Custom Bathroom Vanities in Southeast Idaho & Wyoming
Every vanity we build is sized exactly to your space, built from solid wood, and finished to handle daily bathroom humidity without warping or delaminating. No box-store sizing. No particleboard wrapped in vinyl. Just cabinetry built to last in our Idaho Falls shop.
Request a Free Vanity QuoteWhy a Custom Vanity Makes a Difference
Stock vanities come in fixed widths — 24", 30", 36", 48". Your bathroom almost certainly isn't one of those. That gap beside the vanity, the drawer that won't clear the door swing, the medicine cabinet that's two inches too wide — these are the small irritations that add up in a space you use every single day.
A custom-built vanity from Oaken Cupboard fills the space correctly. Drawers land where you need them. The countertop integrates cleanly. Cabinet depth accounts for plumbing access. When everything fits as designed, the whole bathroom feels more intentional — because it is.
We've been building bathroom vanities for homes in southeast Idaho and western Wyoming since 2003. Rustic mountain cabins in Island Park, modern farmhouses in Rexburg, historic homes in Pocatello — we've built vanities for all of them.
What We Build
- Single and double-sink vanities
- Floating wall-mount vanities
- Tower storage and linen cabinets
- Integrated countertop options
- Vessel sink bases
- Medicine cabinet surrounds
- Master bath vanities & suites
- Guest bath and powder room vanities
Vanity Styles We Build
We don't stock a catalog — we build what you want. These are the most common styles our customers ask for, but we can work in any direction you bring us.
Shaker & Farmhouse
Recessed-panel doors, clean proportions, and versatile hardware. The most requested style in the region — works in both traditional and transitional bathrooms. Painted or natural wood.
Modern & Flat-Front
Frameless construction, slab doors, and minimal hardware. White oak, walnut, and painted finishes are popular. Floating configurations add visual lightness to smaller bathrooms.
Rustic & Mountain
Knotty alder, hickory, distressed finishes, and hand-rubbed stains. Built for mountain cabins and vacation homes where the character of the wood should show through.
Traditional & Raised Panel
Raised-center panels, detailed door profiles, and rich stained finishes in cherry, oak, or maple. Pairs well with oil-rubbed bronze hardware and decorative feet.
Materials & Construction
Bathrooms are hard on cabinetry. Steam, splashing water, cleaning chemicals, and daily use take a toll on cheap materials over time. We build with that in mind from the start.
- Solid wood face frames and door fronts No MDF or particleboard in structural components. Face frames are mortised or pocket-screwed solid wood — alder, maple, oak, cherry, or hickory depending on your style.
- Plywood cabinet boxes 3/4" furniture-grade plywood for boxes and shelves. Holds screws far better than particleboard and won't swell or delaminate from moisture exposure.
- Moisture-resistant finish coatings All vanities are sealed inside and out with a catalyzed lacquer or conversion varnish that resists humidity, cleaning products, and daily splashing.
- Blum soft-close hardware European-style hinges and undermount drawer slides with soft-close dampers. Rated for 100,000+ open/close cycles and backed by a lifetime warranty.
20+
Years Building Custom Vanities
8,000 sq ft
Climate-Controlled Idaho Falls Shop
Any Size
No Box-Store Sizing Restrictions
How It Works
In-Home Consultation
We come to your home, take measurements, photograph the space, and talk through style, materials, and budget. We look at your plumbing rough-in and any constraints that affect the design. No charge, no obligation.
Design & Detailed Quote
We send a written quote with exact dimensions, material specifications, finish selections, and hardware. You can revise the design as many times as you need before committing.
Built in Our Idaho Falls Shop
Your vanity is built in our climate-controlled 8,000 sq ft shop in Idaho Falls. Most vanities take 3–6 weeks from design sign-off, depending on complexity and current queue.
Delivery & Installation
We deliver and install. We coordinate around your plumber for final hookup, or we can refer you to a trusted local plumber if you don't have one already.
Areas We Serve
We build and install custom bathroom vanities throughout southeast Idaho, western Wyoming, and northern Utah. Click your area for location-specific information.
Southeast Idaho
Western Wyoming
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a custom bathroom vanity cost?
Custom vanity pricing depends on size, wood species, door style, and countertop selection. A single-sink vanity in painted maple typically runs $1,200–$2,500 installed. Double vanities with integrated countertops generally range from $2,500–$5,500. We provide a detailed written quote before any work begins so there are no surprises.
How long does a custom vanity take?
From design approval to installed vanity, expect 4–7 weeks for most projects. That includes build time in our shop (typically 3–5 weeks) and scheduling delivery and installation. We can give you a more accurate timeline during the consultation once we understand the scope.
Can you match an existing style in my bathroom?
Yes. Bring us photos, a sample door if you have one, or just describe what you're working with. We regularly build vanities to match or complement existing cabinetry in a home — whether it's a kitchen cabinet style, a specific stain color, or a particular door profile.
Do you install countertops too?
We can coordinate the full vanity installation including the countertop. We work with local fabricators for granite, quartz, and marble countertops. If you want a wood or concrete top, we can often build that in-house. We handle the coordination so you're working with one point of contact.
Get a Free Vanity Quote
Tell us about your bathroom and what you're looking for. We'll reach out within one business day to schedule a free in-home consultation at your property.
(208) 243-3828
contact@oakencupboard.com
2397 E 24th N
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
SE Idaho, western Wyoming,
northern Utah