Modway Render Mid-Century Bathroom Vanity with Sink in Black White

I'm remodeling a 1/2 bath so needed a 24" vanity. Think the value is pretty good for a style that's a step up from a standard cabinet. Just a heads up if you want a vanity up against a side wall like this example. The doors are thick which I like however, they swing out beyond the cabinet body at the hinges preventing the cabinet's ability to be set flush against a side wall. It needs to be about 3/4 inch away from the wall to allow the door to swing fully open. You can set the counter top sink off-center to make up some distance without ruining the look, it's really not noticeable. In the end you have maybe 3/8-1/2" space between the sink top and the side wall. If you want the included shelf installed inside, a drain assembly like the ones sold at Ikea would work better. The shelf passes beyond the sink drain so would need to be cut to allow the drain trap to pass though it. Overall very satisfied.

Took forever to put together but worth every minute. I love to simple yet classy look, works perfectly in my new bathroom!

This product came packaged very well and was VERY heavy. The top came in a different package and was also heavy. That’s a good signI assembled the cabinet in about 2 hours and noted how sturdy it was. It’s a beast! The hardware is good quality with nice hinges that close softly.The look is incredible. Know that this cabinet is pressboard with a thin veneer. It dents easily and can also scratch easily. I worry that when it gets wet, it will warp easily as well. Keep it dry!The doors open and inside is a nice space for your things. I was able to avoid cutting the middle shelf by setting it on its 2nd to lowest peg setting. It’s fine and will hold lots of things.The top is well made and fits the bottom as expected. There is no overlap so be sure you square it to the wall and cabinet.My one complaint is that the feet at the rear are too close to the back which will make it difficult to get baseboard behind it and have a clean flush look to the wall. I’m thinking about removing them and using screws into studs to hold the cabinet to the wall.Overall this is a nice vanity for the price. Just know that it’s small, can’t get wet and the rear legs are too close to the wall. Otherwise it’s really incredible!

Nice looking vanity! The wood is good quality and it was fairly easy to assemble. The only problem is the shelf cannot be installed because of the plumbing! The manufacturer should have notched out a section of the shelf so it encompasses the pipes. It cannot be used as is. We plan to cut a section out in order to install the shelf. Otherwise, it looks great and fits our tiny bathroom well.

We were looking at the Mercury Row Renwick for our bathroom. Finding a 24 inch wide Vanity ain’t easy, and options are even more limited if you want a Mod Century style.This model is an obvious generic of the Mercury Row item, but we figured we would give it a shot and save $150.The veneer is surprisingly thick on this piece. The stain is a pleasant walnut. It has a type of hydrophobic finish as well, which you can feel on the surface - but it is not unpleasant.Once built, the vanity is incredibly sturdy. No notable jiggling, just a solid feel. The doors took some finessing to hand straight but it wasn’t too dramatic of a process.The sink basin is a white glazed ceramic. It does seem a but shallow - but we are not using it for anything but washing hands so it’s fine. I wasn’t too concerned about the sink depth when I purchased this as it’s going into a small water closet with only a toilet.I am incredibly please with this purchase. That’s the first time I’ve said that about an Amazon knock-off product in over 5 years lol.

This vanity is really nice looking. Putting it together was pretty easy and didn't take too long. I used wood glue on the dowels for extra strenth. NOTE: look closely at the layout of the holes in the illustration to ensure you are putting dowels in the right places -- particularly if you are gluing. There are some inner pieces that can potentially go in backward and you don't want to figure that out after the glue has dried. The hinges are nice -- they are soft close, and they allow for easy adjustment if the doors don't initially line up right. In my bathroom, the sink plumbing won't allow the use of the shelf as illustrated, and I think it's likely to happen to a lot of folks -- there's nothing unusual about my bathroom plumbing... How we addressed this was to cut a notch in the shelf and install it backward. I bought the 24" walnut with white porcelain sink; the sink is lovely and the lines of it are nice with the cabinet. The sink does NOT come with drain hardware, but a standard drain with overflow is a simple install.

I searched high and low for a vanity that would fit my smaller space in our new bathroom, and this one was what I landed on.I am extremely happy with my purchase. The pieces came undamaged. It was simple to put together, but does take a bit of time like any other piece of flat packed furniture.It looks really modern, and I feel that the quality is great for a piece of furniture that you assemble yourself.I’m already planning to use the smaller version of this vanity in another construction project that I have coming up!Per another review above…always talk to your plumber before you swap out a vanity. They will be able to tell you how much adjustment will be needed once you show them the new vanity you are wanting to install.

Took about a week to come in, which was expected. Package arrived with sink included, no hardware though. We wanted something with a warm oak coloring. It’s the same quality as something you would buy at Lowe’s or homedepot, not real wood.