Corner Bathroom Vanity Ideas: 18 Designs for Any Space

Corner bathroom vanities are an incredibly efficient way to maximize your bathroom area while adding an appealing element to your design. Because of their exceptional design, corner bathroom vanities allow for often-underutilized corner spaces to be used for storage and daily preparation.

Available in various styles and materials, corner bathroom vanities can fit just about any bathroom design. Whether your bath space is ultra-modern, full of sharp angles, an uncomplicated, efficient space, or a romantic, sleek-style bathroom featuring elaborate details, there’s a corner bathroom vanity to suit any style.

Small Corner Vanities

Bathroom Sink Vanity with a Rounded Front

Small powder rooms will benefit from a vanity like this. A rounded front lets it blend into the corner where a square would be awkward. While it may not be appropriate for the main bath, the small powder room doesn’t require much counter space, making it possible.

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Photo Credit: Anne Hepfer – Gorgeous blue and gray bathroom with gray corner bow front bathroom vanity paired with blue stone countertop and black rectangular bathroom mirror, blue and gray flocked wallpaper in bathroom and antique brass French sconces.

Completely Round

Go for a softer edge with a more petite corner vanity that is completely round. This espresso vanity adds a dark contrast to this bathroom and fills this small corner so nicely.

Photo Credit: Seldom Scene Interiors -White and turquoise powder room features a round espresso corner vanity framed by bright turquoise blue walls and illuminated by a tiered capiz chandelier situated beside a small window dressed in a blue and white striped roman shade.

Corner Pedestal Sink Vanity

If you’re looking for something less bulky, then a pedestal corner sink will do the trick! This petite feminine sink adds a touch of class to this elegant space.

Photo Credit: Pamela Dailey – Clad in pink chinoiserie wallpaper, this beautiful bathroom features a corner Parisian pedestal sink accented with an oil rubbed bronze faucet kit located under a corner mounted gold ornate mirror. The sink sits on marble hex floor tiles that lead to a black pocket door.

Ultra Sleek and Modern

Perfect for the minimalistic home, this slender corner vanity is a must-have for those short on space!

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Floating Corner Vanity

Elevate your space with a floating wall-mounted corner vanity. By keeping the vanity off the floor, your space will be light and airy, and this also helps with not bogging down the space with clunky pieces.

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Large Corner Vanities

Forget thinking that corner vanities are just small cupboards to fill a corner space in a half bath. Large and luxurious corner vanities are becoming more common in spacious bathrooms.

Photo Credit: Kandrac Kole – Beautiful bathroom features gray his and hers vanities topped with white marble under gray mirrors illuminated by Reed Single Sconces flanking corner center console cabinet stacked over gray dresser.

By utilizing the corner in an ample space, you can expand your bathroom vanity in both directions, and this is actually an excellent design for his and her sides of the bathroom.

Photo Credit: Sharon McCormick Design – Beautiful master bathroom design with gray vanity ottoman tucked under corner vanity accented with inset mirror and glass-front cabinets flanked by his and her vanities featuring ivory cabinets paired with white marble countertops and sconces mounted on inset mirrors.

Photo Credit: Claire Jefford – White bathroom features curved cabinets topped with his and hers bowl sinks paired with off-set faucets and beveled mirrors flanking corner center console cabinet accented with antiqued sconces illuminated by crystal chandelier.

Photo Credit: Parkes and Lamb – Two gold framed art pieces hang from a tan plank wall over a green corner makeup vanity topped with a honed white marble countertop paired with a gray counter stool placed on gray floor tiles. The vanity is flanked by green washstands accented with satin nickel knobs and lit by mirrored sconces.

Photo Credit: Plain and Posh – Hung from a vaulted ceiling over wood-like floor tiles, a gray beaded chandelier lights a well-appointed bathroom. A chrome vanity stool sits beneath a drop-down makeup vanity fitted in a corner and topped with a white quartz countertop mounted beneath white framed vanity mirrors. The makeup vanity is located between white shaker washstands boasting chrome pulls and white quartz countertops finished with chrome faucets mounted under white frame vanity mirrors.

Photo Credit: Studio M Interiors – A pink faux fur stools sits at a white built-in makeup vanity accented with a gray and white marble countertop and polished nickel pulls. Above the vanity a white mirror is lit by Camille Long Sconces, while styled shelves are mounted in the corner. On an adjacent wall, a white washstand is finished with a polished nickel faucet kit fixed to a gray and white marble countertop beneath a white mirror flanked by Camille Long Sconces.

Photo Credit: Crown Point Cabinetry – Stunning bathroom with built-in window seat to the left of a next to a drop-down vanity lined with a Ghost Chair. A large gilt mirror flanked by nickel and white glass sconces hangs above the vanity with a corner cabinet finishing the space over marble tiled floors.

Photo Credit: D Stone Builders – A built-in corner bench fitted with a single drawer adorned with a polished nickel pull topped with a gray cushion is flanked by his and hers washstands topped with carrera marble placed under Camille Long Sconces mounted on thick, white framed vanity mirrors.

Photo Credit: 4 Chairs – Blue bathroom features a cast iron tub and a vintage style tub filler placed under windows dressed in a white and grey geometric roman shade. Master bathroom boasts a blue corner washstand painted Benjamin Moore Woodlawn Blue topped with white marble under an Allen + Roth Hovan Arch Frameless Mirror illuminated by a three light sconce alongside a mosaic marble floor.

Photo Credit: Studio Thomes James – An ivory and gray rug sits on marble floor tiles in front of a white L-shaped washstand adorned with nickel and glass pulls and lit by Camille Long Sconces mounted to white framed vanity mirrors.

Photo Credit: Marie Flanigan – Beautiful black and white bathroom features his and hers vanities paired with soapstone countertops framing sinks accented with brass gooseneck faucets and mosaic tile backsplash flanking drop down corner vanity paired with white tufted vanity stool under wraparound mirror. Frameless mirrors illuminated by brass sconces mounted on ceiling height off-white linear tiled backsplash over each sink.

Types of Corner Vanities

In addition to maximizing the bathroom space by using an otherwise underused corner space, corner bathroom vanities can also provide an extra storage option that’s extremely helpful if attempting to configure a small bathroom space. Many corner bathroom vanities include drawer or cabinet storage, which can be used to store linens and bath accessories. Corner bathroom vanities have different styles, shapes, and sizes. You should know the various types of corner vanity units to choose the right one. Here is a list of the different bathroom vanity corner units so you can select one that will suit your space.

• Rounded corner bathroom vanity

A rounded corner bathroom vanity refers to corner vanities with soft rounded edges rather than sharp ones. This type of vanity lends a classical and standard aesthetic to a bathroom. It is a good choice of vanity style if you aim for a transitional or modern classic bathroom look.

• Floating corner bathroom vanity

A floating corner vanity is a vanity cabinet mounted on the corner wall. This is great for tiny bathrooms. Floating vanities like these usually have small drawers instead of base cabinets. Mounting a piece of small furniture like this will create the illusion of more space in your bathroom, thus making your bathroom look less crowded.

• Corner double sink vanity

Most people think that corner vanities for small bathrooms have only one sink. This is not entirely true. There are corner vanity units for small bathrooms that have double sinks. They are, however, typically larger than a small corner bathroom vanity with one sink. A corner double vanity small bathroom occupies two walls that are adjacent to each other. They are often incorporated in medium-sized to large bathrooms.

• Corner bathroom vanity with drawers

A bathroom corner vanity cabinet will be ideal if you want to maximize space and add more storage to your small bathroom. Corner vanity units for small bathrooms usually have base cabinets. If you want to create a more open appeal to make your bathroom appear spacious, go for a corner bathroom vanity shelf instead.

• Corner bathroom vanities for integrated sinks

The sink and countertop are combined in an integrated sink. This creates a more streamlined and edgy aesthetic in your bathroom. The sink is a built-in countertop component constructed of the same material as the countertop instead of being added or installed.

• Corner vanity with vessel sink

Vessel sinks, also commonly known as bowl sinks, are sinks that sit on the surface of the countertop. They add style and character to bathrooms. These kinds of sinks create a calming, relaxing, and spa-like feel in the bathroom’s interior.

• Ceramic top and corner bathroom vanities

For several reasons, ceramic vanity tops are a fantastic choice for your bathroom. They have a smooth, elegant surface and a classic style which is great whether you go for the traditional or contemporary bathroom interior style. The surface of ceramic tops is also water and stain-resistant, which is crucial in a contemporary bathroom.

• Corner bathroom makeup vanity

Another corner vanity style that is very common for en suite bathrooms is the corner makeup vanity bathroom. It is a large vanity, usually with a big countertop and mirror mounted on adjacent bathroom walls. On the corner of the adjacent walls is a small space utilized as a makeup vanity.

• Corner bathroom vanity with mirror

Whether your corner bathroom vanity is small or large, you can install a mirror just a few inches above the countertop or your vessel sink. Vanities must always have mirrors for bathrooms to be convenient and efficient. Look for mirror styles that would fit best in your interior design style of choice.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can you put a vanity in a corner?

If you have a small bathroom, take advantage of the corners of the room to install your large bathroom fixtures. Moving a fixture like a vanity to the corner of the room opens up a large amount of wall space, making the bathroom appear more spacious and functional.

Does a corner vanity save space?

It might seem a little counter-intuitive, but cutting your vanity in half and putting it in a corner can actually offer you more storage space than many more conventional smaller bathroom vanities. Even if you’re sacrificing a little storage, you might make up enough floor space to add a separate storage cabinet.

What is the most timeless bathroom vanity color?

Bright, white colors are always timeless. You can use a hint of ivory or even an eggshell white, but using whites will keep your bathroom relevant. Trendy or bold colors will go out of style quickly. If you want splashes of color, use your decor and accent pieces to bring in that design aspect.

What colors make a bathroom look bigger and brighter?

According to basic design principles, light colors such as white, crème, pastel blue, gray or yellow will visually expand a room, while dark colors, such as deep red, green or brown, will make a room feel smaller.

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