Quick answer: Measure the space and the plumbing first, choose a floating vanity for a lighter look or a cabinet vanity for storage, plan the counter height (about 32–36 inches with the sink), and keep solid wood sealed and wiped dry around the sink.
Measure first
Note the width, the drain and supply positions and the door swing. A live-edge bathroom vanity lists exact sizes on its page.
Floating or storage
A floating vanity like the Zorren live-edge vanity with drawers keeps the floor clear; an organic vanity with a storage cabinet hides towels and supplies.
Think like a countertop
The top takes the most water. Keep it sealed, wipe splashes and pick a vessel or undermount sink that suits a modern floating spa vanity.
Finish the room
A small mid-century spa bench gives a spot for towels or a seat after a bath.
Frequently asked questions
Is solid wood OK in a bathroom?
Yes, when it’s sealed on every side and splashes are wiped dry. Good ventilation helps.
Does the vanity include a sink?
Only when the listing says so — sinks and faucets in photos are for styling.
How do I re-seal the top?
Lightly sand dull spots and wipe on a thin coat of a water-resistant oil once a year.
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