Thanks to design blogs, Pinterest, and home renovation shows, people have higher expectations for their bathroom remodels than ever before. Bathrooms are no longer drab afterthoughts, but rather integral extensions of our home decor. The bathroom is where you get ready to face the day and where you get ready for bed, so it’s important to make it as pleasant as possible.

Not surprisingly, people are moving away from plain-looking pedestal sinks to vanity cabinets that resemble stylish pieces of furniture. As bathroom vanity brands expand the range of size and style options available, the most popular colors are evolving as well. Read on to learn more about the most-in demand shades and how to make them work for you!

White Bathroom Vanities

White bathroom vanities continue to be as popular as ever! Whether your decor style is traditional, coastal, or contemporary, a white bathroom vanity is a stunning and versatile centerpiece that will work with most interiors. Most of our unique vanity designs are available with a white finish, including the Zelda 36" farmhouse vanity with Quartz top, Harper 72" double vanity, and Abbey 42" vanity with Carrara Marble top.

Gray Bathroom Vanities

Although gray may not be the first color that comes to mind when researching vanities, it has proven to be an ongoing bestseller. Like their white counterparts, gray bathroom vanities work well with a wide variety of color schemes. A charcoal or weathered gray finish will give your bathroom an elegant and warm aesthetic; a powder gray vanity (exclusive to our Zelda farmhouse vanity) is refreshing and unexpected. Shown above: Zelda 36" vanity with Carrara Marble top, Sydney 60" double vanity, and Madison 36" vanity with Carrara Marble top.

Blue Bathroom Vanities

Classic blue may have been Pantone’s 2020 color of the year, but blue bathroom vanities have been a hit with consumers long before then. This unique color tends to make a bold statement, so it may be a good idea to order the vanity first, then design the bathroom around it. If your decor theme is whimsical or beach-inspired, opt for a softer shade like powder blue. If you’re going for a dramatic or ultra-modern feel, a darker royal blue color might be a better choice. Shown above: Eleanor 30" vanity with Carrara Marble top, Harper 72" double vanity, and Bella 36" vanity with Carrara Marble top. 

Wood Bathroom Vanities

Ok, wood technically isn’t a color, but due to its popularity, we couldn't leave it off the list. Wood finishes are not just for the DIY crowd anymore - professional designers and home decorators alike are seeking out natural wood and oak vanities to give their bathrooms rustic or earthy vibes! Shown above: Peyton 36" dark oak vanity, Birmingham 60" natural wood vanity, and Avery 36" gray oak vanity.

Earth-Toned Bathroom Vanities

Neutral hues are an easy way to provide a splash of color without going overboard. Whether you opt for a classic chocolate brown or sophisticated sage green, an earth-toned vanity feels welcoming and serene. Shown above: California 36" vanity, Nantucket 72" double vanity with Carrara Marble top, and Sydney 30" vanity with Carrara Marble top.