Marrett 36.5 in. W x 18.75 in. D Bath Vanity in Light Gray with Solid Surface Vanity Top in Snow with White Sink

This is a great way to get a double sink vanity into a tight space. We were able to replace a 48" single sink with this 60" Home Decorators vanity due to the decreased depth of the countertop (18 3/4" for the new one vs. 22"). Plenty of nicely finished storage in the cabinets and drawers. One minor quibble is that the drawer bottoms are textured so you may want to put shelf liner in there since the drawers would be difficult to clean. I'm not sure when vanities got taller, but this one is a full 4" higher than my current one (34.5" vs 30.5"). Neither of us is particularly diminutive so we will get used to it. Addressing the DIYers out there: You'll need to call in some favors to get this into the house and/or upstairs. It's almost 500 pounds with the countertop (you can carry them separately). If you are moving from a single sink to a double, you need room to run the drain and water lines behind the drawers. The middle section has 2-5/8" of space behind the drawers so keep that in mind when planning your plumbing runs. A nice feature on this model is the ability to adjust the doors and drawer fronts. Ours had shifted a bit since their time in the factory so it's nice to be able to fix that at home. For the drawer pulls, the screws IN the handle package will not fit. Home Decorators includes six much longer screws for the drawers loose and unlabeled in the hardware bag. In addition, each door handle comes with two sets of (1) long + (1) short screw, unsure why they wouldn't just package the longs and shorts together. The legs have a big red warning about how to install them, referencing labels on the legs that correspond with labels on the vanity. There were no labels on either. Although Home Decorators told me on the phone that the legs are identical, the legs are tapered so you may need to do some trial and error to get them looking good. Finally, there are three sets of instructions included (legs only, most of the assembly instructions, and the full assembly instructions). The legs page was not needed and the two identically named assembly instructions should be condensed into a single set. Overall, a great looking and functional vanity.