Bathroom vanities
Vanities are where cabinetry and stone meet in the smallest space, so fit matters most. We build floating, freestanding and furniture-style vanities and cut the top from the same slab program, for baths from Seattle powder rooms to Auburn primary suites.
Wood-grain double vanity with a Taj Mahal quartzite top and matte black fixtures.
White floating vanity with double vessel sinks and backlit mirrors.
Compact floating vanity with a marble accent wall behind it.
Marble double vanity with vessel sinks and polished chrome faucets.
Floating vanities make a small bath read larger and simplify floor cleaning, but they need blocking in the wall — easy during a remodel, harder after. Freestanding and furniture-style vanities give you more storage and a softer, more traditional look.
Undermount, vessel and integrated sinks all work. We drill faucet holes to your fixture spec in the shop, not on site, and template after the vanity is set so the top lands tight to the wall.
A standard vanity top fits comfortably on a remnant, which means you can often get premium quartzite or marble on a small top for a fraction of a full-slab price.
Comfort height is 36 inches, matching kitchen counters, and it is what most of our clients choose. Traditional height is 32 inches, which suits kids' bathrooms better.
Yes. Custom sizing is one of the main reasons homeowners come to us instead of buying a big-box vanity that leaves awkward gaps.
Quartz for zero maintenance, quartzite for natural veining with durability, and marble if you want classic character and will keep it sealed.
We fabricate in Auburn and install statewide across Washington, with most work in King, Pierce, Snohomish, Kitsap and Thurston counties.
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