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Vanity units

Vanity units help to make your bathroom more presentable, acting as a small cupboard or surface around and under your sink or basin. A vanity unit, also known as a bathroom sink cabinet or a bathroom vanity, can hide pipes running below your sink and serve as a handy under sink bathroom storage solution for smaller bathrooms, cloakrooms, and water closets. Our bathroom vanity units are a practical and highly functional storage solution that comes in a variety of colours, including traditional white and modern grey, serving as a stylish focal point for your bathroom. Whether you are looking to replace or redesign your space, we have the right main, en-suite, or cloakroom vanity unit for you.

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Our range of bathroom vanity units is designed to combine everyday practicality with considered bathroom styling, making them a popular choice for both modern and traditional homes. From classic freestanding vanity units to contemporary wall hung vanity units, each option offers a balance of storage, durability, and visual appeal. Freestanding designs are often chosen for their stability and generous internal capacity, while wall-hung styles help create a lighter, more open feel that works particularly well in modern bathrooms.

For smaller rooms, cloakroom vanity units and compact vanity units provide essential storage without overwhelming the space, making them ideal for downstairs toilets and en-suites. Larger bathrooms benefit from double vanity units, which support shared use and help streamline busy morning routines. Many designs include toilet and sink unit, offering easy access to toiletries, cleaning products, and everyday essentials while keeping surfaces clear.

You’ll also find a wide selection of vanity units with basins, simplifying installation and ensuring a coordinated finish. These integrated solutions are especially popular for renovations and refresh projects where ease and consistency matter. To complete the look, pair your vanity with complementary bathroom furniture, including matching bathroom cabinets and mirror cabinets, helping create a cohesive, well-organised bathroom layout from floor to ceiling.

By Style

The style of your vanity unit plays a key role in shaping the overall look and feel of your bathroom. Modern vanity units are a popular choice for contemporary interiors, featuring clean lines, smooth finishes, and understated detailing that help create a calm, streamlined space. These designs often work particularly well in bathrooms where simplicity and visual balance are a priority, helping the room feel open and uncluttered. For more traditional spaces, traditional vanity units offer timeless appeal. Shaker-style and classic panelled designs suit both period properties and modern homes looking for a softer, more heritage-inspired finish. These styles pair well with wood effect vanity units, adding warmth and character while still delivering practical storage for everyday bathroom essentials.

If you’re looking to introduce subtle design interest, some vanity units feature gently curved edges and softened profiles. These rounded details can help reduce harsh lines and make bathrooms feel more welcoming, particularly in smaller spaces where sharp angles may feel restrictive. Industrial-inspired styles offer a more structured look, using darker tones and stronger lines to create contrast and depth. Whichever style you choose, coordinating your vanity with complementary bathroom cabinets and bathroom mirror cabinets helps create a cohesive, well-considered layout. Matching finishes and design details across your bathroom furniture ensures the space feels intentional and balanced, rather than pieced together over time.

By Colour

Choosing the right colour vanity unit can dramatically influence the overall mood of your bathroom. Classic white vanity units remain a firm favourite for creating bright, clean interiors that feel timeless and versatile. They work particularly well in smaller spaces, helping reflect light and keep the room feeling open. For a more contemporary look, grey vanity units and black vanity units are increasingly popular, offering a sleek, premium finish that suits modern and industrial-inspired bathrooms.

If you’re looking to introduce colour without overpowering the space, blue vanity units and green vanity units provide subtle personality and visual interest. These shades are often chosen for en-suites and cloakrooms, where a bolder design choice can add character without dominating the room. Natural finishes such as wooden vanity units  bring warmth and texture, helping soften tiled surfaces and ceramic fittings. Colour can also be used strategically to create contrast or cohesion. Pair lighter vanity units with darker accessories for definition, or match deeper tones with coordinated finishes for a seamless look.

By Size

Selecting the correct vanity unit size is key to achieving a comfortable, functional bathroom layout. Smaller bathrooms and cloakrooms benefit from 400mm vanity units, 500mm vanity units, or even 550mm vanity units, which provide essential storage while maintaining clear floor space and ease of movement. These compact options are ideal for tight layouts where every centimetre matters.

Medium-sized bathrooms often suit 600mm vanity units or 800mm vanity units, offering a practical balance between storage capacity and surface area. These sizes are among the most popular, as they accommodate everyday routines without overwhelming the room. For larger bathrooms and shared spaces, 1000mm vanity units, 1200mm vanity units, and double basin vanity units provide generous storage and improved usability for multiple users. Larger vanity units also allow for wider drawers and better internal organisation, helping keep the bathroom tidy. Accurate measuring is essential, so reviewing our bathroom size guides can help ensure your chosen vanity fits comfortably alongside other fittings, such as baths, showers, and toilets, without overcrowding the space.

FAQs

What should I consider before choosing a bathroom vanity?

Before choosing a bathroom vanity, it’s important to consider the available space, plumbing position and how much storage you need for everyday use. Measuring carefully will help ensure doors and drawers open comfortably without obstructing other fixtures. You should also think about how the design fits with your existing décor, whether you prefer a modern or more traditional look, and how easy the materials will be to maintain in a humid bathroom environment.

 

Are vanity units suitable for small bathrooms?

Yes, vanity units can work very well in smaller bathrooms when chosen carefully. Compact designs help keep toiletries and cleaning essentials neatly stored while reducing surface clutter. Raised designs can also help the room feel more open by keeping the floor visible. Choosing lighter finishes and integrated basins can further enhance the sense of space, making even compact bathrooms feel more functional and well organised.

 

Do vanity units come fully assembled?

Some vanity units arrive fully assembled, while others are supplied flat packed for easier transport and access into the home. Flat packed options often include clear instructions and pre‑drilled fittings to simplify assembly. Checking the product details before purchase will help you understand what’s included and whether professional installation may be required, especially if plumbing adjustments or wall fixings are involved.

 

How do I keep a bathroom vanity looking its best?

Keeping a bathroom vanity looking its best usually involves simple, regular cleaning. Wiping surfaces with a soft cloth and mild cleaner helps prevent the build‑up of water marks, toothpaste and soap residue. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, as these can damage finishes over time. Ensuring good ventilation in the bathroom also helps reduce moisture exposure, which can extend the lifespan of both surfaces and fittings.

 

Can I replace an existing basin with a vanity unit?

In many cases, an existing basin can be replaced with a vanity unit, provided the plumbing aligns correctly. Some designs are specifically made to accommodate standard pipework, helping simplify installation. It’s important to check measurements and waste positions before purchasing to avoid additional alterations. Replacing a basin with a vanity can improve storage and create a more streamlined appearance without major structural changes.

 

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