Remodeling the bathroom can add incredible value to the home, and bathroom vanities offer the ideal solution for a quick remodel. There are so many different vanities on the market to suit any taste and fit perfectly into any bathroom. By installing a new bathroom vanity, you can jumpstart your remodeling project and have an instant centerpiece to decorate the rest of the room around. There are single bathroom vanities and double bathroom vanities, traditional and modern looks, and freestanding or wall-hung varieties, so you can always find the perfect vanity to complement your bathroom and lifestyle.

Remodeling the bathroom requires quite a bit of planning, but once you have the plan hammered out you can easily get the project done in a single weekend. First it is necessary to decide whether a single bathroom vanity would be sufficient or if something with additional storage and sink space would be more appropriate. Make sure to measure the space carefully and have an accurate list of dimensions before shopping for vanities to avoid buying something that is too big or too small. If your space is limited, there are many options such as bathroom vanities that hang on the wall with open shelving or corner units that fit snugly into small spots to maximize the floor space that is available.

If you have a large space you will definitely want to consider double bathroom vanities, even if you do not share your master bathroom with anyone. A small vanity would simply look out of place in a large bathroom, and the extra sink will inevitably come in handy. For couples, however, it is especially advantageous to have the facilities for both people to use the counter space at the same time.

There are many different styles of vanities in both single and double varieties, so whatever your tastes and preferences, you’re sure to find something that suits you perfectly. There are very modern styles with clean lines and innovative designs in metal and glass, or there are more traditional-looking styles made with classic wood and ornate fixtures. Vessel sinks, open shelving and wall-hung units are some of the latest trends. It’s even possible to find a bathroom vanity that is made to look like a true antique but with all the modern plumbing. As long as you carefully consider your décor and measure the space before shopping, your new vanity should jumpstart a remodeling project that leaves you with a bathroom you’ll love.

If you are redecorating or remodeling your bathroom, a new bathroom vanity combined with a fresh color scheme on the walls and new accessories can do wonders. Bathroom vanities come in a wide variety of colors and styles and can act as a centerpiece for the space in terms of color and style. Double bathroom vanities are also a great addition to any master bathroom for the convenience and grandeur they add to the room. There are just so many colors and materials that can turn an outdated bathroom into a wonderfully modern space.

Modern styles are brighter and more natural than the outdated looks of the past, and Teak bathroom vanities are perfect if you are trying to achieve this bold and beautiful contemporary look.  They go perfectly with neutral paint and accent colors in shades of gray, tan or brown, which provide a muted textural backdrop that can be accessorized however you please. The natural look of teak in the bathroom vanity cabinets combined with the bold look of slate, stone or river rock on the countertops and in the bath or shower is ideal for any modern home. And since these colors and materials are so neutral, you can accessorize them however you please, switching out things like towels, framed pictures and candles to create a new look.

If you prefer something brighter, there are many bathroom vanities that can provide the look and feel you desire. Rich shades such as cheerful yellow, bold burgundy and sparkling teal provide an energetic look, which can truly inspire you to go for an overall design. Many single and double bathroom vanities come painted, or, you could paint your own accents on a wood vanity and customize it yourself. You could also leave the color pops to the walls, linens and shower curtain and stick with glass or metal vanities, and then use interesting accents to complement the wall color. Framed photos of bright sun scenes with a yellow bathroom or soothing blue candles and ocean-themed accessories with a turquoise room could be ideal.

White still has a place in the modern bathroom, but the harsh stark shades of white that were popular in the past are no longer in vogue. Now designers prefer soft shades of white, which look perfect with natural teak vanities or pastel painted woods. You could layer different shades of white and add just the right amount of bold color accents in the accessories to complete the look. Whatever you choose, when it comes to bathroom designs these days, bolder is definitely better.