I think that the vanity top and sink look great when new and replaced, and you can do a lot to spruce up existing cabinets. Sanding, filling, priming, and painting cabinets (and even spending a few extra bucks to get new fixtures) can make an old piece look brand new. Often new vanities are expensive or made cheaply or both, so anything you can do to avoid going that route would be great for your budget More on reddit.com

I've gotten some good-quality, solid-wood vanities, through Lowe's. The thing is, you don't buy the in-stock stuff. Sit down with one of their bath specialists and take a look at the special-order stuff from companies like KraftMaid. You should be able to find something nice, for under $1K. More on reddit.com

Try Hoods. They usually have decent prices and you can mix and match. More on reddit.com

I recently purchased the OVE decor Lourdes 60” vanity from Costco. It’s not installed yet since we are partway through a big remodel, but I was impressed with the quality for $1200. Solid wood, soft close drawers, silver and black hardware included, also includes stone top and sinks. Free delivery to room of choice, and they aren’t lying. Delivery guys carried it all the way upstairs. https://www.costco.com/ove-decors-lourdes-60%22-bath-vanity.product.100533706.html More on reddit.com