Every vanity in this catalog is built from real solid hardwood — teak, white oak, or hand-painted hardwood on the doors and drawer fronts, with a natural wood veneer over marine-grade, moisture-resistant plywood on the larger panels. That plywood is bonded with waterproof glue and has no internal voids, so it stays stable where cheaper cabinets fail. That is the line most brands will not cross. Walk into a big-box store, or even shop the mass-market brands, and the "wood" vanity in front of you is almost always MDF, particleboard, or a thin veneer wrapped over composite board — material that swells the first time it meets bathroom humidity. Willow builds heirloom furniture instead: zero MDF and zero particleboard. This is the full house — 600+ designs and 120,000+ configurations, so start here and narrow down.
How to shop the full Willow catalog
With sizes spanning 24 to 96 inches, single and double sink, and freestanding, floating, or offset layouts, the fastest way to shop is to fix your constraints first. Measure your wall and pick a size band. Decide single vs. double sink based on how many people share the mornings. Then choose your material story — warm honeyed solid teak for water resistance, pale grain-forward white oak for modern rooms, or a saturated painted finish. Color-led shoppers can jump straight to blue and navy vanities or black vanities, and style-driven buyers to the fluted and reeded collection.
Construction and materials
Willow furniture is made from kiln-dried hardwood so it stays dimensionally stable in a steamy bathroom. Drawers are soft-close dovetail boxes reinforced with pocket-hole joinery, hung on concealed adjustable hinges, and sealed in a low-VOC finish. Countertops are genuine stone — depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo — pre-sealed, with a matching backsplash and your choice of a Mitered Edge or Cove Edge profile.
- Materials: solid teak, white oak, or hand-painted hardwood with natural veneer over marine-grade, moisture-resistant plywood — never MDF or particleboard
- Sizes: 24"–96", single and double sink, freestanding / floating / offset
- Countertops: depending on the design, quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo with matching backsplash
- Edges: Mitered Edge or Cove Edge
- Drawers: soft-close dovetail, pocket-hole reinforced, concealed adjustable hinges
- Delivery: ships fully assembled, fast and fully insured
Ready to narrow it down? Browse by configuration in single-sink vanities — including our rare 72-inch single sink, a size few brands make, or move up to a wider footprint in the 60-inch vanities. Everything here is rated 4.94 across 739 reviews and ranked #1 in AZ Big Media's 2026 solid-wood roundup. Prefer to see the grain in person? Visit our two showrooms near Atlanta in Norcross and Alpharetta, GA — and designers can ask about our to-the-trade program.
Bathroom Vanity FAQ
What size vanity should I choose?
Measure your wall first, then leave room for the door swing and any adjacent fixtures. Sizes here run from 24 to 96 inches. A single sink is comfortable from 24 to 48 inches, while 60 inches and up gives you room for a double sink or a generous single-basin layout. Popular size pages include the 48-inch vanities and the 60-inch vanities.
Are these vanities really solid wood?
Yes. The doors and drawer fronts are solid hardwood — teak, white oak, or hand-painted hardwood — and the larger panels use a natural wood veneer over marine-grade, moisture-resistant plywood. There is never any MDF or particleboard. For the lines with the most solid-wood content, see the solid wood collection.
Should I pick a single sink or a double sink?
Choose based on how many people share the bathroom in the morning. Two people getting ready at once are far more comfortable with a double sink, which generally starts around 60 inches. A single sink keeps more usable counter space and fits smaller rooms. Compare layouts in single-sink vanities and double-sink vanities.
What countertop options are available?
Countertops are genuine stone, and the choice depends on the design — tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, each pre-sealed and paired with a matching backsplash. You also choose a Mitered Edge or Cove Edge profile. Learn more on our countertops guide.
Do the vanities ship assembled?
Yes. Every vanity ships fully assembled, fast and fully insured, so there is no flat-pack construction on arrival. Prefer to see the grain and finishes in person before you order? Visit one of our two showrooms near Atlanta in Norcross and Alpharetta, GA.