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Bathroom Vanity Slabs
Vanities are where you can be braver. The surface takes far less abuse than a kitchen, the footprint is small, and a dramatic stone that would be overwhelming across ten feet of counter becomes the reason the room works.
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This is where marble belongs
The usual objection to marble is etching, and in a kitchen that objection is fair. A vanity sees water, soap and toothpaste — not lemon juice and red wine. A honed finish hides what little marking does occur, and most clients come to like the patina.
Remnants are your friend here
A vanity top rarely needs a full slab. Ask us about remnants and partial bundles: an exotic that would be out of budget across a kitchen is often very affordable at vanity size.
Matching a full-height splash
If you want the stone running up the wall behind the mirror, say so when you select. Continuing the veining from the deck up the splash needs material cut from the same slab, and that changes how much we set aside.
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Bathroom Vanity Top Slabs FAQ
Anything not covered here, ask our team — we would rather answer before you buy than after.
Will marble stain in a bathroom?
Rarely, if it is sealed and wiped down. Bathroom products are mostly pH-neutral. Cosmetics with strong dyes are the one thing worth wiping promptly.
Can I use one slab for a double vanity?
Usually yes — a standard double vanity fits within a single slab, often with enough left for the splash.
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