When you’re browsing around for double vanities you’re going to see some huge disparities in price.  You’ll see one that says it’s only $800 and another one that looks exactly the same for $2400!  The key here is to look at the fine print, they probably are the same double bathroom vanity, but one lists its price with the countertop and the other is the price sans counter.  Sneaky sales tactics!

Also keep in mind that most double vanities aren’t going to come with the faucets, so you have to factor that price into your budget.

The size of the space that you have to work with is going to play a huge part in the options that you can get with your double vanity.  The larger the space, the more stuff will come with it.  A small space (50″-60″) will probably get you two sinks and a cabinet or two beneath.  Whereas a 68″ or 70″ double vanity will allow you the space for a set of drawers between the cabinets or even a third cabinet.  Height will also be a big factor in the storage space and features of you double vanity.  Today’s styles have the vanity off the ground 3″-4″ on four separate feet.  This looks great and allows for lots of space, but getting beneath the vanity to clean the dust bunnies is extremely difficult with such a small space to work in.

The secret to finding the perfect vanity is to have the rest of your bathroom planned first.  Have a tight vision of what you want everything to look like, everything from the color of the floor to the style of the toothbrush holders.  This will make your vanity choice obvious, you’ll see the one and you’ll know right away that it’s perfect.  Vanities are expensive, so it’s important to know that you’ve made the right choice.

When you’re researching and shopping it’s very likely that you’ll find a cheap double vanity that fits your specs.  The trick is to start online and look for places that offer free shipping.  The shipping costs of large fixtures like this are incredible, so that’s an easy way to save some cash.  Be sure to read the shipping terms closely though, some companies will require that you have a construction team on the premises to accept the shipping.  They do this to make sure that the cabinet comes off the truck properly and safely.

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