Gray Cabinets Bathroom Ideas
Planning a bathroom remodel or designing a new space? A great place to start is the bathroom vanity since it tends to incorporate the most materials and serve as a centerpiece in the space. You'll want to select elements that reflect your desired style and support the high-use space. For example, choosing Cambria for bathroom countertops means your vanity top will be durable, easy-clean, and hygienic (no moisture or bacteria will seep through the nonabsorbent quartz surface). With beauty and benefits in mind, we've curated fifteen bathroom vanity ideas to help inspire your master bath, powder room, or other bathroom project.
1. Pair marble-like quartz with gray cabinetry for classic elegance.
With a medley of warm neutrals and intriguing movement, Highgate is the perfect countertop to pair with gray cabinets for a glamorous master bath as in this bathroom renovation from blogger Mia Mia Mine. After frustration using marble in her guest bath ("It was pretty disappointing to see scratches and water spots so quickly on it," she says), the blogger opted for Cambria, a superior alternative to marble. "Every design was breathtaking," she says. "We had always loved Cambria products—they're nonporous, nonabsorbent, and harder than granite so they're really maintenance free—perfect for a bathroom!"
Bathroom remodel from Mia Mia Mine featuring Highgate™ bathroom countertops, gray cabinets, and chrome hardware.
Cambria Highgate design detail
2. Glam up a farmhouse bathroom with stylish selections.
For a luxe farmhouse bath, pair dark woods and shiplap with refined white quartz countertops and contemporary round mirrors. The spacious custom double vanity from Cypress Homes features marble-like Torquay countertops and a center seating area to add ease to morning routines.
Elegant farmhouse bathroom featuring dark wood and Torquay™ vanity countertops.
Cambria Torquay design detail
3. Coordinate your bathroom countertops with your shower.
For a cohesive look and even more benefits for your bath, use the same Cambria design for your shower as your bathroom countertops. This master bathroom designed by Heidi Huddleston for the Charleston Symphony Orchestra League Designer Show House features sparkling white Whitney countertops and a coordinating shower bench and entryway. Not just for countertops, Cambria is ideal for full shower surrounds, tub surrounds, and many other applications.
Master bathroom featuring Whitney™ vanity countertops and coordinating shower bench and entry panel. Photo: Patrick Brickman
Cambria Whitney design detail
4. Pair white countertops with matte black and brass for contemporary cool.
Add a contemporary spin to a light and airy bathroom with matte black and brass. In this West Coast–cool space by Jenny Komenda, dual matte black faucets and mirrors contrast with Brittanicca Matte countertops. Brushed brass hardware and accent lighting adds a glam touch, while a vintage kilim rug and cactus-print artwork personalizes the space. Get ideas for how to make a statement with matte black in any space.
Brittanicca Matte™ countertops pair with matte black and brass in this stylish bathroom remodel.
Cambria Brittanicca Matte design detail
5. Go high contrast for big impact.
You can't go wrong with a classic black-and-white palette, and incorporating movement and pattern adds a fresh spin. This high-contrast bathroom by Jean Stoffer Design and Kenowa Builders is timeless and chic with a full-height black herringbone tile backsplash, contrasting white vanities with Brittanicca Matte tops, a bold statement black door, pops of brass, and patterned floor tile. Get tips for planning your space featuring a high-contrast design aesthetic.
A pair of white vanities with Brittanicca Matte countertops pop against a black herringbone-tile backsplash. Photo: Stoffer Photography Interiors
6. Showcase spa-like luxury with a floating quartz vanity and shelf.
A floating vanity crafted entirely of Cambria is a stunning way to showcase the beauty of the stone and infuse an indulgent feel into any bathroom space. An Instagram favorite, this mod master bath by Sire Design makes a striking statement with a floating Rose Bay vanity. A drop-mitered edge transforms the bathroom countertops into a bold centerpiece, with dramatic black marble veining against a white backdrop. A custom shelf crafted from the same quartz design offers a spa-inspired look and sleek open storage solution.
A floating Rose Bay™ bathroom vanity and shelf makes a dramatic statement.
Cambria Rose Bay design detail
7. Contrast shapes and textures from vanity and backsplash to mirror and lighting.
Playing with contrasting shapes and textures is a great way to liven up a neutral palette. This bathroom by AFT Construction and E. Interiors pairs gray-toned woods with marble-like Swanbridge for a versatile and inviting color palette. The angular lines of the bathroom vanity contrast the rounded backsplash tile, while the square floor tile embraces abstract lines and a subtle color pop. A hexagon mirror is a fresh alternative to square or round vanity mirrors, softened by rounded wicker pendants. For another vanity featuring Swanbridge from the same designer and builder, see our post on luxe marble-alternative spaces.
Swanbridge™ countertops, gray-toned woods, a hexagon mirror, and rounded wicker pendants combine for chic bathroom style. Photo: High Res Media .
Cambria Swanbridge design detail
8. Get a concrete look with better performance with gray quartz countertops.
Concrete countertops are heavy and tough to install, making them impractical for a bathroom vanity. Get a similar look and added performance benefits with one of Cambria's many gray quartz designs. In this master bath by Brian Patrick Flynn, Carrick bathroom countertops pair with olive green cabinetry and stacked subway tile for contemporary sophistication. See more bathroom vanity ideas in our gray countertops roundup.
Carrick™ countertops offer a concrete look with superior performance for a master bath. Photo: Rustic White Interiors.
Cambria Carrick design detail
9. Accentuate a bold countertop pattern with matte black cabinets.
Bathroom countertops with bold veining or dense movement, such as one of Cambria's granite alternatives, offer a captivating look. If the design features dark undertones or black accents, opt for matte black cabinets to complement the beautiful details of the design. Complete the look with matte black hardware, fixtures, or other details. This bathroom by Jaclyn Peters Design pairs Summerhill countertops and backsplash with matte black cabinets, faucet, mirror, towel rack, light fittings, and vanity decor. If you're choosing a design with deep brown or blue undertones, you can achieve a similar effect with dark wood or navy cabinetry to complement the countertops.
Matte black complements the bold pattern and darker details of the Summerhill™ countertops and backsplash.
Cambria Summerhill design detail
10. Create a streamlined look with an integrated Cambria sink.
Cambria's advanced fabrication techniques and uncompromising quality mean the possibilities for custom vanities are practically endless. An integrated sink offers a modern minimalist look and extends the benefits of the countertop to the sink basin, with easy-clean convenience and durability. In this space from Beautiful Space Co., an integrated Torquay vanity sink makes for a sleek, industrial-look. We love the look of integrated Cambria sinks for residential and commercial spaces alike. Due to the high-quality quartz material, Cambria can be fabricated to far greater precision than granite or quartz. If you're considering an integrated sink or other custom Cambria application, contact a dealer near you to discuss the options for your space.
This industrial-modern bathroom features Torquay as an integrated trough sink and countertops.
11. Make a bold statement with a quartz bathroom backsplash.
A continuous look with Cambria bathroom countertops and backsplash not only makes a bold statement but a smart investment. A Cambria backsplash to complement your countertops provides added hygienic benefits and maintenance-free convenience. This coastal bathroom from Brian Patrick Flynn offers swoon-worthy beauty with mesmerizing Skye countertops and backsplash. Love this hue? Discover more blue bathroom ideas.
Skye™ brings ocean-inspired blues as a bathroom backsplash and countertops. Photo: Rustic White Interiors .
Cambria Skye design detail
12. Mix metals to complement natural stone countertops.
For a fresh, updated look, balance mixed gold and silver tones with natural quartz vanity countertops featuring rich tones and texture. Opulent and luxe, this traditional powder bathroom pairs rose gold and silver with a mitered-edge Roxwell vanity showcasing the stone's flowing movement. To create a similar look, check out these pairing ideas from Cambria Style.
Mixed metals complement the waves of black, gray, and white of Cambria Roxwell™ .
Cambria Roxwell design detail
13. Play with pattern from wallpaper to countertop.
Create a delightfully inviting bathroom by pairing floral wallpaper with a vanity featuring a boldly patterned Cambria countertop. This powder room by Kitchen Design Concepts combines Galloway and complementary floral wallpaper with metallic-like hues that play off the gold fixtures and sink.
Galloway™ countertops, gold details, and floral wallpaper make for a perfect pattern-play powder room.
Cambria Galloway design detail
For more ideas for your space, see our roundup of pattern-play powder rooms. Order samples of any of the designs featured here to plan your perfect look.
Ready to put your bathroom vanity ideas into action? Find your nearest Cambria dealer to start making your bathroom goals a reality.
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