If you are looking for a cheap way to update your bathroom vanity, these DIY vanity tops are a great option.
Bathroom remodels can be so expensive!
But what if you could update the look and feel of your bathroom on a budget? You can with these cheap DIY vanity top ideas. Stop living with a bathroom you hate and DIY a bathroom you love.
These amazing ideas will have you planning your next budget bathroom remodel in no time!
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Cheap DIY Vanity Tops For Your Bathroom
When you are renovating a bathroom on a budget, one way to keep costs down is to DIY your own vanity top. Check out these DIY vanity tops including concrete, wood, and tile. These vanity tops may have been cheap, but they look anything but!
One of the best parts about doing a wood vanity top with the Waterlox finish, it cost less than $150 for our 8 foot vanity top! But it looks like it cost so much more.
For only $50 you can have a beautiful modern solid surface vanity top! This DIY concrete vanity is easy enough to make in a day and looks amazing. Everyone will think you spent lots of money on your new vanity.
How to Build a Floating Wood Vanity For Less than $30 (an IKEA Hack!)
This beautiful floating wood vanity top DIY can be made for under $30! You have to see how it totally transforms this bathroom.
This gorgeous limestone tile DIY vanity countertop looks amazing in this bathroom. There are tips and tricks shared so you can successfully install your own!
A DIY painted bathroom vanity top is an easy and cheap way to update a bathroom vanity. You can read the pros and cons and all the details here.
This DIY concrete bathroom vanity top is stunning! It is much easier than you think and, while time consuming, most of the time is spent waiting for the concrete to dry.
Transform your bathroom vanity top with sink paint. It's cheap, easy and makes quite an update to your bathroom.
This DIY concrete bathroom vanity top includes a detailed tutorial with a video on how to save a bundle by installing your own.
Transform your bathroom vanity top by installing marble contact paper! It is inexpensive and can totally change the look of the vanity. Plus it's an easy DIY.
How to Paint Over White / Normal Countertops / Vanity Tops to Resemble Granite
Instead of replacing your vanity top, replace the look with DIY painted granite countertops. It's an easy and inexpensive update for your bathroom.
Build your own farmhouse DIY bathroom vanity top. It's a great way to makeover an old bathroom vanity for cheap!
If you have an outdated vanity top with a built in sink, you can still give it an updated look like this DIY concrete counter top. There are even tips on how to clean concrete!
For an industrial farmhouse look, check out this lighter shade of concrete on a gorgeous diy vanity build. So much to see in this complete bathroom renovation.
This gorgeous DIY bathroom vanity was built from scratch and includes a granite vanity top with double sinks.
It's raining in the basement! (Alternately titled: Painting bathroom counters.)
One of the easiest and cheapest ways to update a vanity top is to paint it. This white top is completely transformed and looks so modern now.
You can easily update a vanity top by creating a DIY marble finish. This is another inexpensive update and can be done for under $50!
And don’t forget about DIYing other parts of your bathroom remodel too. Check out this DIY Bathroom Mirror Window Frame and this DIY Bathroom Vanity With Drawers.
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Bonnie
Sunday 20th of December 2020
We have older, low vanities, and we're going to refresh them with a coat of paint on the base, and add new tops with leftovers from a granite/marble place - they'll cut to fit, and it's inexpensive if you use their leftovers. They have tons of leftover cuts in all sorts of colors. To get the some extra height, we'll use vessel sinks. I can't really replace the bases because when we bought the house, the bathrooms were carpeted. I ripped them out and put down porcelain tile - it's around the vanities, and I'm not willing to take a chance on destroying my tile floors to refit with a new vanity base that won't quite fit the old footprint.
Kati
Tuesday 19th of January 2021
That is a great idea! I haven't tried using leftover granite/marble yet, but you better believe I will ;). And using the vessel sinks adds so much height, you will love them!
Nicole Q-Schmitz
Tuesday 21st of April 2020
Love this roundup :) We have a vanity top that could use some love, this has lots of good options!
Kati
Tuesday 28th of April 2020
Thanks Nicole! I love inexpensive solutions too ;)
Robin from Frugal Family Times
Friday 17th of April 2020
Hiya, Kati! Thanks so much for including our floating vanity in your list here. Good company here! :)
Kati
Monday 20th of April 2020
You are welcome! It's a great vanity ;)