Bathroom vanities · Malibu
Custom bathroom vanities for Malibu homes
Single and double vanities, tower cabinets and linen storage for Malibu bathrooms, built to order in our Newbury Park shop to fit your plans and plumbing.
Vanities for every bathroom in a rebuild
A rebuilt house often needs cabinetry for several bathrooms at once: a primary bath, guest baths and a powder room. If you are rebuilding after the recent fires, we can plan every vanity from your architect’s plans, build them to order in our Newbury Park shop and install them once the house is ready.
We build the vanity cabinetry; tile, plumbing fixtures and the rest of the room stay with your contractor and the other trades, and we work alongside them.
Fitted to the plumbing, not the catalog
Because each vanity is built to order, it can be sized to the exact wall, window and plumbing locations on your plans rather than the nearest stock width. Drawers can be split around the sink trap, a tower can rise beside the mirror, and a floating vanity can leave the floor open.
Your vanities can carry the door style and finish of your kitchen, or each bathroom can have its own look.
Planning vanities in Malibu? Consultations are free.
Salt air, steam and water
Bathrooms are the wettest rooms in a house, and Malibu adds salt air from the ocean. As general guidance, finishes sealed on every face and edge resist moisture better, hardware with a corrosion-resistant finish such as stainless steel tends to hold up near the coast, and a well-ventilated bathroom is easier on any cabinetry.
We talk through finishes and hardware with that in mind during design, and plan door and drawer layouts so the plumbing is easy to reach later.
Malibu bathrooms, coast to canyon
Beach houses along Pacific Coast Highway and in the Colony often have compact bathrooms where a floating vanity or a narrow tower makes the most of the space. Homes on Point Dume, near Zuma and up Malibu Canyon tend to have larger primary baths with room for a long double vanity and a linen cabinet.
Wherever the house sits, every project starts with a free consultation and a 3D design you can adjust until it is right.
What goes into a vanity
A vanity takes water, steam and daily use, so the parts matter. The boxes are hardwood plywood, the doors and drawer fronts come from Corona Millworks in shaker, five-piece and slab styles, and drawers and doors close on Blum soft-close hardware. Vanity pull-outs can keep hair tools and supplies organized inside the cabinet.
See what goes into our cabinets for the brands we build with.
What we build for Malibu bathrooms
- Single and double vanities
- Floating vanities
- Tower cabinets beside the mirror
- Linen cabinets and storage walls
- Makeup desks built into the vanity run
- Powder room vanities
See also kitchen cabinets in Malibu.
How a project works
- 01
Consultation
A free conversation about your space, style, budget, and timeline.
- 02
Design
We draw your project in 3D design software. Add, remove, or adjust features until it is exactly right.
- 03
Schedule
We build a detailed plan tied to your budget and schedule before work begins.
- 04
Build
Cabinets are built in our Newbury Park shop. Optimized nesting makes efficient use of materials, which helps keep costs down.
- 05
Install
We install the cabinetry in your home and make the final adjustments.
Vanities from our portfolio
Vanities we have built elsewhere in our service area.
Questions about your project
Can you build vanities for every bathroom in our rebuild?
Yes. We build anything from a single vanity to vanities, towers and linen storage for several bathrooms at once, and we can plan them from your architect’s plans.
Do you handle the rest of the bathroom?
We build and install the vanity cabinetry and work alongside your contractor and other trades on the rest of the room.
What finishes hold up in a coastal bathroom?
Bathrooms near the ocean deal with steam and salt air, so we talk through finish and hardware options during design. As general guidance, fully sealed finishes and corrosion-resistant hardware tend to hold up better.
How long does installation take?
Installation typically takes 1–2 days for smaller projects, followed by finishing work.
Are you licensed?
Yes. Conejo Woodworks holds California Contractors State License Board license #976852 (C-6 Cabinet, Millwork and Finish Carpentry).