DIY Bathroom Vanity Ideas Perfect For Repurposers

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A bathroom vanity isn’t exactly a complex piece of furniture so you could safety assume that you might be able to build one yourself. The easiest option would be to repurpose an existing furniture piece or even something completely different, not meant to be used in this way at all. Check out some of our ideas for DIY bathroom vanity designs and maybe you’ll be inspired to start your own project.

Before you get all excited with the idea or repurposing a cabinet as a bathroom vanity, take a moment to consider things like the humidity in the room, the size of the space and the style that works best for it. You might realize that a more open design would suit the bathroom better. In that case, check out Smalltownrambler to find out how this semi-floating vanity was built.

An open shelf vanity like the one featured on H2obungalow is also a beautiful option. Notice that it looks quite robust and solid, with a sturdy wooden frame and a stone top for the washbasins to stand on. However, because the compartment are not closed off, the vanity looks open and less heavy.

If the bathroom is small or if you’d like to maintain an open and airy decor, consider a floating shelf vanity. It’s one of the easiest DIY projects you can do. You just need some wood which can be reclaimed lumber, a table saw, a drill, some screws and polyurethane. If you want, you can make a live edge shelf and you can stain the wood in any shade you want so it looks great in your bathroom. Check out Themerrythought for more inspiration.

If it fits and you like the look, you could repurpose a dresser into a bathroom vanity. The transformation shouldn’t be too difficult if you follow the steps described on Anoregoncottage. First thing first: get a sink that fits. Trace its shape on the top of the dresser and cut out the hole. Then cut a hole at the back for the plumbing, paint or stain the dresser and give it the look you want, install the sink, the faucet and plumbing and you’re pretty much done.

Another thing you can repurpose as a vanity is a dining table. Sure, dining tables are pretty big so you’ll have to cut off some of the pieces. Consider having the vanity sit on only two legs, with the back section attached directly to the wall. Make sure you measure the sink before you cut the table and that the piece fits. If you can find a dining table with built-in drawers then you’ll also have some storage in your bathroom. Of course, you can take advantage of the empty space underneath your new DIY bathroom vanity to store things like towels and cleaning products in boxes or baskets. found on makelyhome.

Repurposing can be easier in a lot of cases but sometimes it’s best to just throw out the old furniture and to make something new from scratch. A bathroom vanity doesn’t have to be very fancy, especially if you prefer a rustic, farmhouse-industrial style. In fact, if you like this particular design, you can check out Melissavoigt to find out exactly the vanity was built. You can adapt the instructions to create something exactly to your liking.

If you’re set on the idea of building your own bathroom vanity from scratch, then there are lots of different options, including the project described on Avantimorocha. You can find out what materials and tools you’ll need for it as well as the supplies and measurements for this particular vanity. Its design is simple and rustic and wonderfully well-balanced, with both open and closed storage.

Some of the design details of a DIY bathroom vanity have to do with things like the type of sink you want to use, the height of the counter and the type of storage you prefer. For a vessel sink you’ll need the counter height to be quite low so you might not be able to have it all, in case you want drawers as well as open shelves. It’s a compromise that was also made when building this very vanity. You can find out all about it on Thespacebetweenblog.

Unless you’re a professional furniture designer or you already have some experience in this field you’ll want to try something simple for your first DIY bathroom vanity. Some styles are better suited for this than others. For example, a rustic or an industrial vanity is easier to build than a modern one. If you want to simplify things even more, you could use a reclaimed cabinet as a starting point and simply turn it into a vanity but making the necessary adjustments. Such a transformation is described on Theescoopsoflove.

A lot of things can be repurposed into a bathroom vanity. For example, a vintage sewing machine station might add a lot of character to your bathroom. Just remove the sewing machine and replace it with a washbasin. Leave the rest as it is. This particular model has drop-leaf sides which is actually a really useful feature. found on Bededesign.

Here’s another similar design. This bathroom vanity sits on a base that’s actually a vintage cast iron frame from a sewing machine. The wooden top was added later on during the transformation. It looks very beautiful and it has a lot of character. found on Nomadearchitettura

Another thing you can repurpose is a wooden barrel. The transformation is actually pretty easy. You have to make room at the top for the sink or washbasin so, depending on the style you choose, plan the necessary adjustments. What’s great about this idea is the fact that the barrel hides all the plumbing. At the same time, the wood adds warmth to the room.

You can even repurpose unusual things like a bike. This would have to be my favorite design. The bike isn’t meant to be used as furniture but it looks wonderful. The vanity sits nicely, being attached to both the bike frame and the wall and there’s room for the towels on the handlebars. So if you’re thinking of replacing your bike with a new one, this is something you can do with the old one.

If you liked our repurposed barrel idea, this is something similar. The difference is that the barrel is not made of wood. It’s a metal barrel and it would fit well in industrial bathrooms.

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