San Jose
Bathroom Vanities in San Jose
Traditional built-ins, modern floating vanities, and furniture-style pieces — the same cabinetry craft, scaled to the bath.
- Location
- San Jose
Short answer: Excelle Kitchen & Bath designs and supplies bathroom vanities at its San Jose showroom, 1350 Ridder Park Dr, Suite B, in three directions: traditional cabinet-style, modern floating (wall-mounted) and furniture-style. Vanities come from the same brands and construction methods as its kitchen cabinetry, so a bathroom can match the rest of the house. Excelle plans the storage and guides selections; for trades beyond its scope it connects you with partners. Open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Three vanity directions
- Traditional style — cabinet-style vanities that echo your kitchen's craftsmanship: framed doors, warm finishes, and built-in storage.
- Modern floating — wall-mounted, frameless vanities that feel light and contemporary, with integrated lighting and clean hardware.
- Furniture style — ready-made, furniture-look vanities for a curated statement piece; a fast, characterful option.
Because vanities come from the same brands and construction methods as our kitchen work — framed and frameless boxes, overlay and inset doors, traditional and modern styling — a bathroom can match the rest of the house instead of feeling bolted on. Compare the options on our cabinetry page.
Designed around real storage
A vanity is storage first: drawers sized for what you actually keep in a bathroom, plumbing worked around rather than fought with, and finishes that stand up to daily moisture. Our space-planning-first process applies at bath scale, and pairs naturally with closet and storage projects elsewhere in the home. For common widths, depths and heights, and what to measure before choosing, see choosing a bathroom vanity.
How we work
Every project follows the same four-step path: a consultation to understand your space, storage needs, and the look you want; space planning to optimize layout, flow, and storage before a single cabinet is chosen; design & selection, where we refine door styles, finishes, materials, and hardware together; and delivery & support — we coordinate your order and connect you with trusted partners for the rest of the project.
Excelle is a cabinet and storage design studio, not a general contractor. We plan the space, design the cabinetry, and guide product selection; when a project needs trades we don't provide, we refer partners we trust.
Visit the San Jose showroom
Door styles, finishes, hardware, and full cabinetry displays are on view at our showroom at 1350 Ridder Park Dr, Suite B, San Jose — open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Book a design consultation or call 650-285-0888 to plan your visit.
Remodeling the kitchen too? Start with custom kitchen cabinets in San Jose or browse the design inspiration gallery.
Frequently asked questions
- What size vanity for a small bathroom?
- For a small bathroom or powder room, widths of 24 to 30 inches and a shallower depth of around 18 inches are common starting points. Measure the door swing and the walkway first. A floating vanity can also help a small space feel less cramped, since it keeps the floor visible beneath the cabinet.
- What is the standard depth of a bathroom vanity?
- Around 21 inches is commonly listed as standard. Powder rooms and tight bathrooms sometimes need an 18-inch-deep cabinet to keep the walkway clear of the door swing, though a shallower vanity holds less in its drawers.
- How tall should a bathroom vanity be?
- Measured to the finished countertop, a traditional vanity is commonly around 30 to 32 inches and a comfort-height vanity around 34 to 36 inches, closer to a typical kitchen counter. Neither is a universal upgrade; it depends on who uses the vanity daily, and a height quoted for the cabinet alone does not include the top.
- How wide is a double-sink vanity?
- Double-sink vanities generally start around 60 inches and often extend to 72 or 84 inches. Check that the two bowls are far enough apart for two people to use the counter at once, not just that the bowls fit.
- What vanity styles do you offer in San Jose?
- Three directions: traditional cabinet-style vanities with framed doors and warm finishes; modern floating vanities that are wall-mounted and frameless; and furniture-style, ready-made statement pieces.
- Can a vanity match my kitchen cabinets?
- Yes — vanities draw on the same brands, construction methods, door styles, and finishes as our kitchen cabinetry, so bathrooms can carry the same design language as the rest of the home.
- Are floating vanities practical?
- They keep the floor visible and can make a small bathroom feel more open. The trade-off is storage: a floating vanity typically holds a bit less than a floor-standing unit of the same width. It also depends on the wall behind it, so follow the vanity's mounting instructions and have your contractor confirm the wall can carry the cabinet, top and sink.
- Do you help with the rest of the bathroom remodel?
- We design and supply the cabinetry and guide selections. For trades beyond our scope, we connect you with trusted partners we work with regularly and coordinate your order through delivery.
- Where can I see vanities in person?
- At our San Jose showroom, 1350 Ridder Park Dr, Suite B — door styles, finishes, hardware, and displays, open Monday to Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM.
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