How a Small Bathroom Vanity Can Transform Your Space

Available in four finishes, including blue, gray, white, and the green seen here, this petite vanity is ideal for small bathrooms. "This was a game-changer for me when I was doing a light reno on my bathroom," former Market Editor Brittney Morgan says. "I kept trying to find a midcentury modern-style vanity without going the custom route and this was perfect. It so easy to use everyday, it has a small footprint, and it's big enough store all of my toilet paper."

If you have an affinity for French-inspired decor, this is the small bathroom vanity for you (note it also comes in a double-sink size as well). It's available in two colors—the French linen you see here and a mossy-toned shade called Patina—the design is inspired by 18th-century elegance. Here's why we love it, though: The Carrara marble top has been pre-drilled to accommodate not one but two faucets, making it feel like the ultimate bathroom luxury.

West Elm is one of the few destinations for midcentury modern-inspired furnishings that feel authentic. Case in point: This richly grained small bathroom vanity, which is customizable in all the right ways. For instance, you can opt in or out of a countertop, hardware, and more.

This clean-lined vanity is ideal for a powder room too small for a cabinet and drawer. Word to the wise, though: Place a pretty storage basket filled with linens or something of the sort under the sink to give it more of an aesthetic. Otherwise, keep it simple and let the glossy metal, which comes in either polished or brushed steel, shine.

For well under $400, this Japanese-inspired small bathroom vanity is easily one of our favorites. If you look closely, you can see the double cabinet doors that gently swing open to reveal an under-sink an adjustable shelf.

We couldn't resist highlighting this ornately hand-carved acacia wood vanity that adds an artisan touch to any powder room—no matter how small. Did we mention it's available in three colors, including moody indigo, crisp white, and petrified gray-toned wood? No matter which shade you get, be sure to complete the look with gold-toned metal accents, which aren't included.

Streamlined and simple, this second Rejuvenation pick comes in a whopping 11 colors, including the dramatic navy you see here. Plus, you can choose whether you want it with or without a sink. You can also choose the sink type, finish, and more. So if you tend to be a bit picky when it comes to your powder room furniture, this is the vanity for you.

This two-tone style cabinet will instantly infuse your small bathroom with a modern touch. If you're not into the idea of bright white in a space that tends to get a bit messy, you can opt for an all-wood alternative. It's also available two sizes, both of which are pretty small.

This small bathroom vanity used to come in four finishes, but three have sold out, so this one is not going to be on offer for much longer. The set is mostly wood and comes with two mirrored panel doors atop elegant cabriole legs. There's also an open lower shelf, giving you more than enough storage.

At first glance, the Ansel console vanity looks rustic, but upon closer inspection, we've decided that it can work in just about any bathroom. At 24 inches wide, it's the perfect size for a small space, but it's not so narrow that there's not enough storage. In fact, it comes with a soft-closing, U-shaped drawer and a slatted shelf below.

You can't go wrong with a soft, understated gray and a Italian Carrara marble vanity for your bathroom. This classic style comes in myriad options, though. Choose between six base colors, nine countertop materials, and two hardware finishes, making the Kent vanity totally your own.

There's no better space-saver in a small bathroom like a floating vanity. Our personal pick? This Latitude Run option, which is selling out fast. There's also a surprisingly big storage space behind the soft-close door.

Made of contract-grade concrete and acacia wood, this small bathroom vanity will hold up both indoors and out, so if you're on the hunt for the finishing touch in your al fresco powder room, you can finally call off the search.