Picking a single vanity with sink starts with two numbers: the width of your wall and the depth you can spare. This guide sorts the single-sink sizes at Veil by room, so you can match a width to a powder room, a guest bath or a small family bathroom. The sizes run from 18 in wide up to 49 in, and one model even stays single at 59 in. Depths change a lot too, because some small models are only about 16 in deep. To see every model first, browse the single sink vanity collection, and then come back here to check the fit.
The Smallest Single Vanity with Sink Sizes, for Powder Rooms
The Doveton is the narrowest of all, at 18 in wide and 19 in deep, so it suits a tight cloakroom wall. The Lyton and the Glacier Bay both measure 18.6 in wide at their 19 in size, and they are only 16.63 in deep. The Burgess starts at almost the same spot, with an 18.5 in width and a 16.25 in depth. However, the Avignon at 20 in wide is the shallowest model here, because its depth is just 15.6 in. So if your door swings close to the wall, that shallow depth can save the fit.
At 24 and 25 in, the choice opens up. The Aberdeen and the Sonoma both give you a 24 in width, but the Aberdeen is 20 in deep while the Sonoma is 20.08 in deep. The Huckleberry is slimmer at 19 in deep, and the floating Stella starts at 24.5 in wide and 18.75 in deep instead. The Luxeyard is 21.6 in wide, but its page does not state the depth, so check the product page before you plan around it.
Mid Widths for Guest Baths and Small Bathrooms
Most homes land in this band, because 30 to 37 in fits a guest bath without crowding it. A single vanity with sink at 30 in comes in several depths, so the width alone does not settle the choice. The floating DeerValley is 30 in wide and 18.3 in deep, while the Aberdeen, the Danby and the Sonoma are all about 22 in deep at that width. The Bannon runs a touch wider than its size name, at 30.5 in wide and 18.75 in deep.
At 36 and 37 in, you gain real counter room beside the basin. The Cambridge is 36 in wide, but its quartz top runs an inch wider, at 37 in, so measure for the top and not just the cabinet. The Windlowe is a true 37 in wide and 22 in deep, with an oval sink. The Huckleberry stays 19 in deep even at 36 in, so a 36 in single bath vanity like it leaves more floor in front of the cabinet. Still, the Hepburn needs care, because its sizes start at 30 in but its page data states no widths or depths, so check the product page for those numbers.
Wide Single Sinks, From 42 to 49 Inches
A wide single vanity with sink gives you one basin and a long run of counter on both sides. The Korra at 42 in is still single, and it is only 19 in deep. The Bannon at 43 in measures 42.5 in wide, and the Wilsham and the Fremont both reach 49 in wide and 22 in deep with one sink each. Also, the Sonoma at 48 in fits a 20 in wide sink into its top, so brushes and bottles still have room at the sides. The Carla goes further still, because it stays a single sink even at 59 in wide.
Depth Matters as Much as Width
Two vanities with the same width can sit very differently in the room, because depth decides how far the front edge reaches. The shallow group runs from 15.6 in on the small Avignon up to about 19 in, and it includes the whole Huckleberry and Doveton ranges. Many models at 30 in and up use the fuller depth instead, around 22 in. Still, a few break the pattern: the Korra drops back to 19 in deep at its 42 in size. The Aberdeen corner size is the deepest of all, because it runs 23 in along the walls. So measure the walkway and the door swing, not just the wall.
When One Sink Is Not Enough
One basin works well until two people need it at the same time. If you and a partner get ready together on busy mornings, you will queue, and no extra width fixes that. Several models solve it by switching to two sinks at their wide sizes: the Aberdeen, Sonoma, Danby, Gabi, Doveton, Beaufort, Abruzzo and Korra all do this at 60 in. The Huckleberry changes even earlier, because its 48 in size already carries two sinks. So if two basins matter more than counter space, look at those wide double sizes instead of a single.
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Questions
The Doveton is the narrowest, at 18 in wide and 19 in deep. The Lyton and the Glacier Bay are close behind, because their 19 in sizes measure 18.6 in wide and 16.63 in deep. The Burgess starts at 18.5 in wide. But the Avignon at 20 in wide is the shallowest of all, at just 15.6 in deep.
Yes. Several models stay single at wide sizes, so you keep one basin and gain counter space instead. The Wilsham and the Fremont are both single at 49 in wide, and the Sonoma and the Aberdeen are single at 48 in. The Carla stays single even at 59 in wide. But most other models switch to two sinks at 60 in.
No, and that is why you check your exact size. The Korra is 20.08 in deep at 24 in, about 22 in deep at 30 and 36 in, then 19 in deep at 42 in. The Huckleberry is steadier, at 19 in deep at every size. So read the depth on your size, not the range.
