Double Sink Bathroom Vanity Add a Sense of Luxury

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Blue Marble Backsplash and Washbasin with Double Sinks

Lucky to have a skylight that pours natural light, this contemporary bathroom enjoys its sun-bathed interior. The blue marble backsplash and washbasin with double sinks serve as the showstopper of the design. The irregular white veining recalls the fluidity of water. The timber mirror frames and floating vanity bring a calming contrast. The freestanding tub, light and simple floor tiles, and an indoor plant keep the rest of the design laid-back.

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Monochromatic Design with Black Double Sink Bathroom Vanity and Tube Lighting Fixture

Visited by streaming lights penetrating through the skylight, this loft bathroom prioritizes a monochromatic color scheme that feels slightly moody. To achieve that, it mainly relies on a black vanity topped by a natural stone countertop and black vessel sinks. And above, the round mirrors paired with tube lighting fixtures give a modern update. The resonance between the round mirrors and round vessel sinks is also eye-catching. The resulting visual scheme feels more than satisfactory, especially for those looking for an edgy ambiance.

ID# 151501 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Small Bathroom Renovations Perth

Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Kit Kat Tile Backsplash and Gold Tapware

This contemporary bathroom recognizes its role as providing a tranquil place. And thus, the final product is a welcoming and relaxing zone. First, the white kit kat tile backsplash stretching from floor to ceiling lightens up the interior. Secondly, the double wood vanity brings texture and an organic vibe. The gold tapware takes the already-present sense of warmth to the next level. A duo of rounded vessel sinks with oval mirrors orchestrate a soft and eye-catching vignette.

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Wood Vanity with Marble Countertop and Black Backsplash

Despite its monochromatic palette, this contemporary bathroom showcases authenticity with its intriguing black backsplash. The undulating forms on this dramatic backdrop create an optical illusion of sorts, matching the striations on the marble countertop. The wood double vanity and frameless mirrors rather perform as basic elements to play up these statement features. Yet what this bathroom does differently is to mount the faucets on the edges rather than making them face their users. This way, it creates the illusion of fountain faucets.

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Gray Backsplash and Floors with Marble-Carved Vessel Sinks

If you want to make a statement with your sinks, marble-carved vessel sinks are the route to go- as showcased by this modern bathroom. Acting as a singular body with the gray natural stone backsplash and floor coating, these sinks ooze elegance and opulence. The wood floating vanity and yellow gold tapware register warmth to soften the all-gray color palette. The lower shelf of the vanity offers convenient access to the towels, making the design more ergonomic.

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White Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Fluted Design and Gold Vessel Sinks

This beach-style bathroom infuses casualty with luxury, which is achieved with the combination of gold and wood. Here, first, the white ceramic square tile backsplash provides a blank canvas for other elements to shine. The white countertop and white double vanity also follow its lead. Yet, the fluted front panel edits the vanity, turning it into a statement feature. The timber mirror frames and gold-rounded vessel sinks channel warmth, though in their own way, with mixed sensations of luxury and naturalism.

Design hint: Looking for an alternative for subway tiles? Try square subway tiles. They give your bathroom a contemporary spin and graphite look.

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Marble Backsplash with White Vanity and Gold Accents

In this contemporary bathroom, the vanity presents an intriguing form. While its gold-touched bottom adds extra drama to it, the top part protrudes outwards for symmetry. The gold pulls also accentuate the flat-front façade of the vanity. Though, these gold pulls with rosy undertones are less goldish but still assertive. In the background, the Carrara marble backsplash clads the wall from floor to ceiling. The delicate veins deliver sophistication, while the gold stripes create contours for it. This way, visual integrity is maintained, bringing the vanity and backsplash design into harmonious dialogue.

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Pink Escher Tile Backsplash with White Floating Vanity and Vessel Sinks

This artsy modern bathroom prides itself on its use of pink Escher tile backsplash that introduces color and geometry. These tiles also continue on the floor to create a continuous design. And to complement it, the bathroom goes with a white floating vanity paired with white vessel sinks. On the adjacent walls, large-format subway tiles sheathe the wall not to overwhelm the space with pink. Overall, this bathroom packs itself with style without using any ornaments. It just ties together different geometric forms and two colors to make the space stand out.

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Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Gray Marble Backsplash and Countertop

Not all bathrooms are lucky to have a large space, but this one definitely is. Taking advantage of its oversize, it goes with two distinct sections. The first part consists of the white double beadboard vanity that gives the bathroom a farmhouse flair. The gray marble countertop and backsplash bring a contemporary voice, by contrast. Above, the mirrored cabinets provide extra storage. The second section starts with a feature wall clad in a light gray square tile backsplash. It dresses the entire shower zone for visual cohesion. The freestanding bathtub and shower options offer the best of both worlds, while a marble-carved bench confirms the bonding between the two sections.

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Blue Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Small Floor Tiles and Shade Lighting Fixtures

This stylish bathroom is well-appointed with traditional elements, such as shade lighting fixtures and bridge faucets. In the background, the white subway tiles give the design a classic finish with a slightly urban feel. The muted blue double sink bathroom vanity introduces a pop of color, adding a new dynamic.

ID# 151510 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Sandra Cross Interiors Inc.

Patterned Tile Backsplash with Flat-Front Blue Vanity and Brass Details

When you look at the backsplash, do you see triangles, hexagons, or daisies? Well, it has a bit of all, serving as a showstopper. And this stunning backsplash is accompanied by blue flat-front cabinets. Abundant in blues, this bathroom bombards its users with a surge of blue shades. The brass details, chrome faucets, and a woven wicker basket add a breath of fresh air.

ID# 151511 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Full of Grace Interiors

Blue Subway Tile Backsplash with Blue Marble Countertop and Floating Vanity

Here we have another bathroom where almost everything is blue. From the floating vanity to the countertop, backsplash, and walls, each element comes in a different saturation of blue. And of course, the blue represented by marble countertops and ceramic tiles also differs. But all in all, it all harmonizes with each other, creating a cohesive look.

ID# 151512 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Galle Construction Inc

Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Diamond Floor Tiles and Black Wall Sconces

In bathrooms, floors are key to the design. Here, for example, this traditional bathroom chooses to make a statement with its diamond-patterned floor tiles. In the rest of the room, the blue vanity only introduces a splash of color. Black wall sconces and cubic cabinet knobs puncture the space.

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Gray Marble Backsplash and Countertop with Blue Vanity

The combination of gray and blue is a very popular color scheme for bathroom designs. And this bathroom presents just one of those looks. Here, the blue vanity creates an engaging look with a gray marble slab backsplash and countertops. The white oversized wall sconces just put this togetherness in the spotlight.

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Marble Vanity with Double Sinks and Black Tile Backsplash

To make a statement with an upscale material, you really need to make it pop. And to achieve that, just keep everything else monochromatic- as showcased here. This contemporary bathroom goes with an all-black backsplash and floor coating to create a singular body. And to make it pop, it brings in a marble-carved vanity with bold and dramatic veining. With integrated sinks, it creates a very sleek profile. The antique gold tapware and globe-shaped pendants just spice up the look a little, orchestrating an opulent yet approachable design.

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White Tile Backsplash with Gray Vanity and Globe Wall Sconce

For a timeless look, it is better to stick to a light color palette. Here, for instance, the contemporary bathroom utilizes a light gray vanity that feels barely there. A duo of white vessel sinks and a white ceramic tile backsplash accompany it, creating a very silent design. The globe wall sconce sandwiched by frameless mirrors plays along as another simple yet effective touch.

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Minimalist Bathroom Design with Gray Vanity and Black Accents

Monochromatic color schemes abundant in grays are a good call if all you need is some minimalism, modernism, and functionality. And here we have one of the best examples of it. Accommodating a gray floating vanity and a natural stone countertop, the bathroom is ready to instill calmness. The off-white painted walls with cool undertones provide an excellent backdrop. And the black mirror frames and small knobs just bring the right amount of contrast for extra visual interest.

ID# 151517 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Chervin Kitchen & Bath Inc.

Sleek Design with Marble Backsplash and Gray Double Sink Bathroom Vanity

This well-curated bathroom has very stylish elements that boost confidence. From the marble backsplash to the marble floor coating with dramatic veining, a fluted gray vanity, and gold fixtures, each element features matching characteristics, creating a cohesive design.

ID# 151518 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Jodie Rosen Design

Transitional Bathroom with Achromatic Color Scheme and Chrome Hardware

Achromatic palettes are a way of creating timeless designs– as proven by this transitional bathroom. Here, the light gray vanity pairs perfectly with a white countertop, which results in a peaceful ambiance. And the chrome hardware crowns this harmonious integrity.

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Gray Vanity with Gold Accents and Chrome Pulls

Inspired by the Art deco movement, this transitional bathroom knows how to put its principles into praxis. Also, mirrors, faucets, and chrome cabinet pull prove that design is a serious issue in this bathroom. And gold touches just bring more elegance and opulence to finalize the look.

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Blue Kit Kat Tile Backsplash with Double Sink Bathroom Vanity and Black Vanity

The fluted designs are not only for vanities but also for vessel sinks- as displayed by this modern bathroom. And here, the best part is that the fluted white vessel sinks echo the blue kit kat tile backsplash. Both achieve a similar visual impact that feels texture rich and replete with energy. The arched mirrors, black vanity, and natural stone countertop bring a calming contrast while also making a statement. In short, each piece has its own individuality, contributing to the overall aesthetic mood.

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Black Floating Vanity with Gold Accents and Round Vessel Sinks

If you want your bathroom to feature a more opulent vibe, pay attention to small details. This bathroom, for example, uses a vanity that has a fluted façade and mirrors with gold accents. The shower doors, again, feature reeded glass that is in consonance with the vanity. Another design parallel is also evident in the oval mirrors and round vessel sinks. These small details, eventually, give birth to a more purposeful design while pulling the space together.

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Green Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Nickel Hardware and Black Shade Lighting Fixtures

This modern bathroom is packed with style and character. From the light pink-painted walls to the green vanity, and black shade lighting fixtures, it has plenty of distinguishing features that speak volumes. Though, the most intriguing additions that stand out are the floor-mounted towel rails that flank the vanity. These freestanding features make the bathroom look design-savvy. Plus, they keep the wet towels heated for the comfort of bathroom users. Additionally, the polished floor tiles add a fancy vibe, while a spoilt indoor plant brings in an organic feel. With the infusion of such green touches, the design feels more alive.

ID# 151524 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Grey Peg Interiors

Wood Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Runner and Oval Mirrors

A runner can make a huge change in the overall ambiance of a bathroom. Here, for example, this beach-style bathroom invites texture and pattern with a light-colored runner that provides comfort underfoot. The runner also gives the bathroom a bohemian feel. The white subway tile backsplash with white grout creates a seamless backdrop that captures the beach-style spirit. The wood floating vanity and double vessel sinks also support this coastal vibe. The green leafy plants, oval mirrors, and chrome hardware add complementary features to infuse more character into the design. And a curated set of linens introduce order and interest, coming as one final touch.

ID# 151525 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Indulge Renovations

White Herringbone Tile Backsplash with Marble Countertop and Concrete Floor

Abundant in materials and textures, this contemporary bathroom gives birth to a very sophisticated visual scheme. And the key to this design is actually in detail. From a marble countertop to ceramic backsplash tiles, wood vanity, and concrete floor, each material brings its own world. White ceramic herringbone tiles, first of all, are a great way to create a dominant backdrop. It proves one more time that just because it’s white doesn’t mean it lacks character. And the concrete floor comes with a speckled finish, which makes it grow akin to terrazzo. As such, it adds a high aesthetic value to the room. And finally, the wood vanity has a sleek beadboard façade accentuated by black pulls.

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Chevron Tile Backsplash with Fluted Wood Vanity and Black Tapware

To make a subtle statement, an off-white chevron tile backsplash is one of the best ways- as proven by this contemporary bathroom. Here, stretching from floor to ceiling, the small chevron tile backsplash provides an intriguing backdrop for the wood vanity to pose against. Its zigzag patterns generate a sense of movement, adding a new dynamic. Likewise, the fluted design of the vanity also adds a note-worthy detail, modernizing the space. The black wall-mounted tapware punctures the space. And large-format gray floor tiles offer a clean look while bringing contemporary expressions of casual and relaxing designs.

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Wood Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with White Countertop and Pink Vessel Sinks

The trio of wood, gold, and pink is one of the most design-friendly color and material combinations. And this contemporary bathroom proposes one of the ultimate examples of it. To be more specific, here, the wood vanity pairs with pink vessel sinks, gold tapware, and a white countertop. And each element builds a sense of harmony and elegance. The mirror-lined wall adds extra spaciousness to the design. And the gray ceramic vertically stacked subway tiles bring a subtle hint of shades, making the design feel visually lightweight. Lastly, a foot towel in pink shades adds a nice touch. Not only that it brings a sense of humor but also offers a cloth to dry feet after showering.

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Floating Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Fluted Design and Gray Herringbone Floor Tiles

Looking for an edgy and moody ambiance? Then go with a dark color scheme. But to avoid darkening the space, also incorporate gray tiles- just like this bathroom does. Here, large format gray tiles create a clean and stylish look with white striations. And the black floating vanity with a fluted design fosters a sense of movement. The rounded black vessel sinks and black tapware blend with the vanity harmoniously. And cladding the floor is gray ceramic herringbone tiles. They are oversized to draw more attention and accentuate the pattern itself to achieve a more contemporary expression.

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Stacked Subway Tile Backsplash with Wood Vanity and Integrated Sinks

Here, the vertically stacked subway tiles give the backdrop a contemporary finish, giving the space extra height. The floating wood vanity topped by a white countertop keeps the floor level, which again contributes to the spaciousness of the design. The white grout used between both floor and wall tiles ensures a clean look. The black tapware brings a soft contrast without stealing from the serene atmosphere of the bathroom.

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Transitional Bathroom with White Shaker Vanity and Black Hardware

While some prefer pops of colors, some are for achromatic and all-white looks in bathrooms. And this transitional bathroom falls into the second category. Featuring a monochromatic color scheme that focuses on the lightness and brightness of the design, it slows the passage of time. In doing so, it promises a truly relaxing showering experience for bathroom users. And in terms of pieces of furniture, contrasting touches form a unity. For example, while the white shaker cabinet gives a traditional spin, the geometric wire clustered pendant feels very contemporary. And the black knobs add nice gestures to the vanity by building a sense of contrast.

ID# 151531 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Shalini George Interiors

Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Hexagon Tile Backsplash and Oval Mirrors

One of the best ways to make a statement is surely to go with a large format tile backsplash – just like this bathroom does. Here, the off-white hexagon tiles create an eye-catching backsplash that is subtle in its shade but bold in form. The light earthy shade vanity keeps the color palette soft, letting the backsplash stay in the spotlight. A duo of white vessel sinks, chrome hardware, and a leafy plant enrich the bathroom’s furniture vocabulary, further personalizing it.

ID# 151532 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Windiate Architects

Modern Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Butcher Block Countertop and Gray Tiles

In this modern bathroom, the light gray wall tiles feel elongated, expanding the visual scheme simultaneously. The butcher block countertop and a light-gray floating vanity ensure a soothing color scheme. The mirror-lined wall with LED mirror lighting creates a cozy atmosphere. The black floor tiles serve as an anchor to finalize the overall aesthetic.

ID# 151533 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Lurie Concepts

Wood Floating Vanity with Frameless Mirror and Gray Tiles

The flat-front floating vanity is minimalist and functional and a true blessing when you don’t have a large bathroom. Here, it is accompanied by concrete-looking gray tiles that bring in natural and calm vibes. The rectangular vessel sinks just play along, mimicking the floor tiles shape-wise. The frameless mirror, again, comes as an ornament-free addition, keeping things minimalist. It is only the reflection of the black hexagon tiles on the mirror, which explains the need for black tapware and black lip-pull notches.

ID# 151534 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Daniela Fulford Photography

Contemporary Bathroom with White Floating Vanity and Round Vessel Sinks

This contemporary bathroom boosts confidence with its high ceiling and skylight that fills the interior with sunlight. And inside the room, white-painted walls, a white floating vanity, and white sinks keep it all neutral and simple. A freestanding bathtub, again, encourages the design to feel laid-back. And a wood stool by it preserves the casual ambiance, coordinating with the wood knobs on the floating vanity. Through nuanced details, they bring a sense of warmth. To complement the look, the curved forms used throughout, including sinks, knobs, and lighting fixtures, pull the design together.

ID# 151535 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Dylan Barber Building Design

Small Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Green Subway Tile Backsplash and White Countertop

In the beach-style bathroom, the small version of the double sink vanity sits comfortably between the shower room and the wall. Its wooden torso converses peacefully with the green ceramic subway tile backsplash that comes in alternating shades to inject serenity. The frameless mirrors and glass shower doors ensure a visually lightweight look. The black tapware and accents add a sense of solidity, while the gray floor tiles achieve a neutralizing effect.

ID# 151536 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Sartorial Interiors

Blue Vanity with White Countertop and Hexagon Floor Tiles

Take inspiration from these hexagon floor tiles that come in a black-and-white color palette. Forming little daisies on the floor, they surely know how to have fun. If you have a small bathroom like this one, one of the best ways to make it pop without causing visual clutter is an intriguing floor design. In the rest, you can go with a muted color palette. This bathroom, for example, employs a muted blue vanity that livens up the ambiance. The white countertop and white-painted walls further it with brightness. The black hardware coordinates with the small hexagon tiles that provide a traction-rich floor design. This way, the bathroom becomes less slippery, guaranteeing the safety of its users.