, with quartzite, travertine or terrazzo available on select designs depending on the design.

If you already know your number, jump straight to a size with the 48 in. vanities or the 60 in. vanities. If material matters more than dimensions, browse premium teak or white oak, then settle the surface question by reading about bathroom vanity countertops.