Vellora Bath

Vellora bathroom vanities are for anyone who wants to see wood grain at the sink. You'll find solid wood in many of the collections, and the finish names tell you exactly what you're getting: Aged Dark Brown Oak, Natural Walnut, Spruce Aged Brown, Oak Weathered Black.

Vellora Bath is a family business, and vanities are what it designs and builds. We picked the line because the details are there when you open a drawer, and because the widths start at 18 inches and keep going all the way to 120.

Vellora Bathroom Vanities by Size

Small bathrooms: 18 to 30 inches

The 18, 24 and 30 inch widths are the ones to shortlist for powder rooms and narrow hall baths. If you're shopping for a small bathroom vanity, measure the door swing first, because a vanity that blocks the door by an inch is one you'll bump into every single morning.

Mid-size walls: 36 to 60 inches

For anything under 60 inches, we'd go with one sink. A single sink bathroom vanity at 48 inches gives you a long run of counter, and you'll use that counter far more than a second faucet.

There's also a 55-inch size, and it's the one to look for when a 60-inch wall loses a few inches to trim or a door casing.

Long walls: 72 to 120 inches

At 72 inches and up, a double sink bathroom vanity finally pays off, because each of you gets a basin and real counter space on either side. Past that, sizes climb through 84, 96 and 108 inches up to 120 for the long wall in a primary bath.

Floating or Freestanding Vellora Vanities

Vellora has 31 floating designs. A floating bathroom vanity shows the floor underneath, so a small room looks wider and mopping takes seconds.

It does need solid blocking in the wall, the extra framing that carries its weight, so tell your contractor before the drywall goes up.

Freestanding models are the easier install. Many come out of the box fully assembled, so there's no flat-pack evening before your plumber shows up.

Vellora Finishes and Styles

The finishes lean natural. Oak shows up in several finish tones, plus Natural Walnut, Weathered Pine, Fir Wood Brown and three spruce finishes.

For a farmhouse bathroom vanity look, we'd reach for Weathered Pine or Spruce Antique Brown and pair it with a matte black faucet.

If you lean cleaner, a white sintered stone top paired with Matte Black or Brushed Gold belongs with any modern bathroom vanity plan, and the white top bounces light around a small room.

North American Oak is also offered with a concrete sink, round, oval or rectangular, which adds real heft to a light wood finish.

What's Inside a Vellora Vanity

Open the drawers. They're soft-close, and on some collections the drawer corners are dovetailed, a joint that locks mechanically and holds up to years of yanking.

On many models the sink is a ceramic undermount with an overflow, and its nano anti-fouling coating means soap film has a harder time sticking. An undermount bowl also leaves you more usable counter than a bowl that sits on top. If you love that look anyway, compare our vessel sink bathroom vanity picks.

You'll also find UL-listed outlets built into select models, a detail you'll appreciate the first time you plug in a hair dryer without hunting for an extension cord.

The paint finishes are eco-friendly, and on the solid wood pieces, grain and color shift from one vanity to the next. Order two for side-by-side sinks and they won't be twins (we think that's a plus).

Vellora Bathroom Vanity Questions

How wide do Vellora vanities go?

From 18 inches to 120 inches. There are 13 widths in all, including 42, 55, 84, 96 and 108.

Do Vellora vanities come assembled?

Many of the freestanding ones do, fully assembled and ready for your plumber. Floating models hang on the wall, so plan the blocking before you tile.

What warranty comes with a Vellora vanity?

A 1-year limited warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship.

Measure your wall tonight, then come back and shop Vellora bathroom vanities by width. Once you know the number, the right Vellora vanity usually picks itself.