How Modern Vanity Compares
Honest, side-by-side comparisons with the biggest names in bathroom vanities. We present every competitor fairly — including where they beat us.
Modern Vanity vs VanityShop — Which Has Better Value?
Both Modern Vanity and VanityShop sell affordable bathroom vanities online, but the value propositions are very different. VanityShop's headline prices look tempting — until you realize what's not included.
Modern Vanity vs Home Depot — Complete Sets vs Piecing Together
Home Depot is the go-to for many renovators, but their vanity buying experience is designed around selling you individual components. By the time you've added a cabinet, a countertop, a sink, and hardware, you've spent more — and gotten cultured marble instead of quartz.
Modern Vanity vs Wayfair — Local Delivery vs Ship-from-Warehouse
Wayfair has one of the largest online furniture selections in Canada, including thousands of bathroom vanities. But scroll past the pretty photos and check what's actually included — most Wayfair vanities under $800 don't include a quartz countertop, and many don't include a countertop at all.
Modern Vanity vs Bath Depot — Value Comparison for Ontario Buyers
Bath Depot is a well-known Canadian bathroom retailer with physical stores in Ontario and Quebec. Their vanity selection is solid, but their pricing model is the same as everyone else — components sold separately, with the countertop costing extra.
Modern Vanity vs Costco — Quartz vs Cultured Marble Vanities
Costco sells bathroom vanities at competitive prices, primarily from brands like OVE and Avanity. They look like great deals — until you check the countertop material. Almost every Costco vanity under $900 uses cultured marble or polymarble, not quartz.
Complete Vanity Sets vs Buying Separately — The Real Math
It seems like you'd save money building your vanity from individual components. In practice, the math almost never works out — you spend more, wait longer, and hope everything fits together. Here's the real breakdown.