White Ceramic Vanity — 30 in. with Drawers

A streamlined white vanity that balances storage capacity with clean-lined modern design, anchoring your bathroom with functional elegance.

Key Features

• Ceramic top sink with integrated countertop for seamless aesthetic
• Two full drawers plus tip-out drawer for organized daily-use storage
• Water-resistant painted finish on doors and drawer fronts
• Open cabinet with adjustable shelving for flexible storage configuration
• Solid wood and MDF construction for stability and durability
• Modern minimalist silhouette suits contemporary and transitional bathrooms

Specifications

• Width: 30 in.
• Depth: 18.3 in.
• Height: 33.8 in.
• Weight: 101.63 lbs (assembled)
• Countertop: Ceramic
• Cabinet body: Solid wood and MDF with water-resistant paint
• Finish: Matte white

Where it fits

At 30 inches wide, this vanity works in half-baths, guest bathrooms, and primary suites where a single sink under 36 inches makes sense. The white finish reads modern without going cold — pairs well with white subway tile, warm wood flooring, or marble accents. The 18.3-inch depth keeps it usable in narrower rooms where a standard 21-inch vanity would crowd the floor.

FAQs

• Does this ship pre-assembled? Yes — the cabinet, sink, and countertop arrive as one assembled unit. You install only the wall mount, faucet, and drain on site.
• Will it fit a 30-inch rough opening? The vanity is exactly 30 inches wide. Allow ¼ to ½ inch on each side for trim and shimming — plan for a minimum 30.5-inch finished opening.
• What faucet hole does the sink have? A single 1.4-inch center hole — fits any standard single-hole faucet. For a wall-mount faucet, leave the hole open or cap it with a faucet hole cover.
• Can I install this myself? Yes — typical install is 1–2 hours for one person with basic tools (level, drill, adjustable wrench). Pre-assembled construction means no cabinet carpentry on site.
• Is the finish durable in a wet bathroom? The waterproof surface treatment resists daily moisture and splashing. Wipe spills with a soft cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners that strip the topcoat.