I have looked at every vanity available I think, I cannot find a vanity that the base is 14" deep ........
But I did find a website that might help you
www.qualitybath.com
(If only our bathroom was a few inches wider!)
Good luck!

Duravit may have something. I know they have shallow depth sink (back to front). Toto has some shallow toilets too. You may be limited to a round bowl but you may be able to sneak in an elongated toilet. They have specs loaded on their website.

Good luck!

Here is a link that might be useful: Some examples from Duravit's website

We had a similar powder room (5'x3'), although the plumbing was from behind the sink.

We used a nightstand with drawers (although you can use one without) as they are shallow (24"x15"). A vessel sink, single handle from the back right corner. Drilled holes for the the plumbing. AS also makes a compact elongated cadet3 that works nicely in a tight space, but still elongated.

One walks into the offset middle of the tiny room, with the 15" deep mini fabricated vanity on the right that goes up to the edge of the doorway and the toilet on the left.

I found nothing pre-made that would fit our room. It was a 1950's special ;-)

Really hard to get photos as the room is so darn tiny.

Thanks for the suggestions. Pepperidge farm, that is such a great idea about the nightstand!

Sonia is another manufacturer that I can think of. They have several vanities that are just over 17" deep. They have a variety of styles from contemporary to traditional.

Good luck!

How about small mexican sinks?

Here is a link that might be useful: small mexican sinks

Here are some very pretty ones.

http://www.signaturehardware.com/style120

I have a tiny victorian pedestal sink. Try Google for "teeny tiny wall sinks" and also teeny tiny vanities LOL. See what you get. c

Here is a link that might be useful: sinks

Here is another site...has a 12" vanity w/ vessel sink onit.

Here is a link that might be useful: vanity

Ikea has a 16x16" basin and stand that run, as I recall $150 and take a single-hole faucet.

The American Standard Minette is a functional corner sink that we have in one of our Victorian bathrooms. It takes a 4" faucet -- we used the now-discontinued Delta Neo with porcelain handles, but the clincher for that faucet was the swinging, arched spout, which made the sink more usable.

I've since seen some of the European lines with tiny, wall-hung sinks of all kinds of shapes. Duravit (duravit.us) has several now that I'd consider.

Here is a very small vanity I saw at a local plumbing shop. The sink is 16" deep, but the cabinet is only 11". They also have it in a wall mount.

Here is a link that might be useful: Fairmont Designs vanity

We are in the middle of a bathroom + mudroom/pantry/powder room remodel. The powder room is 30" x 7.5', so we have the same narrow width but some extra length. Now that the wall is up, I see how narrow the room is!

We re-did a very small (5' x 8') full bath last year, and I needed a toilet that was narrow and did not come out too far. I used the Toto Promenade, round front. The model has changed now to the Toto Eco-Promenade, so the dimensions might have changed, but the width was only 18" and the depth was reasonably short.

I have another Promenade that I bought a few years ago for the (old) downstairs powder room, and I will be re-using it in the current remodel.

I just bought a 9" deep sink (9x15), wall mounted, called Eurobase 45 by Sphinx in Holland. Imported by Lux Salon (Vancouver, BC - but I'm sure there are other importers). Actually, I also bought their cabinet to go with, which is the same depth. Works perfectly for our 3x5' bathroom!

Toto Ultimate round front is physically and visually compact. Porcher makes a nice looking minimal wall hung sink.