A 60-inch blue bathroom vanity can give your bathroom a bold focal point while adding useful storage. The right choice depends on whether you need one sink or two, prefer quartz or marble, and want drawers, cabinet space, or a mix of both. These five DKB vanities all have a midnight-blue finish, but their countertops, sink layouts, and storage plans differ. Measure your space carefully, especially where the countertop extends beyond the cabinet.
| Vanity | Sink setup | Countertop | Storage |
|---|---|---|---|
| DKB Emilia 60-Inch Midnight Blue Vanity | Single sink | Carrara marble | 9 drawers, 2 doors |
| DKB Isabella 60-Inch Double Vanity | Double sink | Pure white quartz | 6 drawers, 4 doors |
| DKB Isabella 60-Inch Single Vanity | Single sink | Carrara quartz | 9 drawers, 2 doors |
| DKB Langford 60-Inch Midnight Blue Vanity | Single center sink | Pure white quartz | 9 drawers, 2 doors |
| DKB Isabella 60-Inch Vanity with Carrara Quartz | Single sink | Carrara-style quartz | 8 drawers, 2 doors, tilt drawer |
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Our Picks: Best Blue Bathroom Vanity 60 Inch reviews
1. DKB Emilia: A Single-Sink Vanity with Italian Carrara Marble
The DKB Emilia pairs a midnight-blue single-sink cabinet with a polished Italian Carrara marble top and matching backsplash. The cabinet is described as having a solid wood base and plywood panels, rather than MDF or particle board. Its traditional marble veining gives it a more classic look than the plain white quartz options in this group.
Storage is a strong point: the layout includes nine full-extension dovetail drawers and two soft-close doors, with hidden pull-outs noted in the product description. The vanity arrives pre-assembled, and the open back is intended to make plumbing access easier. The sink is included, and the countertop is drilled for an 8-inch widespread faucet.
One measurement deserves special attention: the countertop is listed as 61 inches wide over a 60-inch cabinet. That extra overhang may affect tight side clearances. Marble also generally calls for more careful upkeep than quartz, so check the care instructions before choosing it for a busy bathroom. The supplied listing data marks this option unavailable, so verify availability before planning around it.
Pros:
- Italian Carrara marble top and matching backsplash
- Nine drawers plus two soft-close doors
- Solid wood base and plywood cabinet panels
- Pre-assembled cabinet with sink included
Cons:
- The 61-inch countertop needs more clearance than the 60-inch base
- Marble may need more attentive care than quartz
Verdict: Choose the Emilia if you want a single sink, substantial drawer storage, and the distinctive look of natural Carrara marble, provided the listing is available and the wider top fits your room.
2. DKB Isabella Double Vanity: Two Sinks and Broad Cabinet Storage
This Isabella is the double-sink choice in the lineup. It combines a midnight-blue cabinet with a 1.5-inch pure white quartz top, a 4-inch backsplash, and two rectangular undermount sinks. Two sinks can make a shared bathroom easier to use, but they also require plumbing and faucet placement that suit your existing layout.
The cabinet has six full-extension dovetail drawers and four soft-close doors, including a tilt-out drawer. That mix offers more enclosed cabinet space than the single-sink alternatives, which may help if you store taller items or prefer to keep some supplies out of sight. The product description says the cabinet arrives fully assembled with an open back for plumbing access. The countertop measures 61 inches over the 60-inch base.
The double-sink design is the main trade-off: it uses a 60-inch span for two basins, leaving less continuous counter area than a single-sink model. Confirm that the sink positions, faucet holes, and plumbing work with your bathroom before ordering. The listed package includes the base, countertop, sinks, backsplash, and hardware, and is backed by a three-year limited warranty.
Pros:
- Two rectangular undermount sinks for a shared bathroom
- White quartz top with a matching 4-inch backsplash
- Six drawers and four soft-close doors
- Fully assembled cabinet with open plumbing access
Cons:
- Two sinks leave less uninterrupted counter space
- The 61-inch top extends beyond the 60-inch cabinet
Verdict: This is the best fit among these picks for a household that needs two sinks and wants a quartz surface, as long as the room and plumbing can accommodate the double-basin layout.
3. DKB Isabella Single Vanity: Carrara Quartz and Nine Drawers
This single-sink Isabella offers a marble-inspired look with a Carrara quartz countertop. Its midnight-blue finish and matte black hardware create a strong contrast, while the plinth base and toe kick give the cabinet a more furniture-like profile. The listed construction uses solid hardwood and reinforced plywood panels.
For organization, the design includes nine full-extension dovetail drawers, a tilt-down drawer, and two soft-close cabinet doors. The product description specifies an oval undermount sink and says the cabinet arrives fully assembled. Compared with the Emilia, this model swaps natural marble for quartz; compared with the Langford, it emphasizes a Carrara-style pattern rather than a plain white top.
The listing does not give the same countertop-overhang measurement stated for some of the other models, so confirm the exact top dimensions before buying. Its drawer-heavy layout is useful for smaller bathroom items, but check the drawer and plumbing arrangement against your sink location and supply lines.
Pros:
- Carrara quartz offers a marble-inspired appearance
- Nine drawers, including a tilt-down drawer
- Solid hardwood and reinforced plywood construction
- Matte black hardware complements the blue finish
Cons:
- Does not provide a second sink for shared use
- Exact countertop overhang is not stated in the supplied details
Verdict: Pick this Isabella if you want a single sink, a patterned quartz top, and plenty of drawer storage in a transitional style.
4. DKB Langford: A Centered Sink and Plain White Quartz Top
The Langford is a single-sink vanity with a centered rectangular undermount basin and a pure white quartz countertop. Its simpler top can suit bathrooms where you want the blue cabinet to stand out without adding a marble-style pattern. The cabinet is described as solid hardwood with furniture-grade plywood panels, a midnight-blue Sherwin-Williams PU finish, and hidden leveling feet.
Storage includes nine full-extension dovetail drawers and two soft-close doors. The top has a matching 4-inch backsplash and is pre-drilled for an 8-inch widespread faucet. The cabinet arrives fully assembled, with the countertop and sink included for final assembly. The product description also says the quartz is nonporous and does not require sealing.
Because the sink is centered, check that its position works with your plumbing and preferred faucet. The listing describes the assembled cabinet and countertop as separate pieces for final setup, so plan for that step even though the cabinet itself arrives assembled. A three-year limited warranty and 24/7 U.S. support are included in the product details.
Pros:
- Plain white quartz surface with a matching backsplash
- Nine drawers plus two soft-close doors
- Centered rectangular sink and 8-inch widespread faucet drilling
- Hidden leveling feet and fully assembled cabinet
Cons:
- Single-sink layout will not suit shoppers who need two basins
- Countertop and sink require final assembly with the cabinet
Verdict: The Langford is a strong all-around option if you want a single centered sink, a clean white quartz top, and a drawer-focused cabinet.
5. DKB Isabella Carrara Quartz Vanity: Flexible Drawer Storage
This Isabella is another single-sink option, finished in midnight blue and topped with Carrara-style white quartz. The quartz is described as having marble-like veining, paired with a rectangular undermount sink. If you like the look of Carrara but prefer a quartz surface, this model offers that combination without using natural marble.
The cabinet includes eight full-extension dovetail drawers, two soft-close doors, and a 45-degree tilt drawer. That gives it a slightly different storage balance from the nine-drawer Isabella and Langford models. The cabinet arrives pre-assembled, with an open back for plumbing access; the countertop is pre-drilled for an 8-inch widespread faucet. The listed package includes the sink, countertop, backsplash, and hardware.
The product details do not state the countertop’s full width, so verify the finished measurements before purchase, especially if your vanity opening is tight. As with any single-sink cabinet, confirm that the plumbing lines do not interfere with the drawer layout.
Pros:
- Carrara-inspired quartz pattern with a rectangular undermount sink
- Eight drawers, two doors, and a tilt drawer
- Pre-assembled cabinet with open plumbing access
- Includes countertop, backsplash, sink, and hardware
Cons:
- Only one sink is included
- Exact countertop width is not stated in the supplied details
Verdict: Choose this Isabella if you want Carrara-style quartz and a mix of drawers, doors, and a tilt drawer for everyday bathroom storage.
How to Choose a 60-Inch Blue Bathroom Vanity
Decide Between One Sink and Two
A single-sink vanity gives you more uninterrupted counter area and is often the simpler choice for a household with one main user. A double-sink model can help two people get ready at the same time, but it needs suitable plumbing and divides the counter space between two basins. Check the sink positions against your room layout before choosing.
Measure the Cabinet and Countertop Separately
Do not assume the top and cabinet have the same width. The Emilia and double-sink Isabella list a 61-inch countertop over a 60-inch base. Measure the available wall space, side clearances, and doorway or hallways along the delivery route. For models without a stated top measurement, confirm the full installed dimensions before ordering.
Choose a Countertop Material and Look
The Emilia uses Italian Carrara marble, while the other options use quartz, including Carrara-style designs. Natural marble has distinctive veining, but it generally needs more careful maintenance than quartz. Quartz provides a more uniform or engineered stone look, depending on the pattern. Read the care guidance for the specific top you select.
Match the Storage to What You Keep in the Bathroom
Drawer-heavy designs can make smaller items easier to sort, while doors provide enclosed cabinet space for larger supplies. Compare the number and arrangement of drawers, doors, and tilt-out storage rather than looking at the total count alone. Plumbing placement can also affect how much of the interior storage you can use.
Check Faucet, Sink, and Plumbing Details
Several models specify an 8-inch widespread faucet drilling, and each product description identifies its sink style. Confirm your faucet matches the countertop holes and that the sink position works with your existing drain and water lines. Open-back construction can make plumbing access easier, but it does not remove the need to check your bathroom connections.
Plan for Delivery and Installation
These products are described as arriving with the cabinet pre-assembled or fully assembled, but countertop and sink setup may still be required. The Langford, for example, calls for final assembly of the top and sink with the cabinet. Check the seller’s current package and delivery details, and make sure you have enough help and space to move a large vanity safely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 60-inch bathroom vanity right for every bathroom?
No. A 60-inch cabinet needs enough wall space, and the countertop may extend beyond the cabinet. Measure the opening and nearby fixtures, and check the full installed dimensions for the exact model.
Which of these blue vanities has two sinks?
The DKB Isabella double vanity is the only double-sink model in this group. The other four options have a single sink.
Do these vanities include the sink and countertop?
The product descriptions list a sink and countertop with each model. Check the selected listing for the exact package contents, including the backsplash and hardware, before ordering.
Which option has the most drawers?
The DKB Emilia and the single-sink DKB Isabella with Carrara quartz each list nine drawers. The Langford also has nine drawers. The double-sink Isabella has six, while the other Carrara quartz Isabella has eight plus a tilt drawer.
What is the difference between Carrara marble and Carrara-style quartz?
The Emilia uses Italian Carrara marble. The other Carrara-inspired tops described here are quartz, which is an engineered material designed to offer a similar veined look. Follow the care instructions for the specific countertop you choose.
Are the cabinets assembled?
The product descriptions say the Emilia and one Isabella model arrive pre-assembled, while the other models are described as fully assembled or as arriving with an assembled cabinet. Some final countertop and sink assembly may still be needed, so check the instructions and listing details for your chosen vanity.
Final Recommendation
For a single-sink vanity with a practical quartz surface and substantial storage, the DKB Langford is the most balanced choice in this group. Choose the double-sink Isabella if two basins matter more than open counter space. If you prefer natural stone, consider the Emilia, but verify its availability and account for the 61-inch countertop and marble care needs before buying.
