Can't you order it from the same company who did your kitchen cabinets?

Most companies will have a limited line of "Vanities", but if you look in the catalog where all the cabinet sizes are listed you can order any cabinet and door style in a vanity sized unit or create a vanity from properly sized components. I used "vanity" or "office" components to do a shallower, slightly lower run of cabinets in part of my former kitchen.

Actually, my kitchen cabinets are custom made and VERY expensive. My husband did not want to spend that kind of money on the bathroom vanity. :/ So, I'm trying to find a less expensive solution that has reasonable quality. I don't want off the shelf vanity from Home Depot, Lowe's, etc. :-)

Jan Moyer, 1) I want to order online because I haven't found a local cabinetmaker that doesn't want at least $7,000 for this 59" x 22.5" vanity. That's just too steep for me...especially after spending so much $$ on a kitchen remodel. 2) I want to order online because I can't seem to get any help from kitchen and bath businesses in my area (very small town) that want to deal with ONLY ordering 1 vanity. They like to do full kitchens and more expensive jobs. 3) My custom kitchen cabinet maker hasn't gotten back to me for a bathroom vanity bid. I'm not sure he's around anymore. 4) Why not MDF? Because I like stain/glaze on real wood. MDF is only paintable. I haven't found a company that provides sealed plywood as the box...I've only found companies that provide particle board. My current vanity is particle board and when we had a water issue by the toilet, it swelled the base of my vanity and the wood veneer split in multiple places... 5) My current vanity is short, 32". That's why I want a taller vanity... Yes, I was thinking of simply ordering a kitchen cabinet base (like for an island) to use as a vanity. I like all drawers in the bathroom, no doors if possible. 6) I like "matchy"...and since we're remodelling two bathrooms, I'd like the house to feel cohesive with the same cabinetry throughout.

When ordering on line, always ask for samples. We have received various samples for a few projects and the quality seemed great for the money they were asking.

Designer Drains, good suggestion. Who do you like/use? :-)

@M we've used The Cabinet Spot, they offer samples in various colors.

Designer Drains, Thanks!

Designer Drains, have you ever used these cabinets with 3cm Cambriastone or Ceasarstone on top? I'm wondering how strong these are...

A relatively quick internet search turned up these semi-custom cabinet door styles ranked from most expensive (but cheaper than custom) to cheap. None of them are matches, but all of them coordinate in some ways. Of course the more expensive door seems to coordinate more, and the cheapest one, less.

If you can't go the custom route and match exactly, I doubt anyone but you would realize that the bath vanity was not a version of the kitchen cabinets. They won't be seen together

Plain and Fancy Madrid--this one may even be able to be ordered with a raised drawer panel, not sure,

Kraftmaid RTM6

Thomasville Camden

Palimpsest, WOW! You're AMAZING!!!! Thank you, thank you so much for doing that. I couldn't seem to find these doors, probably because I was searching the original name of the door: "Delaware". I'm sure different companies name these doors differently. Thank you SO MUCH! The Kraftmaid AA1M6 works for me! I'm ok with the drawer front not having a raised panel. I don't think anyone who walks from my kitchen to this bathroom just off the kitchen would notice the difference. Thanks again! You're AWESOME!

Ooops, I meant the "Plain and Fancy Madrid"...not the Kraftmaid AA1M6. :-)