Residential
Custom Bathroom Vanitiesin Toronto & the GTA
Since 2018 we've designed, milled and finished vanities in our own shop — one team, from first drawing to final install. Crafted for one of the most demanding spaces in the home, our custom vanities are engineered with moisture-resistant construction to withstand daily use while maintaining their beauty for years to come. From sleek floating designs to timeless furniture-style pieces, every vanity is thoughtfully built and finished with precision-mitred stone, premium hardware, and meticulous detailing.
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The short answer
Panda Reno builds custom bathroom vanities and bathroom cabinets in Toronto and the GTA: floating, double and furniture-style vanities made from moisture-stable materials in our own shop, with stone tops coordinated to fit. As a 2026 guide, a custom single vanity typically costs about $2,500–$5,000 and a double vanity $4,500–$9,000 for the cabinetry, before the top, sink and plumbing. Most vanities take 4–8 weeks from approved drawings to installation.
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- Typical investment
- Single $2,500–$5,000; double $4,500–$9,000 (cabinetry)
- Timeline
- 4–8 weeks from approved drawings
- Styles
- Floating, double, furniture-style, fluted
- Made
- Designed and built in our own GTA shop, installed by our team
- Consultation
- Free, in-home, no obligation
Why homeowners choose Panda Reno
- Made in our own shopCabinetry designed, milled & finished in-house
- 6+ years in businessBuilding cabinetry across the GTA
- One-team buildThe makers install what they build
- 15+ projects deliveredSee the portfolio proof →
What we build
The bathroom, considered.
From sleek floating designs to timeless furniture-style pieces, every vanity is thoughtfully built and finished with precision-mitred stone, premium hardware, and meticulous detailing. The result is a statement piece that combines exceptional durability with refined elegance — crafted to perform flawlessly while looking as exquisite as fine jewellery.
Discuss your project- Floating, furniture-style and full-height vanities
- Fluted, slab and shaker door fronts
- Mitred stone tops with integrated or vessel basins
- Brushed-brass, matte-black and custom hardware
- Concealed toe-kick and drawer lighting
- Moisture-stable construction for wet rooms
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The approach
A closer look at vanities.
A vanity is where our cabinetry gets closest to furniture — and where it faces the toughest conditions in the house. It has to look like a considered, jewellery-grade piece while surviving steam, splashes and daily use for decades.
Engineered for a wet room
We build vanities on moisture-stable substrates with sealed, hard-wearing finishes, so the piece holds up to the realities of a bathroom. Mitred stone tops, integrated or undermount basins, and hardware chosen to resist a humid environment mean the vanity ages gracefully rather than swelling, peeling or tarnishing. The details you can't see are what keep the details you can see looking new.
Floating, furniture-style or full-height
Whether you want a wall-hung floating vanity with concealed toe-kick lighting, a furniture-style piece on legs, or a full wall of floor-to-ceiling storage, we build to your plumbing rough-in and the look you are after — fluted, slab or shaker fronts in painted, veneered or natural wood, with drawer interiors designed to work neatly around the plumbing.
Detailed to match the room
A vanity rarely stands alone. We coordinate stone, hardware, mirror and lighting with your tile and fixtures so the whole bathroom reads as one cohesive design, and we sweat the small things — soft-close everywhere, hidden electrical for appliances, considered proportions — that separate genuinely custom cabinetry from something pulled off a shelf. We also think in years rather than weeks: ventilation behind drawers, sealed edges where water gathers, and finishes that forgive toothpaste, makeup and the daily realities of a family bathroom. Whether it is a compact powder room or a primary ensuite with a double vanity and a full wall of storage, the same care goes into the parts you never see as the surfaces you do. That is exactly why a Panda Reno vanity still looks considered long after the trends that once surrounded it have moved on, and why the drawers still glide and the doors still sit flush years into daily use.
Buyer’s guide
Custom Bathroom Vanities in Toronto: what to know.
Choosing the right vanity size and style
Start with the wall. Single vanities commonly run 24 to 36 inches wide; a double vanity is comfortable from about 60 inches, and 72 inches or more gives each sink its own counter space. Many homeowners now prefer a counter height of around 34 to 36 inches, a little taller than older vanities, which is easier on the back. Drawers beat doors for storage, and U-shaped drawers that wrap around the plumbing trap recover space that a cupboard wastes.
Floating vanities make small bathrooms feel larger and are easy to clean under, but they need solid blocking in the wall and plumbing that comes through the wall. Furniture-style vanities on legs suit traditional homes, while fluted or slab fronts suit contemporary ones. Our custom bathroom vanity cost guide explains how each choice affects price.
Custom bathroom cabinets beyond the vanity
A bathroom usually needs more storage than a vanity alone can give. Tall linen towers hold towels and bulk supplies in a narrow footprint, and can be built to match the vanity. Wall cabinets above the toilet or beside the mirror keep everyday items off the counter. Makeup and grooming stations with in-drawer outlets keep hair tools plugged in but out of sight, with the electrical work done by a licensed electrician.
Because bathrooms are wet, humid rooms, we build all of these from moisture-stable materials with sealed edges and durable sprayed finishes, and we coordinate stone tops so they fit precisely. Powder rooms are a good place for something bolder, such as a fluted front, a dark stained finish or an integrated stone basin, because they see less daily wear.
Questions
Good to know.
Are your vanities built for daily wet-room use?
Yes — we use moisture-stable substrates and sealed finishes designed to handle a bathroom environment.
Single or double, wall-hung or floor-standing?
All of the above — we build to your plumbing rough-in and the look you're after.
Can you match the rest of the bathroom?
We coordinate stone, hardware and finishes with your tile and fixtures for a cohesive room.
How much does a custom vanity cost?
It depends on size, stone and finish. We scope each vanity individually and give an honest range up front — a single powder-room vanity and a double ensuite vanity are very different projects.
How long does a custom vanity take?
Most vanities run around 4–8 weeks from approved drawings to installation, depending on size, stone and finish.
What door styles do you build?
Fluted, slab and shaker fronts, in painted panel, natural wood or quality veneer, with brushed-brass, matte-black or custom hardware.
Areas we serve
Vanities across the Greater Toronto Area.
Elsewhere in the GTA? Book a free consultation — we serve the whole region.
Helpful guides
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