Bathroom Vanity Materials 101: What to Look for and What to Avoid

Not all vanities are created equal. If you’re shopping for one that lasts, here’s what you need to know about materials.

1. Cabinet Materials

• Solid Wood: Durable and timeless, but more expensive.
• Plywood: Strong and moisture-resistant—an excellent middle ground.
• MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard): Affordable and smooth, often used for painted finishes.
• Particle Board: Budget-friendly, but less durable over time.

We only use high-quality plywood and MDF for longevity and performance.

2. Countertop Options

• Quartz: Durable, non-porous, and low-maintenance.
• Marble: Elegant, but requires sealing and care.
• Ceramic: Affordable and easy to clean.
• Glass: Sleek and modern, but shows water spots.

Want something that lasts and looks good doing it? Our vanities use premium quartz and ceramic tops for long-term performance.

3. Hardware and Finish

Soft-close drawers, rust-resistant hinges, and durable finishes are must-haves. We test every component to ensure long-term use and satisfaction.