Bathroom vanities, built to the room.
Custom vanities for Chesapeake and Hampton Roads bathrooms. Drawn to the wall you have, at a height that suits you, and finished in surfaces chosen for daily use.
The piece you stand at every morning
A vanity is the one thing in a bathroom you touch every day, and the one most often bought to a size that nearly fits.
Built to the wall you have
Stock vanities come in fixed widths and the room is adjusted to suit. In a bathroom, where every inch is visible and nothing is far away, that compromise shows more than it does in a kitchen.
Built to your height
Standard vanity height was set when people were shorter. A vanity that is made rather than bought can simply be built to suit the people who use it every morning.
One generous sink, or two
Two basins need real width before they stop feeling cramped. Often a single wide sink with usable counter on both sides serves a couple better, and we will show you both at your actual dimensions.
Surfaces chosen for a bathroom
Quartz is unbothered by toothpaste, cosmetics, and daily water, and it never needs sealing. Natural stone is beautiful and asks for more care. Both are honest choices made knowingly.
A small room reads larger with the floor running under it
Wall-hung makes a compact bathroom feel bigger and is easier to clean beneath. Floor-standing gives more storage and a more traditional look. The plumbing has to suit either, which is why it is decided early rather than late.
Part of a room, not a purchase
A vanity is drawn alongside the shower, the lighting, and the layout. See the whole bathroom remodeling process, or what a bathroom remodel costs.
Bathroom projects in Hampton Roads
24 photosPrimary Bath with an Espresso Vanity in Norfolk, VA
7 photosMarble Bath with a Mosaic Band in Virginia Beach, VA
5 photosWhite Subway Bath with Brass Fixtures in Chesapeake, VA
4 photosTwo Baths in Gray Marble Tile in Portsmouth, VA
5 photosMarble Baths with Bronze Fixtures in Newport News, VA
4 photosDouble Vanity Bath in Marble Tile in Norfolk, VA
5 photosSkylit Bath with a Double Vanity in Suffolk, VA
4 photosHall Bath and Powder Room in Marble in Newport News, VA
Vanities, in context.
Height, depth, storage, and the metal on the drawer front. A vanity is furniture that lives in a wet room, so it is worth seeing whole rooms rather than cabinet fronts.
The Classical Bath
Classical architecture distilled into a bath: a bureau-style vanity with silvered wood grain, louvered accents, and plank-tile walls for a glamorous, old-world air.
The European Spa
Floating vanities, clean lines, and contemporary finishes bring the calm of a premier European spa home: urban, pampered, and unmistakably modern.
Refined Rituals
Spa-inspired indulgence rooted in deliberate design: a warm macchiato-brown raised-panel vanity, marble backsplash, svelte lighting, and a soaking tub that makes relaxation the point.
Luxe Lines
Texture meets sophistication. A warm brown-sugar stain deepening reeded vanity doors, warm metal hardware, marble counters, and open shelving.
Sharp & Chic
Sleek and contemporary. Minimalist slab cabinetry, waterfall-edge counters, light wood tones, bold black hardware, and dramatic black accent walls.
Dressed to Impress
A master suite of timeless luxury. Raised-panel cabinetry with a dark highlight, dark quartz counters, black-framed mirrors, and floating vanities, plus a walk-in closet.
Dark & Dashing Bath
Bold black-and-white contrast meets natural calm. A floating vanity in a natural finish softening the high-contrast palette with clean, flat-panel lines.
Stylish Symmetry
Balanced design. A symmetrical layout around an open shelving tower and dual vanities, in warm cognac-finished cherry with tall linen cabinets.
A Powder-Room Statement
The smallest powder room, big impression. A deep midnight-blue vanity, an open console with a lower shelf, furniture-style legs, granite, and a wall-mounted faucet.
Turn the Tables
A vanity with custom-furniture appeal. Rich woodgrain and tapered legs nodding to mid-century style, with an open-shelf design for everyday function.
High Society
Bedroom and bath merged into one elevated retreat. A soft pebble-grey slab-door vanity, a streamlined counter, and floor-to-ceiling views.
Dapper Retreat
Classic meets contemporary. Rich onyx-toned cabinetry with recessed panels, framed mirrors, pendant lighting, and brushed-metal fixtures.
Inspiration, not completed projects. These rooms show the direction and the level of detail we design to.
Vanities, answered
Custom vanity or a stock unit?
One sink or two?
What countertop works in a bathroom?
How high should a vanity be?
Wall-hung or floor-standing?
Where do you work?
Visit us in person.
See the materials, meet the team, and talk through your project at our Chesapeake showroom, serving Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, and the wider Hampton Roads region.
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- 9 AM – 6 PM
- Saturday
- 10 AM – 5 PM
- Sunday
- By Appointment
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