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Farmhouse Bathroom with Double Vanity
About this design
This bathroom centers on a long double vanity built from weathered oak. Two white vessel sinks sit atop the pale wood countertop, each with oil-rubbed bronze faucets. The vanity features open shelving beneath the counters and five drawers across the bottom, all with cup-style pulls. Two framed mirrors hang above the sinks, flanked by bronze sconces. The walls are painted a soft gray-green, and the wide-plank floor matches the vanity's weathered finish.
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What stands out
- The open shelving beneath each sink keeps towels and baskets within reach while maintaining the airy, unfitted look that defines farmhouse style.
- Cup pulls in a dark bronze finish provide simple hardware that complements the natural wood grain without competing for attention.
- Vessel sinks in white porcelain create clean rounds against the rustic wood, balancing polished and rough textures in one surface.
- The wide-plank floor in a weathered finish extends the vanity's color across the room, grounding the space in natural wood tones.
Make it work in your space
For a smaller bathroom, use a single-sink version of this vanity style with the same open shelving and drawer storage below. Keep the weathered wood and vessel sink but scale down to a 36 to 48 inch width. Skip one mirror and one sconce. In a narrow room, mount the mirror horizontally above the sink to emphasize width. On a budget, use a prefabricated vanity in a similar finish rather than custom-built, and choose a simple undermount sink instead of a vessel style.
Compare the value of two sinks against the storage and counter space they consume.
Materials and finishes
- Weathered oak vanity
- Look for real wood construction with visible grain and a matte finish that shows natural variations in color. Avoid overly distressed pieces that look artificially aged.
- White vessel sinks
- Choose porcelain with a simple round or oval shape. The sink should sit above the counter, requiring a vessel-specific faucet with adequate height clearance.
- Oil-rubbed bronze faucets
- Select fixtures with a hand-rubbed finish that shows subtle color variation. The darker metal warms against pale wood better than polished chrome.
- Soft gray-green wall paint
- Test samples in your bathroom's natural light. This muted sage tone should read almost neutral, not bright or saturated like true green.
- Wide-plank wood flooring
- Planks should be at least five inches wide with visible knots and grain. A matte or satin finish withstands moisture better than high gloss.
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Your questions, answered
What depth vanity works best for vessel sinks in a farmhouse bathroom?
A vanity depth of 21 to 24 inches provides adequate counter space around a vessel sink while keeping the fixture accessible. The sink itself typically adds 5 to 6 inches of depth, so a shallower cabinet prevents the basin from protruding too far into the room. Deeper vanities work in larger bathrooms but can feel bulky in standard-sized spaces.
How do I try this look in my own space?
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Can I buy the exact furniture and materials shown?
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