If you do not find first-hand owner feedback, I would still evaluate it like a product-quality purchase rather than a brand-trust purchase. Ask for the exact cabinet box material, drawer-slide brand, hinge brand, finish system, countertop thickness and photos of the interior joinery and back panel. Those details usually tell you much more than the showroom pictures.

From a manufacturing and QC perspective, I would also look at whether the reveals are even, whether drawers stay aligned when opened, how well the paint covers edges, and whether replacement doors or drawers can be ordered later. A vanity can photograph well and still be disappointing in those practical areas.

Before ordering, I would also confirm the vanity dimensions against your mirror plan, backsplash height and faucet spread. Vanity sourcing usually goes much more smoothly when the full wall layout is checked at the same time.