Bathroom Vanities & Vanity Tops

A Range of Heights

We offer vanities in a range of heights to suit your comfort and design preferences.

• 34 1/2″ – Adult height (similar to kitchen height)

• 30 1/2″ – Standard height

• 32 1/2″ – ADA height, including a 9″ toe kick for added accessibility.

Diverse Styles

From modern and minimalist to classic and traditional, you’re sure to find a semi-custom vanity to match your style.

Tailored Vanity Configurations

Our designers will help you select the optimal drawer and cabinet configurations for your bathroom space. They take into consideration the placement of your sink to ensure that it seamlessly integrates with your chosen configuration. Plus, they’ll help you navigate any space limitations, ensuring that your vanity is highly functional for years to come.

A Variety of Wood Types

Choose from an exquisite selection of wood types, each offering its unique character and charm. The most common vanity wood types are: maple, alder, rustic alder, oak, hickory, cherry. Bertch supplies birch and walnut semi-custom vanities.

Color Choices

Personalize your bathroom vanity with an extensive array of colors. Have a specific color in mind? Color matching to Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams colors is available through KraftMaid and Decora.

Learn why vanity countertops from The Onyx Collection are preferred by our designers. These solid surface tops offer timeless beauty, incredible quality, and endless customizable options.

Natural stone countertops, such as granite and marble, are renowned for their intricate veining and rich colors that add elegance to any bathroom.

• Granite, known for its exceptional durability, is resistant to scratches, heat, and moisture, making it a perfect fit for bathrooms. It’s available in a wide range of colors and patterns, and you can often find affordable remnants at a local granite depot.
• Marble countertops exude opulence and sophistication. Their smooth surface and classic veining patterns create an unmatched sense of luxury. However, marble is more porous than granite, requiring regular sealing to prevent staining.
• Natural stone tops are made to accept an under mount sink bowl made of porcelain, steel, glass, or cast iron.

Engineered stone countertops, often made from quartz, are a blend of natural quartz crystals, resins, and pigments. This results in a non-porous, durable surface with a consistent appearance.

• Durability – highly resistant to stains, scratches, and heat, making it a practical choice for bathrooms.

• Low Maintenance – does not require sealing, and their non-porous surface is easy to clean.

• Variety – wide array of colors and patterns that mimic the look of natural stone while offering enhanced performance.

• Sinks – engineered tops are made to accept a separate under mount sink bowl made of porcelain, steel, glass, or cast iron.

• Remnants are often an option.

Solid surface countertops, like Corian, are manufactured from a blend of acrylic, resin, and minerals. They offer a seamless appearance and numerous design possibilities.

• Seamless integration with sinks, creating a smooth, one-piece look with no visible joints.

• Highly customizable, allowing for unique shapes, sizes, and edge profiles.

• Easy repairs in the event of scratches or minor damage.

Cultured marble is a man-made material composed of crushed marble stone mixed with resins and pigments. It offers a cost-effective alternative to natural marble.

• Affordability – the elegant look of natural marble at a fraction of the cost.

• Versatility – available in a variety of colors and patterns, allowing you to achieve your desired aesthetic.

• Low Maintenance – resistant to stains, making it suitable for bathrooms.

• Frequently have a molded 1-piece sink and backsplash and make for easy cleaning.