Prefabricated vanities have a spectrum, evidenced by the vanity at the beginning and the one at the end. There are few stock vanities that you can find walking through the aisles of home stores that will match the criteria of what you need in your particular bathroom. I poured over vanities, their sizes, countertop selections, sink shapes, holes for faucets, and purchased this vanity through Wayfair for less than $2,000. I’ve ordered $15,000 vanities for clients before, so there are endless custom treatments that you can do with the money, but that was not my budget for this bathroom. Proportion is the biggest challenge I see people having with all things in their home, and the proportion of the previous vanity was completely wrong for the wall and the space. Now this 84” vanity fits nicely on the wall with no gaps and plenty of space for storage. Plus, with soft close drawers and snap on door hinges, it’s a cinch to put together and not worry about fabricating slabs, sinks, and wondering how it will all look with your cabinet. To elevate the style even more, replace the hardware that comes with it to something more personal that matches your faucet selection.