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Bathroom Vanities & Design

For Northwest Indiana & Lafayette Homeowners

Most bathroom remodels begin the same way: you know your current bathroom isn't working as well as it could, but you're not sure where to start.

Whether you need more storage, a better layout, or a vanity that better fits your space, our designers can help you explore the possibilities.

Visit one of our showrooms to compare vanity styles, countertop options, sinks and storage solutions—all with guidance from experienced bathroom designers.

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Start With The Basics

Choose The Right Vanity With Confidence

The right vanity is about more than style. Size, storage and sink layout all affect how well your bathroom works every day.

Find The Right Size

Your vanity should fit the room comfortably while providing the storage you need. Consider room size, who uses the bathroom and available walking space.

View Vanity Size Guide

Single Or Double Sink?

A double vanity works well for shared bathrooms, while a single sink often provides more counter space in smaller rooms.

Compare Vanity Layouts

Choose Better Storage

Drawers, organizers and pull-outs help keep everyday items accessible while reducing countertop clutter.

Explore Storage Ideas
Bathroom vanity size guide comparing 24, 30, 36, 48, 60 and 72 inch vanity widths
Vanity Width Often Works Well For
24–30 inches Powder rooms, guest baths and compact spaces
36 inches Hall bathrooms and standard single-sink layouts
48 inches Shared bathrooms or rooms needing more counter space
60 inches Primary bathrooms with one or two sinks
72 inches Large primary bathrooms with maximum storage and counter space

Compare Vanity Layouts

Single Sink or Double Sink?

The best vanity layout depends on your available space, who uses the bathroom and how much counter space and storage you want.

Single-sink wood bathroom vanity displayed in the Von Tobel Valparaiso showroom Single Sink

Single Sink Vanity

A practical choice for smaller bathrooms, with useful storage and more uninterrupted countertop space.

Best For

  • Powder rooms
  • Guest bathrooms
  • Hall bathrooms
  • Smaller primary bathrooms

Why It Works

  • More usable counter space
  • Fits more room sizes
  • Leaves more open floor space
Double-sink painted bathroom vanity displayed in the Von Tobel Valparaiso showroom Double Sink

Double Sink Vanity

A good fit for shared bathrooms, with separate sink space and additional storage for two people.

Best For

  • Primary bathrooms
  • Shared bathrooms
  • Busy family bathrooms
  • Wider vanity walls

Why It Works

  • Separate sink space
  • More cabinet and drawer storage
  • More overall counter space

Bathroom Planning Resources

Resources To Help You Plan With Confidence

Whether you're just gathering ideas or preparing for your first design appointment, these homeowner resources can help you plan your project with confidence.

Design Process

Our Bathroom Design Process

Learn what to expect when you work with a Von Tobel designer—from your first visit through final selections.

Learn More

Planning Checklist

Bathroom Remodel Checklist

Before choosing vanities, countertops or fixtures, use our checklist to organize your goals, priorities, timeline and questions.

View The Checklist

Measure Your Bathroom

How To Measure Your Bathroom

A few simple measurements can make your first design conversation more productive. Use this guide to prepare before meeting with a designer.

Read The Guide

Vanity Upgrade

Tips For A Seamless Vanity Swap

Planning to replace your bathroom vanity without a full remodel? Learn how to plan ahead, avoid common surprises and prepare for installation.

Read The Guide

Plan Around Your Routine

What Do You Need Your Vanity To Store?

Before choosing drawers, doors or organizers, think about the items you use every day and where you want to keep them.

Use This Quick Storage Checklist

Check the items that need a permanent home inside or around your vanity. This will help you estimate how much storage you really need.

  • Hair dryer and styling tools
  • Toothbrushes and everyday toiletries
  • Makeup or shaving supplies
  • Extra towels and washcloths
  • Cleaning supplies
  • Extra toilet paper
  • First-aid items or medications
  • Kids’ bath items, if applicable

More Storage Ideas Coming Soon

We’re creating a new planning guide with examples of drawer layouts, doors, offset sinks, linen towers and built-in storage features.

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Ready To Start Planning Your Bathroom Vanity?

Meet with a Von Tobel designer to compare vanity sizes, layouts, storage options, finishes and next steps for your space.

Request A Design Consultation

*Sale valid 9/6/26 – 10/31/26. 10% off cabinets and Bertch vanities. Restrictions apply to all promotions. Terms subject to change. Cabinet sale excludes Peace Valley and Mouser cabinets. Cabinet and vanity sale is off regular prices only. Prices subject to change due to market conditions. We may not stock all items at every location. Pictures may vary from actual products. Not responsible for typographic, printing, or photographic errors. Cabinet and vanity discount cannot be applied to previous purchases, gift cards, taxes, shipping or processing charges or combined with any other coupons or discounts, including associate discounts. No rain checks. Additional exclusions may apply. See store associate for details.

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