Bathroom Vanity Units

Bathroom Vanity Units Ireland

Choosing the right vanity unit means adequate storage, perfect bathroom layout and plumbing configuration, maintenance and a cohesive bathroom look for years. It also must work with the bathroom tiles, taps and accessories you are planning. 

Royale Stones offer a wide variety of wall-hung, freestanding, and combined vanity units at our Tallaght showroom in Dublin and online with free delivery over €300 

Shop by Vanity Unit Type

Wall Hung Vanity Units

These bathroom vanity units are lifted from the floor and installed on properly assessed walls for a modern bathroom look and easier cleaning rituals. It creates visual space in smaller bathrooms.

Wall-hung units require solid blocking in the wall at the correct height. Specify the unit before the bathroom wall tiles go on. 

Freestanding Vanity Units

Floor-standing vanity units are more practical for larger storage requirements and large bathroom spaces. They suit traditional and contemporary bathroom styles. 

Freestanding bathroom vanities are more forgiving during installation, requiring no wall blocking. Pair it with matching taps and a basin to complete the vanity specification before ordering. 

Combined Vanity and Toilet Units

Combined vanity and toilet units integrate a vanity and a back-to-wall toilet in a single unit. It maximises space effectively in cloakrooms, downstairs WCs, and small bathroom spaces. 

Toilet and sink units require a back-to-wall matching toilet pan and a concealed cistern. Planning a full bathroom floor? Our bathroom floor tile range includes large-format options that pair well with the clean lines of a combined unit. 

Double Sink Vanity Units

Two basins, his and hers vanity in one integrated unit. It is suitable for master bathrooms and family bathrooms with high morning demands. 

Double-basin vanity units require more wall width than standard vanities. Confirm the available space, plumbing rough-in positions of waste outlets and hot and cold water supplies before ordering. 

Vanity Unit Finishes

Here are some of the best vanity unit finishes you can find at Royale Stones

1. Matte Vanity Units: Understated; their surface conceals fingerprints, watermarks and minor scuffs between cleans. 

2. Futed Vanity Units: Textural; the ribbed vertical channels add depth and shadow to the cabinet front. One of the stronger current trends in Irish bathroom design 

3. Smooth Vanity Unit: Timeless; these vanities are easier to wipe clean than fluted surfaces, where dust can settle in the channels. 

Vanity Unit Colours

• White Vanity Unit: Maximises the sense of light and space. Works with any tile colour. 

• Grey Vanity Unit: From light stone to deep charcoal, it's a strong contemporary choice.

• Black Vanity Unit: Pairs well with white or light grey wall tiles.

• Wood Vanity Unit: Works well in Scandi-influenced and natural-material bathrooms.

• Beige Vanity Unit: One of the most cohesive choices in concrete-effect bathrooms.

• Blue Vanity Unit: Works best in larger bathrooms with good light.

• Green Vanity Unit: Pairs naturally with natural stone-effect tiles and marble basins.

• Faired Burning Red Vanity: Best used in en-suites or downstairs WCs where colours anchor the entire room.

Not Sure Which Bathroom Vanity Unit to Choose?

Visit our Tallaght showroom to see units in person. Our team can advise on unit type, finish, sizing, and how to coordinate with your tile and tap choices.

FAQs

What is the difference between a wall-hung and a freestanding vanity unit?

 A wall-hung vanity unit is fixed directly onto the wall with no floor contact, making cleaning easier and creating a sense of visual space. A freestanding unit sits on the floor on a full plinth base with more storage and special wall preparation. 

What size vanity unit do I need? 

Measure your available wall width, deduct clearance for door swings, radiators, and any adjacent fixtures. Standard single vanity unit runs from 400mm to 800mm. Double sink units start from 1200mm. The standard vanity depth is 450-500mm; confirm sufficient clearance from the unit front and opposite wall or door for comfortable use. 

What finish is easiest to keep clean on a vanity unit? 

Smooth matte finishes are a practical finish for daily cleaning. It conceals watermarks and fingerprints between cleans and has no surface texture for dust or product residue to accumulate. Fluted finishes are striking to look at but require more time to clean. 

Can I match my vanity unit to my bathroom tiles? 

Yes, but plan before ordering either. The most cohesive results come from confirming vanity colour and finishes alongside the tile palette rather than making them separate decisions. 

Do vanity units come with a basin included? 

Some do, but some do not. Check individual product specifications. Units sold without basin require separate specified sink that fits the worktop cutout dimensions of the unit.