Short answer: a custom bathroom vanity typically runs $1,200–$5,000, built and installed — single sinks on the lower end, double sinks and premium finishes on the higher end.
Single vs. double sink
A single-sink vanity is a compact, straightforward build — one sink base, one faucet run, one mirror. A double-sink vanity is essentially twice the cabinet, twice the plumbing coordination, and often a wider footprint with more drawers and storage. That extra material and labor is why doubles land on the higher end of the range.
What affects the price
Size. Vanity cost scales with width. A 30-inch powder room vanity is a different project than a 72-inch primary bath double.
Construction. A simple open-shelf vanity with a vessel sink is straightforward. Add deep drawers with plumbing cutouts, pull-outs, and tower cabinets and the labor rises.
Materials and finish. Painted vanities are the most popular and most affordable. Stained white oak or walnut costs more — and looks incredible in the right bathroom.
The bathroom itself. Old Portland bathrooms are small, out of square, and full of surprises in the walls. We scribe every vanity to fit, which is why custom beats stock in these rooms every time.
Stock vs. custom
Stock vanities come in fixed widths and fixed depths, and in an old Portland bathroom “close enough” usually means filler strips, awkward gaps, and wasted inches. A custom vanity is built to your exact measurements — scribed to out-of-square walls, sized around your plumbing, and finished to match the rest of the house. You get every inch of storage the room allows, and it looks like it was always there.
The short version
Plan on $1,200–$5,000 for a custom bathroom vanity in Portland, built and installed. Send us your rough measurements and we’ll give you a real number — free.
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