Bathroom Vanities

A vanity that actually fits your bathroom

Bathrooms are where a stock-box approach falls apart fastest. The space between a doorway and a tub doesn't come in standard cabinet widths, and a vanity that's two inches too wide turns into a daily annoyance. We build and fit vanities — custom when the room calls for it, value lines when that gets you the look for less — so the cabinet fits the space cleanly instead of forcing the space to accept the cabinet.

Custom vanities let us hit an exact width, depth, and height, work around plumbing and odd walls, and match a specific style or finish. Value vanities, modified and installed properly, deliver a custom look at a real price — the same philosophy we bring to our kitchen cabinetry. We'll tell you honestly which one makes sense for your bathroom and your budget.

Finishes that hold up to real bathroom life

A bathroom is a wet, humid room, and the finish has to take it. We work in painted and stained finishes and will walk you through how each wears and cleans in a bathroom before you commit. Painted gives you a crisp, current look; stained finishes tend to be the most forgiving over years of splashes and steam.

Well water & hard-water staining — a real local issue

A lot of Hudson Valley homes — especially in the lake communities and more rural pockets of Putnam and Dutchess County — run on well water. That often means hard water with high calcium content, which leaves chalky mineral staining on tops, faucets, and finishes over time. It's worth thinking about up front: the right top material and a finish that cleans easily make a real difference in how the vanity looks after a few years. We raise this on every well-water project, because it's exactly the kind of detail a sales crew skips and a craftsman doesn't.