Lexora's vanity catalog spans several named lines — Lancy, Castor, Volez, and more — each available in multiple widths and finishes. If you've found yourself comparing two similarly-named vanities and can't tell what actually separates them, this guide is the starting point.
This is the first fork in the road, and it's driven by your available wall space and how many people use the bathroom at once. See our single vs. double sink vanity guide for the full breakdown — as a rule of thumb, you need at least 60 in. of wall space for a comfortable double-sink setup. See every double vanity width, depth and height we carry in our Double Vanity Sizes & Dimensions guide.
Once you've picked a style, the remaining decision is almost always size and, for lines like Lancy, which sizes cross from single to double sink (it's not always where you'd expect — see the Lancy guide above for a specific example where a narrower model actually has more drawers than a wider one).
Every Lexora vanity ships fully assembled with concealed, adjustable soft-close hinges, and every configuration option (countertop, sink, mirror, faucet) is listed explicitly on the product page — nothing is bundled in silently. If a listing doesn't specify a countertop or faucet is included, assume it isn't.
Browse the full vanity collection (or shop all Lexora vanities) to compare all lines side by side, or start with the Lancy size guide, the Castor size guide, or the Volez size guide if you already know which look you want.
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