Scour the net for a photo and take it to your local cabinet maker. Custom built allows you to select for size of drawers, finish, and to have the sink cavity (that's the area directly under the sink) made as small as possible. A few wide drawers yield more storage than several small ones.

I use Godmorgon from Ikea in MCM homes a lot . They have great storage and you can either order with the sink or do your own counter and sink. IMO 30Yrs is a really long time but I have clients who have had Godmorgon for more than 20 yrs.

Go to a local cabinet shop.

2nd Godmorgon. GODMORGON / TOLKEN Sink cabinet with 4 drawers, brown stained ash effect, marble effect, 48x19 1/4x23 5/8" - IKEA

What is this aversion to in person shopping? There are thousands more options.

Find a local cabinet maker and have him do something that is exactly what you want. This is what I did for my kitchen and bath cabinets and I love the outcome. Price was less than if I had attempted to get the same specifications in a semi-custom brand and wouldn't have been exactly the same.

Alternative is to go to one of the many kitchen and bath design centers. They carry a number of different brands. When I was looking at this option, I found that their price points "cluster" so that the most expensive brand at a lower end show case will be the least expensive option at a higher end store. But you will get a real sense of what is available and at what price point by visiting a few stores.

I would never want to order something like a vanity over the internet because the thought of returning it would be too daunting. Packing it up and arranging for shipping and hassling with the company over whether it is defective. Just not worth it when there are options where I can deal with someone local.

I buy lots of stuff on the internet but in general it is fungible and backed up easily by the manufacturer if necessary. Or I have taken a leap on some custom ideas after reading extensive reviews and getting a good sense of the artisan. But for a vanity - why would I take the chance when there are so many other easier options with no risk.

Officer Malloy, we don't have any aversion to in person shopping. With busy schedules and not having any good recommendations for places to look near us we have become open to considering an online purchase. I would rather see something in person than have to do it online, but we haven't found the right combination of style, function, size, and quality yet.

We did have to put ours together as it was RTA but we were able to get just what we wanted so far as drawers and doors with our USA made Barker vanity and over the toilet cab. and the quality is definitely top notch.

Robin, have you used Room & Board before? I was wondering what the construction quality of their vanities are. I was looking at their Berkeley model in Walnut. I thought that they were an online only company, but I just noticed that they have showrooms, one not far from me.

I recently purchased a Room and Board vanity, and although it has not yet been installed, the quality appears top-notch. Mine is the Berkeley model, but they had quite a few nice MCM choices available, in many sizes and finishes.

Not Robin, but I also have put in a R&B vanity - the Hudson (46in) in walnut. We put it into a condo we renovated, and it was absolutely gorgeous and solidly made. Not sure how it "wore" in the bath, as we only used it for a few months before selling.

We put in two 36” Adrian vanities about six months ago. We did the white oak with marbled white quartz tops and they are just absolutely gorgeous and still look like they did day 1. We also have a number of other room and board pieces (including a Berkeley dresser) and are always impressed with the quality and customer service. I have had issues with an item in the past and they replaced it no questions asked. Definitely take a look at their showroom if you can. Highly recommend Room & Board!

I bought Duravit vanities at Build.com. I am happy with their quality, the look, etc - if you are looking for wall hung, I would recommend.

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Do you hang two vanites next to each other?

In addition to Room & Board, I'd also take a look at Waterworks. They're pricey but their vanities are very well made. It will fit your "good for 30 years" criteria.