You can get good quality cabinets that aren't cheap (in materials or cost) but they will still probably be less than custom.

The second picture looks much better than the first one.

I don't like the round mirrors but I like the vanity in the first picture and taht surprises me as I love very contempory as a rule. If you go with the first i would go with one large rectangular mirror with silver leaf frame and the lights will have to be much larger, maybe with some crystals.

You'll get what you pay for! Sound familiar. I'm sure you want to do this only once. Don't make the mistake of throwing money down the toilet. Read the manufacturers specification of what they are made of and how they are put together. If you are buying something premade, just make sure that they will meet your expectations. There are some good ones out there but they won't be cheap. I don't know where you are located but check out bertch.com or versinity.com. These are a couple of ones that I use when a customer doesn't want custom cabinets and you might find something that appeals to you. I can have them shipped almost anywhere in the U.S. Good Luck, Ken

Almost all of my clients end up purchasing their bath vanities rather than going the custom route. Like you, they go through the price vs. quality debate and it seems price almost always wins. Custom bath vanities are just expensive.

If you search online you can find a lot of vanities out there in the ethernet. It seems that the second pic you posted should be readily available. Restoration hardware is overpriced and I would look elsewhere. I don't mid paying a fair price for a good cabinet but their mark-up is extreme.

We're wondering the same thing. Robin, what did you decide?

its versiniti