I have glacier white Corian countertops. In my last kitchen I had cameo white Corian. Total of 14 years. Among the reasons I love it is the fact that even the worst stains can be easily cleaned up with Soft Scrub with bleach. If the mess is really bad, wash it overall and then cover the worst spots with soft scrub (with bleach) and let it sit for five minutes or so before scrubbing it off. I gather there are now more than a dozen whites so the color you have may be one of the yellower ones.

Do you have a granite shop anywhere near you? We had a granite top made for antique record cabinet we're using for vanity. Found gorgeous piece in granite shop's "boneyard" - had 3 edges eased, two front corners slightly beveled, sink hole cut - cost $400 for 22" 1/2 x 42" top. Sink is Kohler Serif (not expensive and i love it) with Delta Victorian faucet - two or 3 times a day i go out in my garage and admire the combo :) Karen

You can find prefab granite tops on craigslist down here (FL.) for about $210. You'd have to have the sink cutouts down by a fabricator. The come with a bullnose edge and in most common stones. Sounds like I have the same master bath vanity as you and that's what we're doing to "spruce" it up for either resale or rental. I'm also going to paint the laminate base to freshen it up. I'll take off the drawer/door fronts and DH will use them as a template to make simple replacement doors that can be painted.

Simple. Go to any cabinet retailer. Your first vanity needs a 48" cabinet, with 2 3" fillers cut to 2" in the field. I suggest a vanity with drawers to either side of a central sink compartment. 1-2K depending on what quality cabinet line you choose. The second needs either a standard 42" partial overlay door style vanity (yes, that's a standard size) or, it needs a full overlay 36" with 2 3" fillers for the sides. Measure carefully, because you won't have any way to fix this should it be slightly larger than 42". Unless you also order 1 6" filler as a just in case reserve. Again, 1-2K. Then go to a stone yard for granite. Maybe remnants. Maybe not. With 2 vanities and splashes, you may need to much stone to fit a remnant. That is also probably 1-2K, depending on your sink choices and faucets that you choose.