Floating Bathroom Vanities
Browse our full collection of floating bathroom vanities — also called wall-mounted or wall-hung vanities — mounted off the floor for a clean, modern, space-saving look. A floating vanity makes a small bathroom feel larger, shows more floor area, and makes cleaning underneath effortless, which is why it's the go-to choice for contemporary and powder-room remodels.
As an authorized dealer of leading brands including Vanderloc, Vinnova, Water Creation and more, Yala Vanity offers floating vanities in a wide range of sizes, sink configurations and finishes — backed by free shipping across the contiguous US and optional white-glove delivery.
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How to choose a floating vanity
Size: floating vanities range from compact 24- and 30-inch units for small bathrooms up to 60-, 72- and 84-inch doubles. Measure your wall and allow clearance for plumbing. Sink configuration: choose a single sink for tighter spaces or a double sink where two people share the room. Material & finish: oak and wood tones add warmth, while black and white finishes suit modern schemes. Mounting: floating vanities install onto wall studs (or added blocking), with the countertop typically set around 32–36 inches off the finished floor.
Frequently asked questions
What is a floating bathroom vanity?
A floating (wall-mounted) vanity attaches to the wall with no legs touching the floor, creating an open, modern look and making small bathrooms feel more spacious.
Are floating vanities good for small bathrooms?
Yes. By exposing floor space beneath the cabinet, a floating vanity makes a compact bathroom look and feel larger, and it's easier to clean around.
How high should a floating vanity be mounted?
Most floating vanities are mounted so the finished countertop sits about 32–36 inches above the floor — adjust to the household's preference since there's no fixed toe-kick.
Do floating vanities come with a top and sink?
It varies by model. Each product page lists exactly what's included and any add-on countertop or faucet options.
Single or double sink?
Choose a single-sink floating vanity for small or powder bathrooms, and a double-sink model for primary or shared bathrooms where two basins are useful.
