Bathroom vanities can often serve as the centerpiece of your bathroom, so choose something to fit your taste and needs.
Traditional vanities often have a sink as well as a cabinet underneath.
A mirror is also usually placed above the vanity.
Since your bathroom vanity is a high traffic area, make sure to choose a material that can endure everyday wear and tear.
Vanity material should be easy to clean and maintain, and should match the style of the rest of your bathroom.
When choosing a material for your vanity, follow the same information you used with choosing your countertop materials.
You can choose natural stone for a classic look, or stainless steel for a modern one.
Vanities tend to get very cluttered with objects such as razors, shaving creams, bottles of lotion, toothbrushes, etc.
You may want to add extra shelving next to your vanity to store these items.
In choosing mirrors for your bathroom, try matching them to your vanity and lighting fixtures.
For example, have the mirror frame material match the vanity.
Here are some simple tips to consider when choosing mirrors for your bathroom:

• 1.
  Your bathroom mirror should not be bigger than the vanity it hangs over.
  
• 2.
  If there are multiple people sharing the bathroom, place the mirrors where each person will be standing.
  
• 3.
  By hanging a light over your bathroom mirror, you will increase the amount of light in the bathroom.
  
• 4.
  For an old fashioned look, use a round mirror combined with an arch.
  
• 5.
  Use multiple mirrors to make your bathroom appear larger.
  
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  Make sure you have adequate lighting around your mirrors so that they are practical for your needs.