The vanity is the hardest-working surface in a bathroom. It gets splashed every morning, collects toothpaste and soap, and holds the bottles nobody puts away. A quartz bathroom vanity top handles all of that and still looks clean at the end of the day.

This guide covers what to choose: the size of the top, the shape of the basin, single or double, the colour and finish, and what it costs.

What an integrated quartz vanity top is

Most bathroom counters are a flat slab with a ceramic basin set on top or fixed underneath. An integrated vanity top is different. The basin, the deck around it and the edges are made as one piece of the same material, so there is no rim, no gap and no line of sealant for grime to settle in.

Pacific's integrated vanity tops are part of our Integra collection. They are made from a high-density low silica quartz composite, pressed on our Breton production line and then moulded, machined and finished to tight tolerances so the basin flows straight out of the counter. They come in single and double basin versions, ready to install, for homes and for hotel bathrooms.

Why quartz suits a bathroom

A bathroom is wet, steamy and full of soaps, creams and cleaning products. Our cut-to-size range is tested to European and American standards, and the results show why it copes:

Water absorption is below 0.03% (EN 14617-1), so water and soap stay on the surface.
Stain resistance is rated "not affected" (ASTM C1378), so toothpaste and make-up wipe away.
Mohs hardness is 6.5 to 7.5, so the top resists scratches from bottles and jewellery.
It passes the ASTM Z124 test for wear and cleanability, the standard used for bathroom fixtures.

Is a quartz countertop safe for a bathroom? Yes. The surface is non-porous, which makes it easy to keep hygienic, and the low silica quartz composite is safer for the people who cut and fit it.

Vanity top sizes

Pacific's integrated vanity tops come in a handful of standard sizes, so you can plan the cabinet around them:

36 x 22 in (about 915 x 560 mm), for powder rooms and compact bathrooms.
48 x 22 in (about 1,220 x 560 mm), the most common size, with room for a basin and space either side.
59 x 21.5 in and 60 x 22 in (about 1,500 x 550 mm), for larger bathrooms that want generous counter space.
60 x 24 in (about 1,525 x 610 mm), a deeper top for a bigger bathroom.

If none of these fit, the top can be cut to size from a full quartz slab, which measures 347 x 201 cm. That leaves plenty of room for a long vanity, a double basin or a matching shelf or backsplash from the same slab. Tops come in 12, 20 and 30 mm thickness.

As a rough guide, measure the wall, allow for any door or towel rail, and leave at least 15 cm of counter on each side of the basin so there is room for a soap dish and a glass.

Basin styles

The basin shape decides how the vanity looks and how much water it can hold. Pacific makes fourteen basin designs, carved into the top rather than added to it. Basin sizes are in inches.

Shallow and minimal, 3 in deep:

Grand Edge, 24 x 15 basin on a 48 x 22 top.
Streamline, 24 x 16 basin on a 60 x 24 top, with an elongated, flowing shape.
Quadroline, 24 x 16 basin on a 59 x 21.5 top, with a long linear channel.

Mid-depth, 3.5 to 4 in:

Casa Curve, 24 x 15, a flat-based rectangular basin.
Noir Cascade, 20 x 14, with a sloping, cascading interior.
Triarc, 20 x 14, where three crisp lines meet at the drain.
Opal, 24 x 17.5, 3.75 in deep with a rear drain.
Royal, 26 x 18 on a 60 x 22 top, with an integrated deck for taps and accessories.

Deep, 4.5 to 5 in:

Noble, 15 x 15, a compact deep bowl.
Aura Flow, 20 x 14, with a subtle linear slope.
Angular Flow, 24 x 14, with faceted sides that draw water to the centre.
Ascendro, 20 x 14, with gently rising planes.
Ledge, 20 x 14, with a raised utility ledge beside the basin.
Prime Curve, 22.5 x 18 and 5 in deep, with a soft radius that is easy to clean.

Shallow basins look sleek and suit guest bathrooms. Deeper ones splash less and suit a busy family bathroom. Several of the deeper designs, such as Opal, Noble and Grand Edge, also work in pantries, utility areas and hotel kitchens.

Single or double basin

A single basin suits most bathrooms and leaves more counter space. A double basin makes sense in a shared bathroom where two people get ready at the same time, and it needs a top of around 60 in (1,500 mm) or longer to give each basin enough room. Both are made as one piece, so even a double vanity has no joint between the basins.

For a complete look, Pacific also makes full vanity units, where the top, basin and drawer fronts are all made from the same quartz. The colour and pattern run unbroken from the counter down the front.

Colours

The vanity range covers the main colour families in our quartz collections.

Plain whites and soft neutrals keep a bathroom bright and calm. Super White is a pure, uniform white with no veining. Florence is a soft, warm off-white, and Maple Gaze is a silvery white with a fine linear texture.

Veined whites bring in the look of marble quartz. Astral Mist has soft grey veining on a luminous white, Winter Haze has bold grey and gold veining, and Lumina Crystal has gold and amber veins on a warm ivory base.

Warm tones suit bathrooms with brass fittings and wood. Latte Luxe has a travertine-inspired mix of ivory, caramel and gold. Hermes is a warm greige inspired by limestone, and Sakura is a soft blush pink.

Greys and earthy tones include Bohemia, with soft veining on a grey base, and Ruskin, with layered grey, taupe and umber.

Dark tones make a strong statement in a powder room or hotel bathroom. Alabaster Noir is deep black with fine white veining, and Zenith is a deep charcoal with subtle mineral speckles.

For more on choosing a white, see our guide to white quartz countertops, and for veined designs, our guide to marble quartz.

Finishes and edges

Every vanity design comes in four finishes: polished, matte, suede and velvet. Polished looks crisp and bright. Matte and suede hide water spots and fingerprints better, which helps in a bathroom, and velvet has a soft, smooth feel.

The edge is where the vanity meets your hip and your towel, so it is worth choosing with care. Options include bullnose, half bullnose, quarter round, eased, ogee, shark nose, bevel, mitred and waterfall edges, plus an anti-drip edge that stops water running down the front. Our guide to quartz countertop edge profiles explains each one.

What a quartz vanity top costs

Quartz price for a vanity depends on the size, the design and whether you choose a top or a full unit. As a guide, from our 2026 catalogue:

Integrated vanity tops start at around ₹85,000 for a 36 x 22 in Super White top.
Most veined and textured designs, such as Astral Mist, Florence, Hermes and Bohemia, fall between about ₹1,37,000 and ₹1,47,000 for a 36 or 48 in top.
Larger 60 in tops in designs like Latte Luxe and Winter Haze are around ₹1,56,000.
Full vanity units, with the top and drawer fronts in the same quartz, are around ₹3,21,000 to ₹3,36,000.

Prices vary by size, finish and location, so ask your dealer for a quote on the exact top you want.

Care and warranty

Daily care is simple: rinse, wipe with a soft cloth and a mild cleaner, and dry. The quartz countertop maintenance tips that matter most in a bathroom are to avoid harsh chemicals, such as undiluted bleach or drain cleaner, and abrasive pads, and to keep hot styling tools off the surface. Our care guide covers the rest.

Every Integra vanity top carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, discolouration and structural failure under normal residential use. It applies to the original owner at the original installation and includes repair or replacement.

Choosing your vanity

Start with the size your bathroom can take, pick a basin that suits how the room is used, and then choose a colour that works with your tiles and fittings. If you are planning a full bathroom, a vanity, shower wall and window sill in the same quartz tie the room together. Our bathrooms page has more ideas.

As a quartz company and one of the quartz slab manufacturers in India making its own slabs in Hosur, Pacific can supply a standard top or cut one to size. To see the range, find a dealer near you or request a quote.