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Custom Bathroom Cabinet Solutions
Whether you need a new vanity, a full bathroom renovation, or custom cabinet storage solutions, we can tailor each design to suit your space and vision.
A stylish but functional vanity is a must for your bathroom. We offer various custom cabinetry options and ideas for standard or floating vanities in unique styles and sizes.
At Deslaurier, we have over 40+ years of experience manufacturing custom cabinets and take great pride in our products. We offer an extensive 20-year warranty to demonstrate our quality, so you can rest easy knowing your cabinets are built to last.
While we do not perform renovations, we partner with Contractors for any renovation projects and focus on achieving the best project results for our clients.
Browse our showcase with bathroom designs for inspiration!
Bathroom Vanity Styles
Modern
A modern bathroom vanity design appears both clean and simple. It's all about minimalist features and simple colour palettes, offering a clutter-free space. Typically, these vanity designs have sleek custom cabinets with no visible frames, using neutral colours and simple hardware for a minimalist look. They often incorporate industrial touches and emphasize functionality with spacious vanity countertops, and smart storage solutions to keep everything organized and tidy.
Traditional
A traditional bathroom vanity design blends classic with comfort. These designs draw inspiration from various styles and historical periods and are known for their timeless charm. They typically include natural elements, neutral colours, stylish lighting, and decorative woodwork, creating a cozy atmosphere. Handcrafted cabinetry typically has raised or recessed panel doors, complemented by custom features like columns and crown moulding, adding to the overall elegance of the design.
Transitional
A transitional bathroom vanity seamlessly blends traditional and modern styles, creating a timeless yet contemporary look. This design combines the warmth of traditional elements with the simplicity of modern aesthetics, resulting in a clean and relaxed atmosphere. Transitional bathroom vanities focus on clean lines, neutral colours, and natural materials. Cabinetry typically features classic-style doors, while hardware accents in matte black or gold.
Bathroom Vanity Designs
Bathroom vanities are sink-cabinet combinations that offer storage and practical use for daily tasks. They are created in two different designs: floating and freestanding.
Floating
Choosing floating vanities, also known as wall-mounted vanities, is primarily a style choice. They offer a sleek and minimalist look by attaching directly to the bathroom wall, appearing as if they are "floating." They save space visually and physically, making them ideal for creating a modern bathroom style.
Moreover, their wall-mounted design offers practical advantages. They simplify bathroom cleaning, as you can easily vacuum or mop underneath them without worrying about dirt buildup. Additionally, floating vanities lessen the risk of cabinet damage and facilitate easier water cleanup in case of a leak or bathroom flood.
Freestanding
Freestanding or standard vanities have base cabinets on the floor. The type of vanity varies depending on the bathroom. Small powder rooms typically have a single cabinet with a sink, while larger shared bathrooms, like master ensuites, often feature multiple cabinets or double-sink setups.
Freestanding vanities are restricted to standard cabinet heights, which can vary depending on the manufacturer. Custom cabinets, like Deslaurier’s products, offer more versatility. If you really want to make the most of your bathroom vanity space, a freestanding vanity will go much further in space and depth.
Components of Bathroom Vanities
Custom vanity cabinetry adds personalized storage solutions while creating a unique visual appeal. When choosing cabinetry, consider key factors like materials for durability and style. Shapes and styles range from classic raised-panel to modern flat-panel designs, allowing for preferences. Adding personalized features such as organizers and decorative hardware enhances both practicality and charm.
Vanity sinks are important in any bathroom, blending practicality with style with single or double sink installations. Important details include the sink material, like porcelain or stone, which affects durability and cleaning. The sink size is key for fitting in the vanity and offering enough space for washing, countertops, and cabinetry. Shapes range from classic oval to modern rectangular for different preferred styles.
Your choice of countertops helps define the vanity’s character and functionality. You can select different materials and configurations to achieve the desired style, such as sleek polished quartz, beautiful marble, or natural wood. Each material offers unique benefits, and it is important to consider daily wear and tear factors, such as scratch and heat resistance, cleaning preferences, and stain prevention.
Mirrors come in various shapes, from classic rectangles to modern rounds, offering flexibility to match different decor themes, can offer extra storage with medicine cabinets, or be positioned for accessibility. Whether you want a simple frameless design or something more decorative, choosing the right mirror enhances the bathroom's appearance while serving its practical use.
When choosing bathroom vanity and cabinetry hardware, there are six key considerations to
review: type, feel, function, style, finish and size. Materials like brass, chrome, and nickel offer durability and style. Pick hardware in sizes and shapes that match your preference, and make sure the hardware matches other fixtures for a cohesive design.
Your Custom Vanity
Ultimately, your vanity style will depend on various factors, like visual style, storage, and installation method.
A custom vanity is an easy choice if you want the perfect bathroom remodel. Custom vanity cabinets can be made to your exact specifications and with the finishes you love. With over 40 years of experience and over 30 dealers across Ontario, we can offer a customized process with our team of designers to achieve the bathroom vanity of your dreams.
Create Your Next Bathroom With Custom Vanity Cabinets
FAQs
What is the difference between stock and custom vanity cabinets? Stock cabinets are ready-made, pre-manufactured products with no customization. With stock cabinetry, what you see in-store or online is what you get. As the name suggests, custom cabinetry is custom-built to meet your personal specifications, whatever they may be. By collaborating with our designers, you can strategically tailor your bathroom vanity design to match your lifestyle. Learn more.
How much do bathroom renovations cost? Regarding vanity cabinets, a standard, entry-level double-sink vanity will cost approximately $2,000 (including cabinets, delivery, and installation), while a high-end, wall-mounted double-sink vanity can cost as much as $5,000 in cabinetry alone. The cost of full renovations or the entire vanity depends on various factors. Learn more.
How do I choose the height of my bathroom vanity? Depending on your design, the height of the bathroom vanity is measured from the floor to the top of the sink or countertop. The most common design is a top-mount or under-mount sink, meaning most vanities will be measured on the countertop's surface. Determining the user's height is the main consideration for selecting a bathroom vanity height. Learn more.
What needs to be considered when renovating a bathroom? Begin by setting a budget to guide the process effectively with your designer. You will need to determine the position of the toilet early on to plan the layout efficiently. The design should utilize available space wisely and optimize storage. You should decide on your cabinet materials in advance and choose appropriate colours to enhance your vision. Investing in high-quality bathroom mirrors and adequate lighting will ensure a well-executed bathroom renovation is tailored to your needs.
Do I Need a Permit for My Bathroom Renovation? The Ontario Building Code Act stipulates that “a building permit is required for the construction of a new building, an addition, or alteration of any building or structure with a building area over 10 square metres (approximately 108 square feet).” Moving a bathroom sink or shower drain location is structural (new plumbing is necessary). Replacing a bathroom sink faucet or re-tiling your shower walls are cosmetic. Learn more.