44+ Bathroom Vanity Tops
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Blue Vanity with White Countertop and Black Vessel Sinks
This contemporary bathroom knows how to have fun with the space! From the blue vanity to the orange-painted walls, and the textured finish on the backsplash wall, every piece either adds a pop of color or texture or both. Likewise, the black vessel sinks add a striking contrast, posing against the white background. On the floor, the terrazzo floor dotted with small and large chips echoes the overall color scheme. The intertwined round mirrors are an example of a high-tech, featuring LED lighting system. And finally, amidst all of them, the white quartz countertop brings a calming contrast.
ID# 149027 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Kaiko Design Interiors
Contemporary Bathroom with Black Curved Vanity and Black Countertop
If you want something different, go with curvy forms that deepen the artistic mood of the design. For example, this contemporary bathroom uses a black curved small vanity and a round mirror. Together they constitute a soft aesthetic look. The black granite vanity countertop and sink add to the dramatic ambiance. On the floor, the white and black small tiles aligned in rows give the design a sense of order and support the contrasting theme. Plus, they also make slipping almost impossible thanks to the multiple fractions.
Bathroom Vanity Tops
Anyone would expect their bathroom to look clean and eye-appealing, and to achieve that you don’t need big design moments. Even a small detail like a vanity top can create a big difference in the overall design aesthetic. Available in multiple material options, colors, finishes, and thicknesses, today’s market opens up almost limitless design opportunities with bathroom vanity tops. Though marble, granite, wood, laminate, quartz, and solid surface vanity tops are some of the most popular materials, there is more to that.
Plus, by toying with the sink types, such as under-mount, vessel, and drop-in sinks, you can come up with a wide range of looks. All you need to do is push your imagination. Here we have gathered an array of bathroom designs with a focus on bathroom vanity tops. Take a closer look at them to ignite your imagination and get inspired for your next overhaul project to find the right vanity top.
ID# 149001 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Habitat Studio Architects
Bathroom Vanity Tops with Square Tile Backsplash and Floating Vanity
In contemporary designs, subway tiles are sometimes traded with square ones- as showcased by this beach-style bathroom. Here, the white ceramic square tile backsplash extends from the floor to the ceiling, which adds a subtle movement. The white ribbed floating vanity brings extra interest topped by a white solid stone countertop to inject an authentic feel. The gold vessel sinks with gold tapware make a visual statement, asserting a glam aesthetic. And they are calmed down by the surrounding white features and wood mirror frames that bring a sense of balance.
ID# 149002 | Houzz.com – Credit | © VOGT Industries
Marble Countertop with Blue Vanity and White Shiplap Wall
Drawing on farmhouse roots, this modern bathroom is characterized by white shiplap walls that give it a country flair. The blue floating vanity topped by marble with feathery veining deepens the artistic mood of the design. It also adds a pop of color to the otherwise too-white bathroom. The brushed brassware brings a lived-in feel for a sense of nostalgia. The hexagon pattern floor tiles create vibrancy on the ground, giving the bathroom a contemporary twist.
Best Seller Mosaic Tiles
ID# 149003 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Gunter & Co Interiors Ltd
Marble Basin with Marble Backsplash and Copperware
This contemporary bathroom goes with a marble basin rather than a typical bathroom vanity. This way, it creates a more elegant and sophisticated look, thanks to the beauty of marble. To complement it, it again uses the same marble with a fluted finish as the backsplash. The timber cubby box adds warmth and texture. Copperware brings a pop of glam to awaken the design.
ID# 149004 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Diana Bastone Designs
Thick Bathroom Vanity Tops with Light Wood Double Vanity and Black Hardware
If you want to make a statement with countertops, keep them thick- as displayed by this contemporary bathroom renovation. Here, the thick gray tumbled finish countertop commands attention, topping the light wood double vanity. The curved edge mirrors and black hardware accentuate the look, bringing a soft contrast. The curved forms break up the monotony of the rectilinear forms introduced by the vanity and countertop.
ID# 149005 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Michelle Berwick Design
Dark Wood Vanity with Gray Countertop and Light Backsplash
This contemporary bathroom ties different textures and shades together while ensuring their harmonious integrity. First, the dark wood vanity creates visual drama while the light textured backsplash peeks out behind the typical mirrors. The gray countertop has silverish veins that make it stand out. The undulating forms on the beige-and-dark floor with dramatic color and pattern shifts are as striking as the top half of the bathroom.
Material Options for Bathroom Vanity Tops
From cultured granite to cultured marble, butcher block, laminate, quartz, and porcelain, the material options for bathroom vanity tops are various. While some are natural stones, some are engineered to provide more affordable, pore-free, and practical options. In recent years, especially, budget-friendly laminate got popular again, offering better quality and more durability when compared to the first years it popped up.
Marble Bathroom Vanity Tops
Sophisticated and elegant, marble bathroom vanity tops heighten the aesthetic value of bathroom designs. If you want a luxurious and upscale feel, marble is the route to go. Available in a wide range of colors- white, black, gray, pink, beige, green, and brown, it can also be used to introduce a splash of color. Some designers even go with all-marble looks. They use it on the floor, on the wall, and as a basin to create a cohesive and high-end look. And if you want to downplay its stunning veins, you can use a light/dark wood vanity for a soft contrast.
ID# 149007 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Lisette Voute Designs
Beach-Style Bathroom with Shiplap Walls and Marble Countertops
This beach-style bathroom benefits from the richness of navy blues to the fullest. First, it goes with it to color the walls and creates a striking contrast with whitewashed shiplap boards that make for an alluring backsplash. To follow the same color coordination, the white marble basin and marble countertop are punctuated by bluish veins. Also, the navy blue-painted bespoke cabinetry plays up these elements. The clean chrome hardware and glass walls sconces downplay this deep contrast with stylish touches.
White Mosaic Tiles
ID# 149008 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Varisco Stone Ltd
Wood Vanity with Pink Marble Countertop and Frameless Mirror
Though white and gray marble countertops are used more commonly, sometimes it is better to benefit from its other color options. This contemporary bathroom, for example, goes with a boldly patterned pink marble that tops the floating wood vanity. Together they serve as the visual focal point without stealing from the calm silhouette of the bathroom. In the background, the smooth off-white wall instills tranquility. This calmness is also supported by white wall sconces and an off-white finish floor.
ID# 149009 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Patrick + Rosie
Marble Bathroom Vanity Tops and Fluted Design Double Vanity
This contemporary bathroom prides itself on the stunning light pink marble countertop. Not only that it adds a subtle hint of color but makes the look sophisticated and cozy all at once. It is accompanied by a generously sized vanity that features a brown-fluted torso. Yet the best part is the central section allocated for self-grooming and make-up. It has a slimmer marble countertop to keep it shorter so that the user in the sitting position feels more comfortable.
What can I use for a vanity top?
From marble to wood, laminate, quartz, soapstone, porcelain, and granite, you have many material options for a vanity top. And each material has a world of its own, especially the natural stone benchtop. As for the engineered ones such as quartz and laminate, they also stand out as practical and low-maintenance options. Plus, they have been getting better at mirroring wood, marble, and stone patterns. Thanks to their budget-friendly prices, they offer great substitutes for natural materials.
ID# 149010 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Brian O’Tuama Architects
Mid-Century-inspired Bathroom with Wood Vanity and White Marble Bathroom
From the wood vanity to a cluster of the globe-shaped lighting fixture and a duo of oversized vessel sinks, almost every element pays tribute to mid-century-inspired designs. The oversized mirror marked by a timber frame adds a playful touch to play with the scale and dimension of the space. The marble countertop adds a subtle touch, feeling rather recessed to allow the wood elements to pop.
ID# 149011 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Lathams
Teal Vanity with Gold Hardware and Mirrored Medicine Cabinet
This modern bathroom owes its luxurious feel mainly to the marble countertop and marble backsplash that introduces soft feathering patterns. As such, they bring a calming effect. Yet, by contrast, the teal vanity makes the design wake up along with the gold hardware. The combination of brushed and rosy gold adds further depth to the space. In the rest, the wall niche and the medicine cabinet come as practical and smart storage solutions.
ID# 149012 | Houzz.com – Credit | © dk INTERIORS
Bathroom Vanity Tops for V-Groove Vanity and Small Floor Tiles
This soothing and serene design of this bathroom springs from the white marble countertop and penny-round floor tiles. Their neutral shades make a perfect pair with the muted blue V-groove vanity that brings a country flair. It is situated by the window to enjoy the views. The chrome hardware and white glass globe wall sconces add stylish elements, giving the bathroom a modern spin.
Quartz Bathroom Vanity Tops
Engineered vanity tops made of quartz are pore-free. That’s why they don’t require sealing, unlike natural stones like granite and marble. They also provide stain-resistant surfaces. It, in turn, makes them a practical option. In terms of aesthetics, thanks to their brightness, they give the bathroom a modern appeal. Plus, they have multiple finish options, from marble effect to speckled and a variety of colors.
ID# 149013 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Demardi
Quartz Bathroom Vanity Tops with Wood Vanity and Cream Tiles
Take some inspiration from this bathroom, if you want to create a peaceful look. Here, this contemporary bathroom is outfitted with a wood vanity topped by a quartz countertop. One natural and one engineered element come together to create harmonious integrity. In the background, the large format cream ceramic tiles line the walls for a solid yet approachable look. And to further puncture the space, brushed gold lip pull notches and tapware add a touch of luxury.
ID# 149014 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Emma Wood Photos
Subway Tile Backsplash with Navy Walls and Wood Double Vanity
Here, the navy blue-painted walls, lively wood double vanity, and geometric floor tiles pull off that mid-century modern look easily. The white quartz countertop with white vessel sinks introduces pristine white to the bathroom. The white subway tile backsplash takes its users back to the 1900s subway life, while the gold fixture just spices things up. Not to mention the flowers, beautiful green vases, and antique pieces that further the mid-century feel!
ID# 149015 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Shanade McAllister-Fisher Design
Dark Wood Vanity with Black Quartz Countertop and Brass Hardware
This dramatic contemporary bathroom feels sophisticated and enchanting. The dark vanity topped by a matching black quartz countertop injects a healthy dose of luxury. The marble-clad walls and floors contribute to the upscale feel of the bathroom. The brass tapware and towel rails warm up the interior, while the mid-century-style lighting fixtures round out the overall look.
What is the best material for a vanity countertop?
From marble to granite, engineered materials like laminate and quartz, vanity countertops are various. And of course, this also means that they come with different aesthetic and functional features while also differing in quality and longevity. And among a variety of materials, granite bathroom countertops set themselves apart. Their resistance to scratches and dents makes them a favored option. Not to mention their dramatic and eye-popping veining that is ready to make granite the showstopper. But since it is a natural stone with a porous surface, it needs to be resealed annually. In case you decide to look for a substitute, engineered quartz countertops are pore-free and have a more solid structure. In terms of aesthetics, they have multiple finish options.
ID# 149016 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Balance Interior Design
Dark Timber Vanity with Cement Floor Tiles and White Quartz Countertop
This warm and neutral contemporary bathroom proposes restful repose with its bespoke dark timber vanity and light cream walls. What spicing things up are the terracotta color cement floor tiles, some featuring geometric patterns. But even they have a calming effect without overcomplicating the look. The minimalist and basic wall sconces support the neutral aesthetic of the bathroom. The freestanding tub, baskets, and delicate green touch make it more alluring and peaceful.
ID# 149017 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Demardi
Bathroom Vanity Tops with Quartz and Oak Double Vanity
This contemporary bathroom is also minimalist and tinged with a Scandinavian feel. From the light oak vanity to the flat-front cabinets, and stone-look gray porcelain tiles, it communicates a natural vibe that feels both modern and classic. The brushed copperware and off-white quartz countertop inject warmth and calmness. The slight veining finish on the quartz makes it grow akin to the stone-look backsplash tiles to create consistency throughout.
ID# 149018 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Vanessa Wegner Architect
Gray Kit Kat Tile Backsplash and Wood Vanity with Mirrored Cabinet
Looking for extra storage? Use a mirrored cabinet instead of installing only a mirror. This way, you can double your storage space without taking an extra spot from the available space. The rest is defined with a grayish-green kit kat tile backsplash that brings a contemporary look. The wood vanity and the wood frame introduce texture and warmth. The gray floor tiles and brushed chrome tapware finalize the overall design aesthetic.
Laminate Bathroom Vanity Tops
Made of plastics, laminate bathroom vanity tops are another practical option to be used in bathrooms as a low-maintenance material. They are resistant to water stains, durable, and stylish. Thanks to the cutting-edge printed process, they feature high-end finishes that look very realistic. These finishes include marble, wood, and stone effects. To put it differently, if you can’t afford a marble vanity top, you can get a marble-look laminate benchtop. As one of the most affordable options on the market, it offers a great substitute for natural stones, acting as their doppelgangers.
ID# 149019 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Patrick + Rosie
Pink Ceramic Tiles with Brushed Goldware and White Floating Vanity
This cozy bathroom design goes with a muted pink wraparound backsplash. The ceramic subway tiles of this backsplash stacked vertically elongate the space, giving it extra height. On the floor, this time, the muted blue geometric pattern tiles catch our eyes, adding a subtle hint of shade. The white floating vanity keeps things fresh, topped by a white laminate countertop. The brushed gold tapware and showerheads bring warmth and a lived-in feel that contrasts the contemporary flair of the design. The full-transparent glass division maintains visual connectivity within the space, which allows the bathroom to feel as spacious as possible.
ID# 149020 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Hamiltons International Limited
Wood Veneer Vanity with Vessel Sinks and Medicine Cabinets
This ensuite bathroom accommodates a double wood veneer vanity, accompanied by Zebrano flooring. The slim lines on the flooring and vanity oozing in the horizontal axis give the space a level of movement and vibrancy. By contrast, the white vessel sinks and wood-look laminate countertop downplay them. Overhead, the mirrored medicine cabinets provide the bathroom with storage solutions.
ID# 149021 | Houzz.com – Credit | © On The Ball Bathrooms
Wood Vanity with Subway Tile Backsplash and Wicker Baskets
We love how this contemporary bathroom incorporates texture and warming wood tones skillfully. First, it goes with a simple yet enchanting floating wood vanity. And to make it pop, it uses white subway tiles as a wraparound backsplash and stacks them vertically to elongate the bathroom. It also keeps the semi-circular oversized mirror frameless to make it less pronounced. And other complementary features include wicker baskets and indoor plants that bring the design to life.
ID# 149022 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Watara Homes
Bathroom Vanity Tops with Pink Subway Tile Backsplash and Freestanding Tub
Not all bathrooms are lucky to have a skylight but this one is. Defined by pink ceramic subway tiles, this loft bathroom hosts a dark floating vanity whose wood veining adds further interest to it. The yellow gold tapware, cabinet pulls, and mirror frame constitute a cohesive look that warms up the pink tile backsplash. The freestanding tub brings luxury in, creating a true relaxation spot for homeowners, while natural light streams through the skylight.
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Black Bathroom Vanity with Marble Look Laminate Countertop and Brass Pulls
The best part of laminate countertops, in addition to their affordable prices, is that they can mimic natural stones and wood. This bathroom, for example, goes with a marble-look laminate countertop to honor its gorgeous black vanity. The brass pulls, busy-pattern floor tiles and white-painted walls combine relaxing and eye-catching features to create a balanced yet ambitious look.
ID# 149024 | Houzz.com – Credit | © McMillan Design
Scandinavian Bathroom with Wood-Look Laminate Countertop and Hexagon Floor Tiles
If you want to create a Scandinavian bathroom, there are a few key points. First, integrate a natural element, even if it is faux. Here, for example, the designers go with a wood-look laminate countertop that does its job skillfully. Secondly, go with a biophilic pattern, such as hexagon tiles that are used as a floor coating in this bathroom. Thirdly, stick to the lighter color palettes and use white in abundance. Here, again, the white subway tiles line the walls, while the white grout makes them almost look seamless. The white flat-front and hardware-free vanity also keep things contemporary and sleek.
Granite Bathroom Vanity Tops
One of the most expensive yet durable bathroom vanity top materials is granite, surely. Featuring dramatic veins and bold speckles, it effortlessly makes a strong visual statement and offers a classic finish. Unlike marble, it is also more resistant to scratches and dents. But granite also requires annual sealing to preserve its best version. With sealing, you also make it less prone to bacteria and stains.
ID# 149025 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Eric Bates & Sons Ltd
Granite Bathroom Vanity Tops with Gray Double Vanity and Chrome Hardware
In this country bathroom, old meets new. The wood-exposed beams deliver instant warmth to soften the neutral color palette that feels domineering. From the muted gray tiles to the gray vanity, chrome hardware, and white granite countertops, each element rather sits in calmness. Everything feels extra organized, and the abundant use of mirrors makes the design feel more interactive.
ID# 149026 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Penman Brown Interior Design
Granite Basin with Handmade Ceramic Tile Backsplash and Freestanding Bathtub
The best part of this bathroom is that it provides its users with plenty of privacy. The white freestanding bathtub provides a spa-like feel behind the vanity wall. The gray basin offers a stylish and sleek appeal. In the background, the gray handmade ceramic tiles clad the walls to create a more authentic look. The protruding and uneven edges give it also extra texture, while the round edge mirror punctuates it. Overall, it all feels balanced, peaceful, and immersive.
What is the cheapest vanity top material?
The cheapest vanity top materials include laminate, acrylic, and Corian. And their costs vary between respectively, $10 and $80, $10 and $30, and $20 and $75 per square foot. Another cheap alternative is engineered hardwood which, again, costs between $15 to $70 per square foot.
ID# 149028 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Studio Amble
Granite Bathroom Vanity Tops with Wood Vanity for Modern Bathroom
This modern bathroom prides itself on the speckled-finish backdrop and granite countertop that create an eye-popping look together. The wood vanity and the wood-frame mirror come in to downplay these statement features to a degree, ensuring a sense of balance.
Wood Bathroom Vanity Tops
Looking for a sense of warmth and texture? Then, wood bathroom vanity tops are the way to go. You can pair them with wood floating vanities for a seamless look. Blue and white tile backsplash, gold hardware, and geometric light fixtures can complement them beautifully. Whether you go for a mid-century, contemporary, Scandinavian, minimalist, and eclectic bathroom design, wood vanity tops function wonderfully.
ID# 149029 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Altitude Lofts
Wood Bathroom Vanity Tops with Polished Backsplash and Chrome Hardware
Here we have another minimalist-contemporary bathroom that celebrates the natural material wood. From the wood vanity to the wall unit, and wood countertop, it also builds a nature-inspired look. The round stone-carved sinks and gray porcelain tile backsplash create a neutral but eye-catching look. Especially the polished finish on the gray tiles gives the bathroom a new dynamic, flirting with natural lights. And the chrome hardware complements it.
ID# 149030 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Cassidy Hughes Interior Design
Eclectic Bathroom with Yellow Subway Tiles and Wood Vanity
This outstanding bathroom design has a world of its own and proves one more time that the wood and yellow are just made for each other. Starting from the yellow ceramic subway tile backsplash to the oversized fish scale tiles, every inch of the space is filled with a surprise. The alternating shades of yellow define the bathtub side, while the white tiles bring a calming contrast behind the vanity. These white subway tiles provide a spot for our eyes to rest. The small wood vanity leans into this fresh backdrop. The dark blue lines on the fish scale tiles make them more realistic with a whimsical touch.
Can you replace just the top of a bathroom vanity?
If you want to change up your bathroom vanity, you can replace the vanity top, if you want to avoid full-time work. Even such a small change can create a big difference in the overall design aesthetic. With a drill and jigsaw, you can easily replace your bathroom benchtop. When compared to installing tiles and replacing the cabinetry, it will feel like a piece of cake. Plus, it is cost-effective.
ID# 149031 | Houzz.com – Credit | © SkyLofts
Gray Subway Tile Backsplash with Wood Countertop and Round Mirror
This loft bathroom is cozy, presenting a neutral space that relaxes our senses. The gray subway tile backsplash is treated with a gloss finish for extra glow. The wood countertop on the white vanity just downplays it with warming wood shades. The round mirror, wood planks on the floor, and the white vessel sink round out the design.
ID# 149032 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Yohan May Interiors
Wood Bathroom Vanity Tops for Marble Backsplash and Green Vanity
Sometimes it feels like there is nothing more calming than a marble backsplash, thanks to its undulating forms. And here, this contemporary bathroom gives you a similar impression, while the green floating vanity adds a splash of color. The thick wood countertop injects warmth, and the black marble floor constitutes a sense of contrast and anchors the design.
ID# 149033 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Studio Milne
Luxury Bathroom with Black Sink and Wood Vanity
This luxury bathroom somehow manages to feel casual and relaxed at the same time. While the wood floating vanity makes it more approachable, the hammock-shaped-inspired black sink and bathtub stand out as the most dramatic pieces of the design. These intriguing forms make the bathroom feel contemporary from the very start. The light brown marble-look porcelain tiles add more luxury to this already opulent bathroom design.
Types of Bathroom Vanity Tops
Vanity consists of different components: the cabinet, countertop, sink, and hardware. As such, by changing up one of those elements, you can create a new look for your vanity. The same goes for the sink too. And there are two main vanity tops: sink integrated into the countertop and vessel sinks. Now let’s take a closer look at them.
Bathroom Vanity Top with Sink
The bathroom vanity top with sink could be a dropped-in one (self-rimming), under-mount, and trough sinks. Each one has a different impact. For example, the under-mount sinks create a super-sleek profile. They are easy to install and save a lot of counter space for bathroom users. Trough sinks are especially great for double vanities and couples/siblings who share the bathroom. They are generally carved out of stone and wood but today they are available in other materials as well.
ID# 149034 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Michelle Berwick Design
Bathroom Vanity Tops with Sink and Wood Vanity
Though looking basic, this contemporary bathroom doesn’t veer away from using interesting details. The round mirror design and eye-catching floor coating make the bathroom stand out. By contrast, the wood floating vanity with a white sink countertop conveys a casual and modern feel.
Marble Mosaic Tiles
ID# 149035 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Artisans of Devizes
Contemporary Bathroom with Marble Sink and Floating Vanity
This spectacular contemporary bathroom oozes luxury. From the dark wood floating vanity to the marble sink, and marble backsplash, each element brings an upscale feel. The lilac curtains, stone floor finish, and stunning wall sconces just take the design to the next level.
How much does a custom vanity top cost?
A custom-made vanity top cost ranges from 80 to 180 USD per square foot. But depending on the material and the size of the project. According to these aspects, the price can go up more. Natural stones such as granite or marble cost between $75 and $200 per square foot. Laminate countertops are more affordable options.
ID# 149036 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Brian O’Tuama Architects
Standard Marble Backsplash with Gray Curved Vanity and Chevron Floor Tiles
This cozy design skillfully combines the pink-painted walls with a gray-curved vanity. Between them, the marble standard 4-inch backsplash creates a soft transition between gray and pink. On the floor, the gray chevron tiles add movement and vibrancy to the design.
ID# 149037 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Jodie Rosen Design
Bathroom Vanity Tops with Sink and Gold Hardware
The showstopper of this luxury bathroom design is the black marble-carved vanity with a sink! The brass plumbing fixtures and white veining on the marble add further interest to it, making it the centerpiece of the design.
ID# 149038 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Alfred House Interior Design
Beige Marble Shower Room and Sink with Floating Vanity
This contemporary bathroom lays its foundation on beige marble. Here, it is used as a sink and backsplash in the shower room to ensure cohesiveness between the different functions of the bathroom. In the rest, while the floating vanity keeps the floor level airy, the oversized mirrored cabinet makes the bathroom feel larger.
Bathroom Vanity Tops for Vessel Sink
Vessel sinks, available in different forms and materials, sit on the vanity tops, creating a layered look. Both modern and farmhouse bathrooms go with this style to add extra interest to the vanity. The marble-carved ones look extremely stunning. But for unparalleled durability, you can go with stainless-steel versions. The tapware for these sinks is installed on the wall, which again allows you to add another aesthetic detail.
ID# 149039 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Michelle Berwick Design
Double Wood Vanity with Vessel Sinks and Black Hardware
This Scandinavian bathroom creates a layered look with a duo of white vessel sinks that nestle on the wood double vanity. The sinks’ rectangular forms give the bathroom causality, while the curved top edge of the mirrors softens the look. The black wall-mounted hardware adds a gentle contrast.
ID# 149040 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Michelle Berwick Design
Wood Vanity and Brass Hardware with Round Vessel Sink
For a sense of change, go with a round vessel sink- as displayed by this contemporary bathroom. Here, the wood vanity pairs perfectly with a marble-effect quartz countertop and a white vessel sink. The gold hardware brings a touch of glamour.
Quartz Mosaic Tiles
ID# 149041 | Houzz.com – Credit | © avenue design inc
Black Open Cabinet with Black Hardware and Wood Vanity
You can utilize vessel sinks to create contrast, too. This contemporary bathroom, for example, goes with black vessel sinks to accentuate the white countertop. The black lip pulls on the wood vanity, mirror frames, and black open cabinet converse harmoniously to pull the design together.
How to install a bathroom countertop?
First, measure the replaced-to-be countertop to ensure that you get a new one with the right measurements. After you have everything ready at hand, move on to the second step. The second step is disconnecting the plumbing. But first, to reach that, remove the doors of the vanity with the help of a screwdriver. Switch off the water supply valves.
After disconnecting the plumbing, cut the caulk along the wall with a utility knife to disconnect the vanity from the wall. If the vanity top is attached to the cabinet, disconnect it. You can do so by either removing the fasteners with a screwdriver or breaking the glue. After ensuring that the countertop is not connected to the cabinet, just remove it carefully. Since the countertops are heavy, you can ask a friend of yours to help you during the removal and installation.
Now you are ready to install the new one. First, apply silicone caulk to the cabinet’s top edge. Then place the vanity top again with your friend’s help. If there are any, install fasteners to secure the vanity top.
In the last step, apply caulk along the cabinet where the vanity top meets the wall. And reconnect the plumbing.
ID# 149042 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Cambro Contracting
Bathroom Vanity Tops for a Transitional Bathroom with Vessel Sink
Here, the wood basin table adds a soft and warm touch to the white-painted walls. The white faucet and vessel sink further illuminate the bathroom. And the indoor plant brings freshness to this calm transitional bathroom.
ID# 149043 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Юлия Кокушкина, архитектор, дизайнер интерьера
Transitional Bathroom with Gold Hardware and White Vanity
This all-white transitional bathroom is spiced up with gold hardware and gold accents used throughout. They beautifully color the white vanity, while yellow flowers add another splash of color and bring cheerfulness.
ID# 149044 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Petr Grigorash | Петр Григораш
Scandinavian Bathroom with Green Bathroom Vanity Tops and Frameless Mirror
This Scandinavian bathroom is very minimalist, ditching hardware for a simpler look. The large format gray tiles, a frameless mirror, and a white vessel sink prove its dedication to simplicity. But in need of a punch of color, it goes with a green bathroom vanity top that energizes the interior instantly.
