Bathroom Vanities & Cabinets, From Showroom to Installed
American-made vanity lines you can open and compare in person, designed into your bathroom in 3D, then delivered and installed by the same team. No flat-pack gamble, no separate contractor to find.
A bathroom cabinet supplier with its own design and install team
Since 2011 we have designed and built more than 1,000 kitchens and bathrooms, and nearly every one of those baths starts with the vanity. That makes us a different kind of bathroom cabinet company: a supplier with real showrooms, a design studio, and a remodeling contractor under one name. Instead of scrolling photos and hoping the box that arrives matches, you open drawers and doors in person, compare American-made bathroom cabinets side by side, and work with one dedicated designer who owns the result from brand selection to the final installed vanity.
Most vanities are bought blind and installed by whoever you can find
The usual route is a website or big-box aisle, a cardboard box on your doorstep, and then the hunt for someone to install it. If the finish looks different in daylight or the drawers arrive damaged, that is your problem to untangle. We built USA Cabinet Store the other way around. The showroom, the designer, the delivery, and the installation crew all belong to the same company, so the vanity you approved is the vanity that ends up on your wall, and one team answers for it.
A real showroom
Open the drawers before you buy
14 showrooms with vanity displays from Fabuwood, Showplace, UltraCraft, and Fleurco. Feel the soft-close hardware, check the plywood box, and compare finishes in real light instead of a product photo.
One dedicated designer
The same person, brand to install
The designer who helps you pick the line also draws your bathroom in 3D, verifies sizes and plumbing, and schedules our own installers. One phone number from the first visit to the final walkthrough.
Single-source accountability
Vanity, top & install, one company
The cabinet, the countertop, the sink, and the crew that fits them all come from us. Nothing gets lost between a retailer, a delivery service, and a separate contractor.
It’s the difference between buying a vanity in a box and buying a finished bathroom.
“When the vanity comes from one company and the installer from another, the homeowner is left managing the gap between them. We built USA Cabinet Store to remove that gap. You work with one dedicated designer who owns your project from the first 3D rendering to the final walkthrough — the vanities, the countertops, and the installation are all ours. That’s what single-source accountability really means: one team you can hold responsible for the whole bathroom.”
Emin Halac
Lead Designer & CEO, USA Cabinet Store
Brands & materials
Bathroom cabinet brands we carry
Moisture-ready lines from trusted American cabinet manufacturers, on display at every showroom. Tap any brand to explore details.
Fabuwood
Our most popular line. All-plywood boxes, solid wood frames, and Blum soft-close hardware, assembled in the USA. The reengineered frameless Illume 2.0 series adds new signature colors, two new door styles, and about 15% more storage than framed cabinets.
Fine bath cabinetry from a 100% employee-owned manufacturer in South Dakota, backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Craftsmanship from people who own the results.
Showplace’s frameless, full-access line: American-made European styling for modern and floating vanities, with the same employee-owned quality behind it.
Full-access, full-overlay specialists with a “cabinets for life” philosophy and a lifetime warranty. Frameless construction means wider drawers, roomier interiors, and no center stiles below 42 inches.
Luxury glass and mirror solutions recognized across the US and Canada, including the Halo and Luna LED medicine cabinets with energy-efficient lighting, aluminum bodies, and adjustable glass shelves.
A vanity is more than a cabinet. We plan and supply every piece that touches it, so the finished wall works as one design.
Cabinets
Vanity cabinets & storage
Single and double vanities, linen towers, and wall cabinets in stock, semi-custom, and custom lines.
Surfaces
Vanity tops
Quartz, granite, and marble tops cut to your vanity, with the sink cutout done right. Explore countertops →
Sinks
Sinks & faucets
Undermount, vessel, and integrated sinks matched to the top and the faucet you choose. Browse sinks →
Mirrors
Medicine cabinets & mirrors
Fleurco LED medicine cabinets and mirrors sized to the vanity, with makeup-friendly lighting.
Detail
Hardware & accessories
Pulls, knobs, and organizers that finish the look and survive wet hands. See hardware →
Walls
Tile & backsplash
Backsplash and wall tile planned with the vanity so heights and edges line up. Browse tile →
Logistics
White-glove delivery
Delivered by our team and inspected before install day, not left on a doorstep. How delivery works →
Install
Professional installation
Leveling, wall blocking for floating vanities, plumbing hookup, and caulk lines by our own crew.
Why homeowners hesitate
Remove the uncertainty before you order a vanity
A vanity lives in the wettest room of the house and gets opened thousands of times a year. Here is how our process answers the worries we hear most.
“Every cheap vanity I see is particle board.”
All-plywood, moisture-ready boxes
Particle board crumbles the first time water reaches it. The lines we carry use plywood boxes, solid wood frames, and sealed finishes built for bathroom humidity.
“The finish never looks like the website photo.”
See it in real light first
Compare door samples and full displays at a showroom, in daylight-spectrum lighting, before anything is ordered. What you approve is what arrives.
“Will it even line up with my plumbing?”
Plumbing checked before ordering
Your designer verifies drain and supply locations against the cabinet layout, so the vanity fits your pipes instead of fighting them.
“Can a floating vanity really hold?”
Blocking planned into the wall
A properly anchored floating vanity holds 200+ pounds. We plan the 2x6 or 2x8 blocking before install day, not after the tile is up.
“Double sink, or one bigger sink?”
Laid out in 3D, decided with data
A double needs at least 60 inches to work well. Your designer draws both options in your actual bathroom so you can see the counter space you keep or lose.
“I always run out of drawer space.”
Storage planned around your routine
Underestimating drawers is the most common vanity regret. We plan drawers over doors where it counts and add towers when the wall allows.
“The last one arrived damaged in a box.”
White-glove delivery, inspected
Our team delivers and inspects every cabinet before installation. If anything is off, we handle the replacement, not you.
“Who’s going to install it?”
Our own installers, scheduled for you
Installation is part of the project, done by the same company that sold you the vanity. No hunting for a handyman who works with stone tops.
“What if it swells or fails in a year?”
Lifetime warranties, local accountability
Showplace, UltraCraft, and Fabuwood back their cabinetry with limited lifetime warranties, and your local showroom stands behind the installation.
Our process · 6 steps
A simple, predictable vanity process
From first visit to installed vanity, most projects take a few weeks. Custom orders arrive in weeks, not months. Here is exactly how it goes.
Consultation & goals
Talk through who uses the bathroom, what storage you need, and your budget, at a showroom, at home, or virtually.
01
You get: project brief
Team: Designer
Brand & style selection
Open drawers and compare Fabuwood, Showplace, UltraCraft, and Fleurco displays side by side.
02
You get: brand shortlist
Team: Designer
Most lines American-made with limited lifetime warranties
3D design & layout
See the vanity, top, mirror, and lighting in your actual bathroom, with single and double options compared.
03
You get: 3D renderings
Team: Designer · 3D specialist
Comfort height 34–36" planned in, clearances checked
Measure & site check
Exact measurements, plumbing verification, and wall blocking planned for floating vanities.
04
You get: verified fit
Team: Measure specialist
Scope, estimate & approval
Review an itemized estimate covering cabinet, top, sink, delivery, and installation, then sign off.
05
You get: line-item estimate
Team: Designer · PM
Delivery & installation
White-glove delivery, inspection, and installation by our own crew, through the final walkthrough.
Buying a vanity feels different when one team owns it
Here is how the typical vanity purchase compares with the USA Cabinet Store way.
The typical countertop purchase
Chosen from photos, finish judged from a screen
Construction quality unknown until the box is open
Shipped freight and left at the curb
You find and manage your own installer
Retailer, shipper, and installer point at each other
The USA Cabinet Store way
Compared in person at a showroom, in real light
All-plywood, soft-close lines with lifetime warranties
White-glove delivery, inspected by our team
Installed by our own crew, plumbing verified first
One dedicated designer accountable end to end
What we build
From powder-room singles to 72-inch doubles
Every type, sized to your space. For the full breakdown of all six vanity types, sizes, and 2026 trends, read our complete vanity guide.
Freestanding & furniture-style
The classic floor-standing vanity, trending toward furniture profiles with decorative legs in 2026.
Floating & wall-mounted
The dominant modern look. Open floor below, LED underlighting, and proper wall blocking planned in.
Double vanities, 60–72"
Two sinks, personal zones, and real storage for shared primary baths. 72 inches is the most popular double.
Medicine cabinets & towers
Fleurco LED medicine cabinets, linen towers, and wall storage that finish the wall, not just the sink.
Vanity cost
What a new bathroom vanity costs in 2026
Per our 2026 bathroom remodel cost guide, a standard vanity unit runs $525–$2,940 and a double vanity $580–$3,360, with installation adding $105–$630. Installed and tiered by line, that works out to roughly $400–$1,700 for quality prefabricated vanities and $1,000–$4,000+ for custom-built, per our vanity guide. Vanity updates hold their value too: a new vanity and countertop typically returns 70–80% at resale.
With 14 showrooms in Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Texas, New Jersey, Florida, and Tennessee, there is a vanity display near you. Compare bathroom cabinets in Fairfax or Chantilly, vanities in Annapolis or Columbia, or full displays in Houston, Tampa, and Nashville, then have the same local team deliver and install.
A designer conversation about materials, budget, and timeline
Vanity displays from American-made lines to open and compare
A 3D design showing the vanity in your actual bathroom
An itemized estimate covering cabinet, top, delivery, and install
FAQ
Bathroom vanity questions, answered
Quick answers about cost, sizes, materials, brands, and installation.
How much does a new bathroom vanity cost?
Installed, a prefabricated vanity typically runs $400 to $1,700 and a custom-built vanity runs $1,000 to $4,000+. Double vanities land in between: a 60-inch double usually costs $700 to $2,200 installed and a 72-inch double runs $1,100 to $2,500. Those figures line up with our 2026 bathroom remodel cost guide, which prices a standard vanity unit at $525 to $2,940 and a double at $580 to $3,360, with installation adding $105 to $630. Your exact number depends on the cabinet line, size, countertop and sink, and whether the old vanity needs to come out. A free consultation gets you an itemized estimate. See our complete vanity guide for the full pricing tables.
Should I choose a single or double vanity?
A double sink earns its place when two people get ready at the same time and you have at least 60 inches of width. Below that, the basins shrink and you lose counter space. Many homeowners get more daily use from a single sink in a wider vanity, with more counter and drawer storage to show for it. Your designer will lay out both options in 3D so you can compare before deciding.
What is comfort height for a bathroom vanity?
Comfort height is 34 to 36 inches from floor to countertop, matching kitchen counter height to reduce back strain. It has become the modern standard. The traditional 30 to 32 inch height still makes sense for kids’ bathrooms or when pairing with a tall vessel sink.
Are floating vanities sturdy enough for daily use?
Yes, when installed correctly. A quality floating vanity holds 200+ pounds once anchored to wall studs with proper 2×6 or 2×8 blocking. That wall preparation is exactly why we recommend professional installation, and our team plans the blocking before the vanity is ordered.
What should a quality bathroom vanity be made of?
Look for all-plywood cabinet boxes, solid wood face frames, dovetail drawer joints, and soft-close hinges and slides. Plywood resists moisture and stays stable in a humid bathroom. Particle board is the red flag: it crumbles once water reaches it. MDF is fine for painted door fronts but risky for the box itself. Every line we carry uses moisture-ready construction, and you can open the drawers at a showroom to feel the difference.
What bathroom cabinet brands do you carry?
We carry Fabuwood (including the frameless Illume series), Showplace and ShowplaceEVO, UltraCraft full-access cabinetry, and Fleurco LED medicine cabinets, plus Jeffrey Alexander vanities, Wolf Classic and Wolf Designer, and Hardware Resources accessories. Most lines are American-made and carry limited lifetime warranties, and you can compare them side by side at our showrooms.
Are your bathroom cabinets American-made?
Most of our lines are. Showplace and ShowplaceEVO are built in South Dakota by a 100% employee-owned company. UltraCraft builds full-access cabinetry in the USA with a lifetime warranty. Fabuwood cabinetry is assembled in the USA with all-plywood construction. If domestic manufacturing matters to you, tell your designer and we will build the whole bathroom around American-made lines.
Do you install the vanities you sell?
Yes. We are a cabinet store with our own remodeling team, so the same company that helps you choose the vanity also delivers it, verifies the plumbing lines up, and installs it, along with the countertop, sink, faucet, mirror, and tile if your project includes them. You are never handed off to a separate contractor.
Do you offer free estimates and 3D design?
Yes. Your consultation, itemized estimate, and a 3D design showing the vanity in your actual bathroom are free and come with no obligation. You can meet a designer at a showroom, in your home, or virtually.
Updated for 2026 Market Rates
