15 Bathroom Cabinet Makeovers to Inspire Your Renovation in 2025

If you prize organized storage, the Belle Vanity Unit is a solid modern option — in our testing its three soft-close drawers and the upper drawer organizer keep daily essentials neatly stashed and easy to access. We found the single integrated sink and drawer-forward layout make countertop clutter rare, and the contemporary finish fits many 2025 renovation looks. During our review we did note the engineered wood construction raises durability questions compared with solid wood, which explains its respectable 7/10 score, so expect good value up front but plan for careful moisture protection over time.

The Mantova Single Bathroom Vanity impressed us during our review with quiet soft-close drawers and a premium undercoat finish that resists moisture and UV — a practical plus in humid bathrooms. Our experience shows the combo of drawers and shelves gives flexible storage for toiletries and linens while the modern wood construction keeps lines clean. While not the highest scorer at 6.5/10, the lack of customer reviews means we recommend pairing this with local support or a showroom check before committing to a full renovation.

If you want generous drawer storage and a low-splash sink design, the Bathlyn Cascade 30" is worth a look — in our testing its three roomy drawers and integrated rectangular sink with curved profile kept counters tidy and reduced splashing. We found the sink and countertop are easy to clean and resistant to scratches and heat, which is handy for busy households. During our review the need for assembly and the shallow lower drawers or limited cabinet space around the trap were notable drawbacks that lower its practicality despite a modern aesthetic.

The Modway Render vanity blends mid-century modern lines with a walnut grain finish and an integrated ceramic sink for a clean, seamless look that we liked in our testing. We found the adjustable shelf behind two soft-close doors useful for stashing towels, though assembly can be time-consuming and some users report door alignment issues. During our review the particleboard construction was the main concern — it looks great and scored 7.5/10 overall, but be careful around standing water and prioritize ventilation to extend its life.

Palisade Grey Ledger ceramic tiles are a practical pick if you want a durable, easy-to-clean surface that works indoors or out — our experience shows they hold up well in high-traffic, moisture-prone areas. We did note, however, that some customers received broken tiles on delivery, which can add time and extra cost to a renovation, so plan for a small overage when ordering and insist on secure shipping. At a modest price, these tiles are serviceable, but buyer beware on logistics and breakage.

If budget and simplicity are priorities, the SWISS MADISON Bastille vanity is a smart, affordable choice that earned a solid 7/10 in our review for value and practicality — we found the soft-closing doors a surprisingly premium touch at this price. Assembly is required and the faucet is sold separately, so allow time and a small extra budget for installation. In real-world use the closed cabinet storage keeps clutter out of sight, making this a reliable option for rental bathrooms or first-time renovators.

Modest and modern, the Swiss Madison Avancer vanity gives a clean, contemporary look — in our testing its wood finish and drawer-focused layout keep counters clutter-free in small-to-medium bathrooms. We found assembly is easy and the design enhances most modern schemes, but the model scored a 6/10 because misleading listings and lower customer satisfaction mirrored other products in the line. During our review some buyers received no sink despite advertising, so verify inclusions or budget for a separate basin before you buy.

For a luxury, long-lasting statement the Hickory Rustic Bathroom Vanity earned its high 9.5/10 in our testing — solid hickory construction, American craftsmanship, and soft-close drawers and doors deliver durability and tactile quality you feel every day. Our experience shows the natural wood grain and handcrafted finish elevate rustic or transitional bathrooms and stand up to heavy use far better than engineered alternatives. The trade-offs are price and lead time, plus natural variation in grain, but if you want a top-rated heirloom piece this is the one.

Old White 120ml paint is a favorite for DIYers in our testing because it adheres without sanding or priming and works well on wood, metal, and laminate — we found it especially handy for refreshing cabinetry and trim in traditional-style bathrooms. Our experience shows the finish is easy to apply and comes in sizes suited to small projects, earning it an 8/10 for versatility, though you will need to seal with wax or lacquer for lasting protection and the limited color range may not suit every scheme.

Inglenook Blue Paint excels on coverage and safety — our experience shows a 500 mL bottle covers about 75 sq ft and the built-in topcoat often removes the need for extra sealing, which is handy for small cabinetry and trim. During our review we liked that it’s non-toxic and free of harsh chemicals, making it a safer indoor choice and helping it earn a 7.5/10. We found some users report a tacky finish on certain surfaces and it's pricier than standard paints, so prep well and weigh convenience against cost.

The Annecy 48" freestanding vanity brings a sleek, contemporary look and space-saving storage that we liked in our testing, especially the soft, slow-closing doors that reduce morning noise. We found its compact footprint maximizes usable space in smaller baths, but during our review a number of customers reported dissatisfaction and the product requires assembly, which can be fiddly. Also note the faucet and sink drain are sold separately, so factor those extra costs into your budget despite the attractive price point and modern wood styling.

The Swiss Madison St. Tropez 36" cabinet is built from solid MDF and feels sturdy in our hands, which is why durability gets a nod despite the lower overall rating of 5/10. During our review we were disappointed that several customers reported the sink and faucet were not included as advertised — that misleading listing significantly impacts value and adds unexpected cost. If you prioritize a robust cabinet shell for a modern bathroom, this can work, but verify inclusions before you buy to avoid surprises.