You'll only find the Vancouver 70" Pearl White Plantation Style Double Bathroom Vanity here. We've taken our white mission double vanity console and added turned legs for a more traditional style. To complete the sophistication of this antique mission bathroom vanity set, we've topped the cabinet with a black granite countertop then we added two glimmering white porcelain undermount sinks.

The Vancouver double features two double-door cabinets located on both sides while brushed nickel hardware with footed cabinet pulls and drawer knobs finish off the traditional style. Two center functional drawers with matching brushed nickel knobs are the perfect space to organize personal items and are fitted with the soft close easy glides. The open bottom shelf provides additional storage space for bath towels and accessories in this double vanity cabinet set. All cabinet frames, door frames, shelf and legs are constructed of solid birch wood. The vanity cabinet drawers are solid wood (front, back and sides) with dove-tailed joinery.

The higher vanity cabinet height reduces unnecessary back strain and provides easy comfort. This double vanity includes the cabinet, the marble top, and undermount white porcelain sinks. Vanity mirror sold separately. The backsplash*** and faucets pictured are not included.

*** Back splash can be provided as a free courtesy item upon request for those of you who want to install it during the check out process. Simply click on the check box to indicate you want one included. We do not warrant the back splash for lost, damage, breakage, matching, nor subjective veining characteristics. If for any reason that you want a replacement back splash, we will give you the back splash for free but you will need to pay for the shipping and professional packaging fee usually around $180.

While we take special emphasis to truly represent the color of the cabinet and top, please be reminded that there are no two natural stones are exactly the same and cabinet colors might slightly be altered with different lighting conditions and computer hardware settings.