A cherry wood traditional bathroom vanity is stained furniture that holds a sink: raised panels, bun feet or a shaped base, wood you would believe in a dining room. The complete piece is fully assembled, with the top and sink included.
This page is stained traditional wood: cherry, mahogany, walnut brown, and antique brown. Shop the furniture cabinet, then pick the width that fits the wall.
What is a cherry wood bathroom vanity?
It is a complete bathroom vanity with a cherry, mahogany, or dark-wood stain. Series such as Hopkinton (cherry), Madison (mahogany), Beckham (cherry brown), and Ellenton (cherry) are the stained options. Confirm the actual stain on the product page. Shop traditional bathroom vanities when the wood itself is the decision.
Cherry, mahogany and dark wood finishes compared
Cherry reads warm and reddish. Mahogany is deeper and browner. Walnut brown and antique brown sit between the two with less red. Distressed brown shows up on a cottage corner. None of those finishes is antique white. If you are matching existing wood trim, stain is usually easier than hoping painted white will warm up.
What size cherry wood vanity do I need?
Measure the wall first. Finish does not change the width you can fit.
Powder and tight baths: 24 inch bathroom vanities, including a walnut-brown traditional corner and a distressed-brown cottage corner on corner bathroom vanities. Guest bath: 30 inch bathroom vanities — cherry Ellenton and a 30 inch Hopkinton wood cabinet both live here. Default single with extra counter: 36 inch bathroom vanities with sink (Madison mahogany is the 36 inch wood example). Mid-width singles: 42 inch bathroom vanities with sink and 48 inch vanities. Beckham cherry brown is a wide single at 48 inch, not a comfortable double.
Primary two-user walls: 60 inch bathroom vanities, 72 inch bathroom vanities with sink, and double sink bathroom vanities. Hopkinton cherry and Beckham brown both scale into 60 inch and 72 inch. A 48 inch double is cramped; treat 48 inch as a wide single unless you accept the squeeze.
More width help: what size bathroom vanity you need.
Cherry wood vanities with sink vs. cabinet only
Most shoppers want a complete cherry wood vanity with sink. The cabinet is fully assembled, and the top and sink come with it. The countertop sometimes ships in a second carton so the stone does not crack in transit.
If you already have stone, shop a vanity cabinet only. If the wood is fine and the stone failed, shop vanity tops with sink.
Cherry wood bathroom vanity FAQ
What wood are cherry vanities made from? Solid wood with birch or plywood veneer, stained cherry. The cabinet arrives fully assembled — doors, drawers and hardware are already mounted.
What is the difference between cherry, mahogany and walnut brown? Cherry reads warm and reddish. Mahogany is deeper and browner. Walnut brown and antique brown sit between the two with less red. All three are stains on the same cabinet construction.
Do cherry wood vanities come with the countertop and sink? Complete vanities include the top and sink. Cabinet bases are the cabinet only. The countertop sometimes ships in a separate carton so the stone does not crack in transit.
What sizes do cherry wood bathroom vanities come in? 24 inch, 30 inch, 36 inch, 42 inch, 48 inch, 60 inch and 72 inch. 30 inch and 36 inch are the most common single-sink widths. 60 inch and up is where a true double sink fits comfortably.
How much does a cherry wood bathroom vanity cost? A 30 inch cherry vanity with sink starts at $929. Wider doubles start higher. Freight shipping is free.
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