The bathroom vanity is more than just storage. As the washroom pièce de résistance, it defines the entire bathroom aesthetic, while providing a practical space for hygiene and hair care.

But with so many vanity variables, some Aussie homeowners find this particular fixture a bit daunting. We’re here to help by comparing the top bathroom vanity types, as well as sizes, styles, and price points.

Otti: Havana

A classic wall-hanging unit, the Havana dangles elegantly above the floor, creating a chic floating effect and the illusion of extra space. The popular mid-range option features sleek fluted curves for a softer, more organic look, while sharp vertical lines draw the eye. 

With sizes spanning slim singles to extra-long doubles, this elegant woodland oak vanity complements a wide range of bathroom designs. Brushed gold handlebars and tapware add an ultra-lux touch. 

• Sizes: 900m - 1,800mm

Cassa Design: Westminster

Ideal for mid-century or coastal-chic bathrooms, the Westminster impresses with its curved, wood-panel form and matt-white finish. This premium wall-hanging unit pairs well with various whitewashed basins and mirrors for a ‘no-expenses-spared’ bathroom centrepiece. 

Hidden shaker doors open out via a conspicuous bottom finger pull (or optional Cassa knob handles) to provide a surprising amount of storage space for such a compact unit. Inside, adjustable shelves organise all your hair and skincare essentials. 

• Sizes: 900m - 1,800mm

Turner Hastings: Coventry

An alternative to the Westminster, the Turner Hastings Conventry is an elegant heritage-style vanity featuring a genuine Carrara marble top with a 100mm splashback. The Italian-sourced marble showcases inherent colour, shade, and pattern variations for a premium, all-natural feel. A recessed ceramic basin complements the old-world aesthetic. 

Below, this heavy-set freestanding vanity features intricate solid timber doors. Soft-close drawers with matt-black or chrome handles come included, though many customers upgrade to brass. The high-end vanity suits heritage-themed renovations and was built to last by Blum, a well-regarded German manufacturer. 

• Sizes: 750mm - 1,200mm

Fienza: Siska Slim 

At just 365mm deep, the petite Siska Slim slips effortlessly into smaller en-suites to provide a comfy self-care space. Down below, the slender freestanding vanity has a recessed kickboard to make cleaning easier and offer a little extra toe room. 

This unimposing, satin-white vanity is distinctly minimalist, making it a good fit for contemporary, uncluttered bathrooms. Soft-close cabinet doors and a gloss-white ceramic basin top complete the Scandinavian-style design. The best bit? This wallet-friendly option won’t bust your reno budget. 

• Sizes: 600mm - 1,200 mm

Trending Bathroom Vanity Styles in Australia

Let’s examine three leading trends found in Australian bathrooms today. 

Minimalist 

A whitewashed exterior, crisp, clean lines, and hidden or handless drawers define the minimalist bathroom vanity design. Fienza has a range of affordable, minimalist freestanding vanities in various shapes and sizes. 

Coastal Chic

A solid choice for cosy homes with a mid-century vibe, the coastal or vintage-chic vanity features shaker-style cabinet drawers with brushed-metal button handles. Turner Hastings has an excellent range, with many featuring luxurious marble countertops.

Premium

Luxury vanities feature curvaceous wall-hung designs and premium organic materials, such as natural wood-grain veneers. Ideal for architecturally inspired bathrooms, features like fluted panels, elevated sinks, and vertical grooving offer an upmarket, spa-like feel. Otti and Casa Design are two excellent high-end contenders. 

Understanding Bathroom Vanity Sizes

Size matters when selecting a bathroom vanity. Bigger is generally more beautiful, but also pricier and harder to install. 

Width

Width is the most important dimension. 

• Small: For single-person vanities in compact bathrooms, 400–600mm is the ideal range.
• Medium: A standard 600–900mm-wide vanity provides extra countertop space for your assortment of self-care goodies. 
• Double: A roomier 1,200–1,800mm countertop is big enough for two to groom side by side.

Depth

Deeper units give you more countertop and storage space, but can make a bathroom feel cramped. 

• Slim: Petite vanities 350–400mm deep work well for narrow bathrooms with limited walking space. 
• Standard: The standard 400–500mm vanity provides a decent amount of space.
• Deep: Although relatively rare, some older vanities stretch 500-600mm for even more room. 

Height

The countertop on freestanding vanities sits somewhere between 800 and 900mm. Wall-hanging vanities let you select the exact height, useful for exceptionally tall or short homeowners. 

How Much Does A Bathroom Vanity Cost in 2026?

The size, style, and brand affect the sticker price, with premium manufacturers like Otti and Casa Design costing more per square inch. Consider the following as a ballpark price guide:

• Budget: Smaller, low-end vanities go for $300-600
• Mid-range: Larger vanities made from superior materials cost $600-$1,200
• High-end: Premium double vanities range from $1,200-5,000

Don’t forget to factor in installation, which typically costs $500 to $2,000, depending on complexity. 

Bathroom Space Has the Perfect Vanity for You

Whether you want a luxury wood veneer double vanity or a petite minimalist corner unit, Bathroom Space has the perfect solution for you.

Take a moment to browse our broad range of quality bathroom vanities, or drop into our Underwood (Brisbane) showroom to see these head-turning designs first-hand.

Not local to the area? We provide customised advice over the phone and deliver Australia-wide.