Collection: Floating Bathroom Vanities

There is a particular calm to a bathroom with an open floor beneath the vanity. Our wall mounted collection runs from a compact 18 inch unit to 140 inch compositions with integrated linen towers, most pairing a reinforced acrylic top with a seamless molded basin. Free shipping to the 48 continental states.

What floating gives a room

Three things, and each one matters more in practice than it sounds on paper. Visually, an unbroken run of floor makes a modest bathroom read considerably larger. Practically, you can clean straight underneath, which a family bathroom will thank you for every week. And because the vanity is set at install rather than arriving at a fixed height, you can place the counter exactly where the people using it want it, which is a genuine luxury and costs nothing extra.

What it asks in return

A wall mounted vanity transfers its loaded weight into the wall, so it wants solid in-wall support behind it, and the plumbing needs to sit above the cabinet's underside. If your project is already opening the wall, this is the moment. If it is not, our team is happy to talk through what is behind your drywall before you commit, because the right answer here saves a great deal later.

Integrated tops, and the alternative

The dominant configuration in this range is a reinforced acrylic solid surface top with the basin molded in as one continuous piece. There is no seam at the bowl to collect anything, and nothing to reseal, ever. Sintered stone tops with a ceramic undermount basin are the principal alternative, offering a harder, more mineral surface with the depth and coolness of real stone. Both arrive ready to install.

Scale and layout

Widths run from 18 inches through 84 and over, with depths to 22 inches, and each listing states the sink layout: single centered, single offset left or right, double, or cabinet only. At the upper end, our Max series composes multiple cabinets with integrated linen storage into runs up to 140 inches, which is how you give a primary bathroom the presence of a dressing room. Colors and finishes are chosen per model rather than imposed across the range, so the individual listing is the place to look.

A floating vanity is the detail people notice without being able to say why. The room simply feels lighter, more deliberate, more like the bathroom in the photograph that started the project. Come and see the finishes in person at our Anaheim showroom, or call and we will help you narrow it down.