Design Guide
Vanities
in Kenya
Wall-hung and framed vanity units with an integrated basin, from KES 43,500. The vanity sets the whole bathroom's proportion, one piece instead of separately sourcing a cabinet, basin and top.
Light & Bath Studio Editorial TeamPublished 16 Sept 20261 min read
Why It Matters
One matched piece instead of three separate decisions
Sourcing a cabinet, a basin and a counter top separately means matching three sets of proportions and hoping the tap holes line up. A vanity unit arrives as one piece, the basin, top and cabinet or frame already sized to each other, so the only decisions left are mount style and width.
The two decisions that matter most: mount style, wall-hung or framed, which sets how the piece sits in the room, and width, which has to match your available wall run and whether you need a single or double basin.
Sizing
Match the width to the wall run
Vanity widths are standardised, pick the closest fit to your available wall space.
Most Common Width
80 cm
| Width | Best for | Basin |
|---|---|---|
| 60 cm | Powder & guest bathrooms | Single, compact |
| 80 cm | Standard ensuite & family bathrooms | Single |
| 100 cm+ | Primary bathrooms | Single, wider bowl |
| 140 cm+ / two units | Shared primary bathrooms | Double |
Two Types
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What to Budget
Bathroom vanity prices in Kenya
A complete vanity unit costs more than a basin alone, but replaces a separate cabinet, top and basin purchase, and arrives with proportions already matched. All prices include VAT.
Installation, plumbing and any wall reinforcement for a wall-hung unit are quoted separately depending on your existing bathroom.
Freestanding frame with a ceramic or composite stone top, integrated basin.
Wall-fixed cabinet with a sintered stone top, floor left clear.
Double-basin and made-to-size vanities, quoted after a showroom measure.
Common Questions
Bathroom vanity FAQ
What is the difference between a wall-hung and a framed vanity?+
A wall-hung vanity fixes directly to the wall with no legs, leaving the floor beneath it clear, a look that reads lighter and makes cleaning easier. A framed vanity stands on a visible metal or wood frame, closer to a piece of furniture, and suits a bathroom with a more traditional or industrial material story.
Does a vanity come with the basin included?+
Our vanity units are sold as a complete wash-stand, the cabinet or frame and the basin as one piece, so the proportions and tap holes are already matched. You still choose the tap and mirror separately to finish the look.
What size vanity fits a standard Nairobi bathroom?+
An 80 cm vanity is the most common width for a single-basin bathroom and comfortably fits most ensuite and family bathroom layouts. Smaller powder rooms can go down to 60 cm, larger primary bathrooms often run 100 cm or wider, or take two vanities side by side.
What top material should I choose for a vanity?+
Sintered stone and marble-effect stone tops resist heat, stains and daily wear with almost no maintenance, and are the standard choice for a busy family bathroom. Ceramic-topped vanities cost less and still clean up easily, a good fit for a guest bathroom used less often.
How much do bathroom vanities cost in Kenya?+
A complete 80 cm vanity unit, frame or wall-hung, with an integrated basin, typically runs from around KES 43,500 to KES 55,000 depending on top material and finish. Larger or custom-sized vanities are quoted individually. All prices include VAT.
Studio Service
Not sure which vanity fits your bathroom?
Our designers visit Nairobi homes, measure your wall run, and recommend the right vanity width, mount style and top material.