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Bathrooms in St. Petersburg's older homes were rarely designed with storage in mind. A 1920s bungalow in Old Northeast might have a bath barely wider than its tub, while a downtown condo has a sleek but shallow vanity that holds almost nothing. We design custom vanities that fit the room exactly and stand up to the humidity that comes with living surrounded by water.
Every vanity is measured in your home, built to your exact dimensions with moisture-resistant construction, and installed by our own crew, from a compact powder-room cabinet to a double vanity with a matching linen tower.
In Old Northeast, Kenwood, Crescent Lake, and Historic Uptown, bathrooms are often small, with windows, radiators, or doors placed exactly where a standard vanity would go. Because we build to your exact dimensions, we can make a vanity a few inches narrower or shallower to keep a door swinging freely, or step the depth to clear a window trim. Furniture-style vanities on legs and simple shaker or inset doors suit these homes well, and a recessed medicine cabinet adds storage without crowding the room.
Homes in Shore Acres, Disston Heights, and similar neighborhoods usually have a hall bath and a modest primary bath, both with their original or once-updated vanities. Replacing a single-sink primary vanity with a double vanity, or adding a linen tower in place of a cramped closet, are two of the most common upgrades we build in these homes.
Condo bathrooms have fixed plumbing locations and often strict association rules on noise, work hours, and elevator use. Floating vanities are popular here: they make a small bathroom feel larger and leave floor space open. We coordinate the install with building management and protect common areas on delivery day.
St. Pete bathrooms deal with Gulf humidity every day. Every vanity we build uses moisture-resistant construction and finishes sealed on all sides, and we recommend a working exhaust fan to protect your investment. For homes in flood zones, a floating vanity or one raised on legs keeps the cabinet off the floor and is easier to replace after high water. Near the bay, we use stainless or coated hardware to resist salt air. Learn more in our guide to cabinet materials for Florida humidity.
Yes. Every vanity is built to your exact dimensions, so we can adjust width and depth to clear doors, windows, and trim in older St. Petersburg bathrooms, without the filler panels a stock vanity would need.
Yes. Floating vanities are one of our most requested styles for condos. We coordinate with building management on access and work hours, and we confirm the wall can support the vanity before installation.
It depends on the size of the space, the materials and finish you choose, and the condition of what's there now. We confirm pricing after a free in-home measurement in St. Petersburg, not over the phone, and your quote spells out exactly what's included.