Which is better for a small bathroom?

The Houston is wall-mounted and 22 in. deep, so it frees floor space and reads lighter. The Maklaine is 19 in. deep but stands on legs and needs clearance around it.

Which one lasts longer?

The Houston's solid white oak cabinet and dovetailed drawers should hold up better in a damp bathroom than the Maklaine's MDF and particleboard base. The Maklaine's quartz top is durable, but its cabinet is the weaker point.

Is the Maklaine worth the extra $56?

Only if you value arriving assembled with the top and sink fitted. The Houston gives you solid oak and a stone choice for less money.

Do I need a plumber for either?

Both need a plumber or a confident DIYer for the drain and supply lines. The Houston also needs the undermount sink set during installation; the Maklaine comes with it fitted.

Can I use a widespread faucet on both?

The Maklaine is drilled for a widespread faucet, which is not included. The Houston's faucet drilling depends on the countertop you order, so confirm it before buying.

Which has more storage?

The Maklaine: 3 drawers, 2 doors and an open bottom shelf. The Houston has doors and drawers in a shallower floating body with no open shelf.

Houston Floating White Oak 30 in. W x 22 in. D Single Sink Bathroom Vanity vs Maklaine Traditional 30" Single Quartz Top Bathroom Vanity in White

Buy the Houston if you want real solid white oak, a floating wall-mount look and a stone top you pick yourself. Buy the Maklaine if you want a freestanding vanity that arrives fully assembled with a quartz top and a lower shelf for towels. The Houston is cheaper at the latest prices: $469.99 at Amazon versus $525.99 at Cymax, both as of November 4, 2026.

Today the Houston Floating White Oak 30 in. W x 22 in. D Single Sink Bathroom Vanity costs $56.00 less at its best price.

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