A new bathroom vanity changes how a bathroom looks and works every day, and it is one of the first things people price when they plan a bathroom update. Vanity prices online range widely because a vanity is more than a cabinet: size, storage, the top and the finish all play a part. Here is what changes the cost of a bathroom vanity in New Jersey, and how to plan yours at our Newark showroom.
1. Single or double vanity, and the size
Width is the first thing that moves the price. A compact single vanity for a powder room is a very different purchase from a long double vanity for a primary bathroom. Measure the wall, and note where the plumbing comes out, before you shop, so you only look at sizes that fit.
2. In-stock or custom
In-stock vanities come in set sizes and finishes and are the most budget-friendly, faster option. A custom vanity is built to your exact space, which helps in older New Jersey homes where walls and plumbing are rarely standard. The same trade-offs apply as for kitchens; see our in-stock vs. custom guide.
3. Storage: doors, drawers and organizers
Drawers usually cost more than doors, and built-in organizers add a little more again. They are often worth it in a bathroom, where small items get lost behind cabinet doors. Decide what you need to store before you choose a layout.
4. The vanity top
The top has a big effect on both looks and budget. Stone and quartz tops look high-end and handle daily use well; other surfaces keep the budget lower. Ask us which tops are available for the vanity you like, and compare materials in our countertop guide.
5. Finish and style
Painted, wood-look and two-tone finishes, door styles and hardware all change the final cost. A simple style in a classic color is the easiest way to keep the budget in check, and you can add personality with the hardware.
What a vanity price usually does not include
We help you choose your vanity and deliver it curbside. We do not install; your own contractor or plumber handles installation, plumbing and any wall or floor work. Plan for those when you set your budget, and when you compare quotes.
Tips to keep a bathroom vanity on budget
- Keep the sink where the plumbing already is.
- Choose a standard width if it fits your wall well.
- Put your budget into the top and the drawers you will use every day.
- If you are also redoing the kitchen, plan both at once and choose finishes together.
See bathroom vanities in person
Photos rarely show the real color of a finish or how a drawer feels. Visit our showroom to compare vanities, tops and hardware, and get an immediate estimate. See our bathroom vanities or request a free quote.
Serving homes across New Jersey and New York City
We deliver curbside across our New Jersey service area, including Maplewood, South Orange, West Orange, Montclair, Union, Elizabeth, Hoboken and Bayonne, and to all five New York City boroughs. Find your town on our service areas page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a bathroom vanity cost in New Jersey?
It depends on the size, in-stock or custom, storage, the top and the finish. Bring your measurements to our Newark showroom for an immediate estimate on the vanity you like.
Is a custom vanity worth it?
A custom vanity makes sense when your space is not a standard size or you want specific storage. If a standard size fits well, an in-stock vanity saves money and time.
Do you install bathroom vanities?
No. We help you choose your vanity and deliver it curbside; your own contractor or plumber installs it.
Visit Kitchen Factory Newark
Our showroom is at 221 Frelinghuysen Ave, Newark, NJ 07114. We are open Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5:00 and Saturday 9:30 to 2:00 (closed Sunday), and walk-ins are welcome. Call 973-732-4850, send a WhatsApp or text to 973-732-4851, or request a free quote and we will contact you the same business day.
