Whether you lack the space, or want a different-looking bathroom storage solution, corner bathroom vanity cabinets might be just the answer. These vanities not only shift the overall flow and layout of your bathroom, but they also allow you to do more with the space. By turning to this triangular yet functional shape, you can create a bathroom that adds additional value to your home.

One of the biggest reasons that people even begin to look at corner vanity cabinets is because of space constraints. In “smallish” rooms, a corner cabinet can create a sense of openness that larger, more traditional four-sided vanities would only negate. You may have to sacrifice some counter space, but at least you'll be able to move around more freely. By installing only a base unit, or just the top shelves, you'll minimize clutter even further.

In older homes, a corner vanity cabinet might be a practical necessity, not just a decorative option. Many bathrooms can be irregularly shaped, allowing little room for traditional shelving units. If you'd like to make the most efficient use of your bathroom space, a corner storage cabinet may be your only choice.

Given the trend towards larger homes, chances are that your bathroom is a respectable size and conventionally proportioned. Even here, however, corner bathroom vanities can play an important role. They might be the space-saving magic that allows you to replace your tub with a Jacuzzi, or include both a shower and a tub in your master bathroom. Another option is to substitute two corner bathroom vanities for one large, double-sink cabinet: each half of a twosome will then have his or her own distinct place for storing personal items.

Corner bathroom vanities are practical in other ways as well. Those equipped with mirrors on both sides make hair styling and make-up an absolute pleasure. And when placed opposite a window, a vanity with mirrors will disperse more light into the room.

Whatever your reason, a corner bathroom vanity is an excellent option to consider when remodeling your bathroom. Indeed, with so much versatility and convenience, they're becoming more a standard and less an exception.