Vanities Built Around Your Bathroom — Boise, Idaho
Bathroom Vanities by 3D Cabinetry & Custom Renovations, a two-person custom cabinet shop in Boise, Idaho.
Stock vanities come in a handful of widths and force your bathroom to adapt. We build the vanity to the room — to the inch — with the drawer layout, finish, and hardware that make a small space work harder and a large space feel intentional.
What we build
Every vanity is built with the same box construction and finish quality as our kitchen work — plywood boxes, soft-close hardware, and drawers built around plumbing so you don't lose half the cabinet to the P-trap.
- Single and double vanities in any width your wall allows
- Floating (wall-mounted) vanities for a modern, easy-to-clean look
- Matching linen towers and over-toilet storage
- Furniture-style vanities with legs and decorative details
- Kids' and guest bath vanities scaled to the space
Bathrooms are hard on cabinetry
Humidity, splashes, and daily heavy use punish cheap materials — swollen particleboard and peeling thermofoil are the usual failure points of stock vanities. We build with moisture-resistant materials and durable finishes so the vanity looks as good in year ten as it did on install day.
A standalone vanity is often at its best value as part of a larger bathroom refresh or remodel, where the fixed costs of a project spread across more scope. We'll give you an honest read on that math at the consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions — Bathroom Vanities
Can you build a vanity for an awkward or small space?
That's exactly where custom earns its keep. Angled walls, plumbing that can't move, shallow depths, knee walls — we build to whatever the room gives us, and design the drawer layout around your plumbing so you keep usable storage.
Do you install countertops and sinks too?
We coordinate the full vanity scope, including counters and sink cut-outs, and work with licensed plumbers for hook-ups where needed. You get one coordinated result instead of juggling trades.
What finishes hold up best in a bathroom?
A quality painted or catalyzed finish over the right substrate handles bathroom humidity well, as do properly sealed stained hardwoods. What fails in bathrooms is cheap substrate — swollen particleboard is the number one reason stock vanities get replaced. We build so that doesn't happen.
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Get a free estimate for your bathroom vanities project — rough range in about 5 minutes, no phone call required.