well it's very small so that was all the point..to find something really small. For a really small powder room. Found on Craigslist; it's both handmade and vintage..had to tweak a bit since it didn't had anything to hasten it to the wall, had to paint too since was rusty..

the pic taken upon moving it; now has towel, basket, soap dish, art..blahblah all the useful and just-because-I-like-it-jazz

The house is Spanish ranch

some best vanities I saw here were repurposed vintage dressers and consoles..if it matches your style and your house's style, you can look into this option

I hope they(the users I'm talkng about) see the post and show their wonderful vanities

I also like my master bath vanity but that was custom made to fill the much much bigger space and looks more ordinary..I do love the colors though, and the marble remnant we used for a countertop..it was supercheap since a remnant. It's all shades of gray plus golden rust veining as main colors.

(the paint is much warmer than it seems. oh well)

I feel it's a lot what surrounds it too

our hall bath-the vanity is new but craigslisted..nothing to write home about but I found one with two open shelves rather being a single heavier looking piece, to keep more light look (it's a smaller bath..37' vanity..had to add tons of storage but in indiscreet way)..found right bins to go there..3, for family and one, for guests..I change the name tag each time we have a new guest, write his/her name..:) (asked my daughter to cut out cute tags)

(if I don't want tags to be seen I just turn a bin. lol)

The vanity in my bathroom isn't unusual but I think it looks very nice. It is 60" wide but does come in other sizes.

My vanity was made by Bertch Cabinets. (http://www.bertch.com) and purchased at a local kitchen and bath store. Bertch has quite a few styles of vanities here are a few of them

With Bertch youcan choose the door style, wood species and finish you like. I went to a fabricator for my granite top. Bertch does offer a line of man made vanity tops.

Thanks a lot. There were a few in those pictures that I liked. Now if only I had an awesome craigslist like you found! :)

well I for example spent a lot of time there..on Craigslist..checking several times a day..waiting..like a cat for a mouse..:) same thing with finding lights, furniture..can take couple months if on Craigslist, less of course with other vintage sources when items are much smaller and cost of shipping makes sense)

(that's some prehistoric quality probably..whatever's left of hunters and gatherers.))

I used an aunt's antique dresser and retro fit the drawers to fit plumbing, applied marine grade varnish to protect the wood and drilled holes for drain and faucet. Vanity cost only the price of the sink and vessel and a few weekends of work.