Two Collections, One Decision
Vanderloc builds every vanity to order in the USA, and two of their most requested wall-mount lines sit at opposite ends of the design spectrum. The Alexandra has a quieter, more transitional character — understated hardware, a shaker-influenced door profile, and a finish palette that works in almost any bathroom. The Ventura reads contemporary and spare: flat-face doors, minimal reveals, and a cleaner silhouette that suits modern or Scandinavian interiors.
Vanderloc floating vanities are American-made wall-mounted fixtures available in custom widths from 24 to 96 inches, built to order with a 21-day production window. Yala Vanity is an authorized Vanderloc retailer carrying both the Alexandra and Ventura collections, including double-sink configurations in brushed nickel, matte black, and champagne bronze hardware. All orders ship free across the USA.
The Alexandra Collection: Who It's For
The Alexandra's door profile has a subtle frame — not a full raised panel, not fully flat. That middle-ground quality is actually its strongest selling point. It doesn't fight with existing tile work or cabinetry that leans traditional, and it doesn't feel out of place in a more current space either.
In terms of hardware, the Alexandra shows well in brushed nickel and champagne bronze. If your bathroom has warmer metal tones in the lighting or faucet, the Alexandra tends to harmonize more naturally than the Ventura. The drawer glides on both lines use the same soft-close mechanism, so the tactile experience is identical — this really is a pure aesthetics decision.
Finishes available in the Alexandra include warm whites, greige tones, and several stained wood options that show grain through a semi-transparent treatment. Designers who work with us often specify the Alexandra when a client's mirror or sconces have any decorative element — it gives those fixtures room to speak.
The Ventura Collection: Who It's For
The Ventura's flat-face doors have essentially no visual interruption between panels. That keeps the eye moving across the vanity rather than stopping at frame lines — useful in smaller bathrooms where you want the fixture to recede rather than announce itself.
It pairs naturally with rectangular undermount sinks, edge-profile countertops, and matte black or brushed gold hardware. In a primary suite with large-format wall tile and no molding, the Ventura feels intentional and complete. The same understated quality that makes it disappear in a small bath makes it anchor a larger one when paired with the right countertop material.
The Ventura is also the collection to specify if the client is leaning Scandinavian or Japanese-influenced. Rift White Oak in the Ventura profile is one of the most requested combinations we see — the horizontal grain lines echo the flat-face doors perfectly.
Custom Sizing: Where Both Collections Shine
This is the practical reason many buyers land on Vanderloc in the first place. Both collections are built to any width in one-inch increments. If you have a 53-inch alcove, you order a 53-inch vanity — no filler strips, no tile patches on either side. That precision changes what floating vanities can accomplish in a renovation.
Both lines are available as single and double-sink configurations across the same width range. The cabinet depth is standardized, so your plumber's rough-in doesn't change between collections. Lead time for both is 21 business days from order confirmation, built in the USA.
For more on how Vanderloc handles custom sizing across their full lineup, see our complete Vanderloc brand guide. And if you're deciding between a floating and freestanding layout first, our floating vanity guide covers that question in depth.
Which Should You Choose?
If your bathroom has any traditional or transitional elements — a clawfoot tub nearby, detailed tile, sconces with decorative bases — the Alexandra integrates without conflict. If you're working in a space that's all straight lines and minimal layering, the Ventura will feel more resolved.
Both are the same cabinet box, the same American-made construction, the same 21-day build. The only real difference is the door face and finish palette. And because both are custom-sized, you're not choosing between two off-the-shelf products — you're choosing the aesthetic that matches the bathroom you actually have.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the main difference between the Vanderloc Alexandra and Ventura?
- The Alexandra has a transitional frame-style door profile that works across a wide range of bathroom styles. The Ventura has flat-face doors and suits modern or contemporary interiors. The cabinet construction, custom sizing options, and 21-day lead time are identical across both collections.
- Can I get both collections in the same custom width?
- Yes. Both the Alexandra and Ventura are built in custom widths from 24 to 96 inches in one-inch increments. You can order either in the exact size your alcove requires — single or double sink.
- How long does a Vanderloc vanity take to arrive?
- Vanderloc builds to order in the USA with a 21 business-day production window. After production, standard shipping to most US locations adds 3–7 business days. Yala Vanity will confirm your estimated delivery date at order confirmation.
- Does Yala Vanity offer free shipping on Vanderloc vanities?
- Yes. All Vanderloc vanities ship free to the contiguous USA through Yala Vanity. No freight surcharges for oversize items — free shipping is included on every order regardless of configuration.
- Which Vanderloc collection is better for a small bathroom?
- The Ventura's flat-face doors make it slightly better suited to small spaces because the minimal visual interruption lets the eye travel across the cabinet rather than stopping at frame lines. But both collections can be ordered in compact widths — even 24 inches — so either works for tight bathrooms.
Written by the Yala Vanity team — curators of luxury bathroom fixtures for discerning homeowners and design professionals. Questions? Our team offers personalized guidance for your renovation.
