That item has been discontinued, but here are similar options.
Walnut bathroom vanities give a hard, bright room something warm to rest on. Tile, glass and porcelain throw light back at you; a walnut vanity takes some of it in, and the bathroom stops feeling clinical. It is the same warmth that runs through the rest of our walnut furniture, placed in the one room where wood has the hardest job.
Be clear about what you are buying. Most of these cabinets are walnut veneer or a walnut stain over a built cabinet, not solid boards. James Martin wraps a solid wood frame in walnut veneer over plywood for its Mid-Century Walnut finish. Wyndham offers Dark Walnut and Toasted Walnut, with builds that vary by series, so read each listing.
Walnut bathroom vanities in daylight and lamplight
The finish you pick decides how heavy the vanity feels. Stand it beside the painted and stone-look cabinets across our luxury bathroom vanities and the difference shows at once: walnut is the finish that changes character between morning and night.
Dark walnut vanity or toasted walnut
A dark walnut vanity reads almost chocolate by evening. It anchors a large bathroom and gives white stone a hard edge to sit against. Toasted Walnut is lighter and more honeyed, and it keeps a small room from closing in. A mid century walnut vanity from James Martin sits between the two, with the grain still visible after sunset.
A floating walnut vanity keeps the floor in view
Wyndham's Isola and Francesca come in wall mounted versions. With floor showing underneath, the cabinet looks lighter and the room reads larger. Anything else you bring in from our luxury bathroom furniture should respect that line: keep it lifted too, or the effect is gone.
Choosing a walnut vanity by width and sink count
Walnut single vanity or walnut double vanity
Titles here run from 20-inch cabinets and 24-inch singles up to 84-inch doubles, with double sinks starting at 48 inches. The common mistake is forcing two sinks into 60 inches and losing the counter between them. If two people rarely use the sink at the same time, a 60-inch walnut single vanity gives you more usable top. Offset sink versions of the 36-inch Beckett and Rian push the sink to one side, which buys a real landing spot for the other.
Brass or gold trim, marble or quartz tops
Trim is where the room gets its mood. Brushed gold, satin bronze and champagne brass glow against dark walnut under warm bulbs. Matte black sharpens Toasted Walnut into something graphic. Brushed nickel and polished chrome keep things cool. The Beckett is offered with cultured marble or quartz counters, and a white top lifts a dark cabinet, so check the counter options on each listing.
Is walnut good for a bathroom vanity?
Yes, if you respect the moisture. What protects a walnut bathroom vanity is its finish: James Martin seals for moisture and UV resistance, and Wyndham describes water-resistant finishes built for humid rooms. The nuance most guides skip is that veneer over plywood tends to move less in humidity than a solid plank, so the build that sounds less romantic often ages better. Run the fan through every shower and for a while after, and wipe standing water off the edge of the top rather than letting it sit.
Look at it at seven in the evening with one lamp on. The tile goes grey, the mirror goes dark, and the walnut is the only surface still holding any warmth. That is the reason to choose it.