There is no need to match. The general style should match the general style of the home. For example, you would not want an ultra modern bathroom and a rustic bathroom and a beach kitchen.

Thanks. I am still trying to decide a style for the house and that is part of why I am trying to Figure all this out. I found some vanities for the 2 bathrooms and tile for all 3 baths but still stuck on trying to make the house look like a style. Wish I had the budget for someone to pick it all for me.

If your vanities and other cabinetry are basic vanities then the style can usually be done more through decor, paint colors and to some extent the tile. If you want a more specific style, like really modern or seriously rustic, then it would help to have a vanity with that look. I have basic wood vanities and one white one which could be used in many styles. I went with white subway wainscot (Bead board in one) and mosaic style floors for a more cottage look which is pretty much the style of my home. The same vanities could be used with large format tiles for a more "on trend" look.

Search through bathroom pics here, but also on Pinterest - I see a little more variety style wise there. See if there is a style that keeps popping out to you. Same with kitchens - that may help you discover your preferred style.

If you are considering solid surface countertops, you can save cost by utilizing a whole slab. This is why you will see the same countertops throughout a home. Also, if you are not reconfiguring the baths, perhaps just change the doors instead of purchasing new vanities.

Master bath and 1 of the other bathrooms are in the new additions and the other one may get reconfigured but even if not everything bathroom are from the 70s maybe 80 except the toliet. I will have to check on the whole slab thing. I am hoping to do quartz

I feel that it depends on your style! Some like a home with a certain 'flow' and the vanities match and create a seamless idea from one room to another. However, I still think you can achieve this 'flow' with different vanities.

I like the idea of the bathroom matching the kitchen!

So the tile is what will be in all 3 baths, the middle vanity is something I was thinking about for the master with whatever kitchen counter I go with and the 3rd picture will be the vanity and sink combo to go in other 2 baths with a different faucet. Master bath will have tile shower and that's not picked yet and other baths will have tub/shower and toliet in white.