Two toothbrushes beside two sinks can make a shared bathroom feel calmer, especially when cabinets hold the daily clutter. A double vanity also demands more space than a single-sink model, so the right choice depends on your room width, preferred countertop material, and how much storage you actually need.
Among these ARIEL options, a 60-inch cabinet offers a more compact starting point, while the 72-inch models provide greater counter and storage capacity. Color, sink shape, and stone thickness create the main differences.
The Main Contenders
ARIEL Hepburn 72-inch Double Bathroom Vanity with Sink, Pure White Quartz
ARIEL Hepburn 60-inch Double Bathroom Vanity with Sink, Carrara White Quartz
ARIEL Taylor 66-inch Double Bathroom Vanity, Midnight Blue with Pure White Quartz
ARIEL Cambridge 72-inch Bathroom Vanity with Sink, Carrara Marble, White
ARIEL Cambridge 72-inch Bathroom Vanity with Sink, Gray Carrara Marble
ARIEL Hepburn 72-inch Double Vanity, Midnight Blue, Pure White Quartz, Oval Sink
Taking A Closer Look At The Options
The Hepburn 72-inch is a practical center point for a shared bathroom with enough wall space for a substantial cabinet and separate basins. Its white Shaker doors, matte black pulls, and pure white quartz create a clean combination that suits many homes without looking overly decorative.
Storage is the stronger draw for families. Six drawers, including two tilt-out compartments, can separate cosmetics, hair tools, and spare toiletries, while soft-closing hardware keeps the cabinet calm during a busy morning. You may find the 73-inch countertop slightly wider than the 72-inch base, so measure both before installation.
Advantages To Know
- Solid hardwood and plywood construction supports a substantial cabinet structure.
- Nonporous quartz resists moisture and stains without needing routine sealing.
- Two rectangular undermount sinks create a clean transition beneath the counter.
- Full-extension and tilt-out drawers keep supplies accessible.
- Hidden leveling feet help stabilize the cabinet on uneven flooring.
Practical Considerations
- The countertop arrives unattached, requiring sink and counter installation.
- Its 73-inch counter overhangs the 72-inch cabinet and affects your available footprint.
Key Specs
Built With In Mind
This model suits families who want generous storage, a bright finish, and enough counter space for two daily routines.
Swap It Out When
Choose the ARIEL Taylor 66-inch instead when a darker cabinet and a narrower footprint matter more to your layout.
The 60-inch Hepburn brings two sinks and substantial cabinet storage into a more moderate footprint. That makes it a sensible fit for a shared bathroom where a 72-inch cabinet would crowd the room or interfere with a nearby tub or shower.
Its Carrara White quartz surface carries a marble-inspired appearance without the natural veining of genuine Carrara stone. Compared with the 72-inch Hepburn, this model saves width while retaining four soft-closing doors, six drawers, and the same general storage arrangement, which is useful in a compact daily space.
Noteworthy Benefits
- A 60-inch cabinet fits more readily into medium-size bathrooms.
- Six drawers provide room for separate supplies for two people.
- Soft-closing doors reduce abrupt movement around the shared sink area.
Small Caveats
- Each basin receives less counter space than a 72-inch model.
- The Carrara White quartz gives the look of stone without natural marble variation.
- You must attach the separate countertop, sinks, and backsplash components.
The Right Fit
This option works well for couples or households wanting two basins in a bathroom with limited wall width.
A Better Fit Elsewhere
The ARIEL Hepburn 72-inch in white offers more work surface and storage when your bathroom has adequate clearance.
Midnight blue turns the Taylor into the most color-forward option here, while the white quartz prevents the cabinet from feeling heavy. The result suits a contemporary bathroom that uses color as a central design feature rather than something reserved for small accessories.
The 66-inch cabinet sits between the 60-inch Hepburn and the wider 72-inch models, giving you a useful middle ground. Hidden interior drawers add another layer of organization, and satin brass pulls warm up the dark finish. You may find the 67-inch countertop sits close to a narrow room boundary, so leave wall clearance for installation.
The Practical Payoff
- Dark cabinetry creates a stronger focal point than the white models.
- A 66-inch cabinet balances useful width with a moderate footprint.
- Two hidden drawers keep small supplies out of sight.
- Pure white quartz provides a bright contrast to Midnight Blue.
Details To Watch
- The 67-inch countertop is wider than the 66-inch base cabinet.
Feature Snapshot
Who Will Love This
This model appeals to people who want a bold blue cabinet without giving up a pale, practical quartz surface.
Where A Sibling Pick Shines
The ARIEL Cambridge 72-inch is a better fit when natural marble and maximum counter width take priority over cabinet color.
The Cambridge pairs a broad white cabinet with a polished Italian Carrara marble top, giving the room a naturally varied surface. Each piece of marble has its own veining and tonal shifts, so your finished vanity will look less uniform than a quartz or solid-color alternative.
The 1.5-inch marble is noticeably thicker than the 0.75-inch Cambridge countertop, creating a stronger visual edge. It also needs a professionally sealed surface, which adds care compared with the nonporous quartz used by the Hepburn models. Brushed nickel pulls and six full-extension drawers make this a balanced choice for a larger, stone-focused bathroom.
Strengths Worth Knowing
- Natural Carrara veining gives each countertop individual variation.
- The 1.5-inch stone creates a substantial, polished appearance.
- Six full-extension drawers make daily supplies easy to reach.
- The 73-inch surface provides generous room around both sinks.
Trade Offs
- Natural marble requires sealing to protect its sealed finish.
- The countertop and cabinet arrive separately, adding installation steps.
Core Details
Made For
This model suits homeowners who want genuine marble, a substantial profile, and generous storage in a spacious bathroom.
Look Elsewhere When
The ARIEL Hepburn 72-inch is more practical for everyday upkeep because its pure white quartz surface does not require sealing.
A gray cabinet gives the Cambridge a quieter, more architectural presence than the white version, while Carrara marble keeps the surface visually lively. This combination works well in bathrooms that use neutral colors, brushed metal fixtures, and simple wall finishes.
The 0.75-inch marble creates a slimmer counter profile than the 1.5-inch Cambridge. You still receive two undermount basins, four soft-closing doors, and six full-extension drawers, so the storage remains generous despite the thinner stone. For a busy household, sealing and wiping down natural marble call for more attention than quartz.
Standout Benefits
- The gray cabinet coordinates easily with many neutral palettes.
- A thinner stone edge creates a clean, less bulky appearance.
- Six full-extension drawers retain useful storage capacity.
Factors To Consider
- The 0.75-inch top has less visual depth than the thicker Cambridge marble.
- Natural stone requires sealing to maintain its protected surface.
- The 73-inch countertop extends beyond the 72-inch cabinet.
Best Suited To
This option fits people who want gray cabinetry, natural marble, and a restrained counter profile in a large bathroom.
Another Choice May Suit
The ARIEL Cambridge 72-inch in white better matches a bright traditional room where gray cabinetry would feel too subdued.
The Midnight Blue Hepburn changes the character of the familiar Hepburn form without altering its generous 72-inch foundation. White quartz brightens the upper surface, while the rounded sink bowls soften the straight Shaker lines of the cabinet. Together, they create a more relaxed contemporary look.
Compared with the white Hepburn, this version uses color to anchor the room and oval sinks to reduce the rectilinear feel. Four soft-closing doors and six drawers provide the same broad storage concept, which helps two people keep separate toiletries and grooming items. Measure your wall and faucet plan carefully because the double bowl layout leaves less room for an oversized fixture.
Useful Strengths
- Oval porcelain sinks bring a softer shape to the cabinet.
- Midnight Blue gives the room a confident focal point.
- The 1.5-inch pure white quartz surface is bright and nonporous.
Where It May Fall Short
- Two oval basins need accurate spacing and compatible faucet planning.
Quick Facts
Who Should Grab It
This model suits homeowners who want a dark blue cabinet and oval sinks without giving up a spacious double layout.
Not Your Match When
The ARIEL Taylor 66-inch is a better fit when a smaller footprint and hidden storage matter more than the Hepburn’s oval sink profile.
What to Measure Before Ordering a Double Vanity
Start With the Wall Space
Measure the available width at both the floor and countertop levels, then account for the wider overhang. The 72-inch cabinets use 73-inch countertops, while the 66-inch Taylor uses a 67-inch top. Leave practical clearance for the faucet spread, wall tile, and nearby fixtures.
Match the Surface to Your Routine
Quartz is nonporous and does not require sealing, which simplifies cleanup around cosmetics and everyday moisture. Marble offers natural veining and a distinctive character, but its professionally sealed surface needs periodic care. The 1.5-inch Cambridge top also appears more substantial than the 0.75-inch version.
Check Storage and Installation Details
Soft-closing hinges reduce cabinet movement, while full-extension and tilt-out drawers improve access to supplies. A dovetail joint interlocks the drawer sides for a more durable construction than simple joints. Remember that several models arrive with the cabinet assembled but the countertop, sinks, and backsplash requiring attachment.
Confirm the Fixture Layout
An 8-inch widespread faucet layout means the centers of the hot and cold handles sit eight inches apart, with the spout centered between them. Check that your selected faucets match this drilling pattern. Oval sinks also need compatible spout clearance, so the full sink and faucet dimensions should guide the final choice.
Common Sense Checks Before Checkout
Common Shopping Slip Ups
Measuring only the cabinet can leave you short on wall clearance because several countertops extend beyond the base. Check the complete dimensions, faucet spacing, backsplash, sink bowls, and nearby tub or shower before ordering.
What Separates Premium From Basic
The higher-cost choices often add thicker natural stone, cabinet color, specialized hardware, or a thinner visual profile. Those details matter when your countertop is a central design feature, while quartz offers a steadier choice for lower-maintenance daily use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a 60-inch double vanity fit in a small bathroom?
Yes, the ARIEL Hepburn 60-inch can suit a more moderate bathroom where a 72-inch cabinet would be too wide. You still need space around the faucet spread, countertop edges, and adjoining fixtures.
Do the complete vanity packages include faucets and mirrors?
No. The detailed component lists for the Hepburn 60-inch, Hepburn 72-inch in white, Taylor 66-inch, and both Cambridge models exclude faucets and mirrors. You will need to select those separately.
Which models have rectangular undermount sinks?
The Hepburn 60-inch, white Hepburn 72-inch, Taylor 66-inch, and both Cambridge 72-inch models use rectangular undermount porcelain sinks. The Midnight Blue Hepburn is distinguished by its oval bowls.
Does the 36-inch height include the backsplash?
No. The stated 36-inch height for the models with a 4-inch backsplash does not include that additional height. Measure the wall section with the backsplash in mind.
Are marble and quartz the same material?
No. Marble is natural stone with individual veining, while quartz is a nonporous engineered surface. The marble models need sealing, whereas the listed quartz surfaces do not.
Closing Remarks
The best double vanity for your bathroom depends on space first, then surface and style. ARIEL offers a useful range of widths, from the 60-inch Hepburn to the 72-inch models, with quartz, Carrara marble, white, gray, Midnight Blue, and oval sink variations. Measure the full fixture layout, choose the maintenance level that suits your routine, and select the finish that will make the room feel intentional.