You still like your Godmorgon vanity. The drawers glide fine and the plumbing is set. It is just the fronts that look tired, maybe a little scratched or a shiny gray that has fallen out of style.
Then you go looking for new ones and find out IKEA quietly stopped selling Godmorgon. Now what?
Good news: you do not need a whole new vanity. Godmorgon replacement doors let you keep the boxes and drawers you already have and swap only the parts you see. Here is how it works, what sizes exist, and what to check before you order.
Short answer: IKEA discontinued the Godmorgon line, but you can still buy custom replacement doors and drawer fronts that bolt onto your existing Godmorgon boxes. It costs less than a full vanity rebuild and keeps your sink, counter, and plumbing in place.
Is IKEA Godmorgon really discontinued?
Yes. IKEA has phased out the Godmorgon vanity system, and it has disappeared from their site in most markets. Reports of the change spread through 2025, and IKEA"s own customer service pages now point people away from it.
That matters for one reason. If a front cracks or you want a fresh look, you can no longer just add a matching IKEA piece. Your options are a full replacement vanity, or custom fronts made to fit the boxes you own.
The boxes themselves are the good part of Godmorgon. They are sturdy, the soft-close drawers are solid, and they are already installed and level. Replacing only the fronts keeps all of that.
Replace the fronts or replace the whole vanity?
If your boxes are dry and square, new fronts are usually the smarter spend. If the boxes are water-swollen or falling apart, start over. Here is the quick comparison.
| Factor | New Godmorgon fronts | Full new vanity |
|---|---|---|
| Keeps your plumbing and counter | Yes | Often no |
| Mess and downtime | Low, a few hours | High, plumbing and demo |
| Cost | Lower, varies by size and style | Higher |
| Best when | Boxes are solid, look is dated | Boxes are damaged or you want a new layout |
| Style choice | Wide, custom colors and profiles | Limited to what is in stock |
Godmorgon sizes: what you likely have
Godmorgon vanities came in a handful of standard widths, in two-drawer and four-drawer setups. Yours is almost certainly one of these.
| Cabinet width | Metric | Common drawer setup |
|---|---|---|
| 23 5/8 in | 60 cm | 2 drawers |
| 31 1/2 in | 80 cm | 2 drawers |
| 39 3/8 in | 100 cm | 2 drawers |
| 47 1/4 in | 120 cm | 4 drawers |
| 55 1/8 in | 140 cm | 4 drawers |
Depth varies, so measure yours rather than assume. Some Godmorgon cabinets are the standard deeper box and some are the shallow version. Wall cabinets and tall units used different fronts again.
The safest move: measure each front you plan to replace, height and width, and count your drawers before you order.
Styles that suit a 2026 bathroom
This is where replacement fronts win. IKEA gave you a short list of finishes. Custom fronts open the whole design door.
Current bathroom trends lean warm and tactile. Think white oak and walnut tones, soft sage and olive greens, deep navy, and warm neutrals like greige and khaki. Fluted and reeded fronts are popular for a bit of texture without much fuss.
Popular front styles for Godmorgon
- Slab and Euro Slab for a clean, modern face that reads calm and spa-like.
- Shaker profiles for a soft classic look that fits most homes.
- Gruv for a fluted, grooved texture that matches the 2026 trend.
- Deco for a bit more detail and character.
- Insert-Ready if you want to add cane, glass, or metal mesh yourself.
Pair any of these with brushed brass or champagne bronze pulls and the vanity feels new, not patched.
How to order Godmorgon replacement doors
- Confirm your cabinet is Godmorgon, not a newer IKEA vanity. Check the box shape and drawer rails.
- Measure every front and drawer front you want to swap, in both height and width.
- Count drawers per cabinet so you order the right front set.
- Pick a style and color. Order samples first so you can see the finish in your own light.
- Place the order and plan for the lead time. Custom fronts are made to order, so budget about 6 to 8 weeks.
- Swap the fronts. Most sets attach to the same mounts, so it is a screwdriver job, not a renovation.
The doubt most people have
Won"t custom fronts cost more than a cheap new vanity? Sometimes the sticker looks close. But a new vanity means pulling the sink, touching the plumbing, and often redoing the counter and backsplash. That labor adds up fast.
Replacement fronts skip all of that. You keep the counter, the sink, and the water lines, and you change only what you see. For a vanity in good shape, that is usually the better value.
Prices vary by size, style, and finish, so use an online estimate to price your exact setup rather than guessing from a range.
FAQ
Can I still get doors for a discontinued Godmorgon vanity?
Yes. IKEA no longer sells Godmorgon, but custom makers still produce doors and drawer fronts sized to fit existing Godmorgon boxes, so you can refresh the vanity without replacing it.
Will new fronts fit my old Godmorgon boxes?
They should, as long as you measure correctly. Godmorgon used standard widths and mounting points, so custom fronts are built to match. Always measure your fronts and count drawers before ordering.
How long do custom Godmorgon fronts take?
Because they are made to order, plan for roughly 6 to 8 weeks from order to delivery. The install itself is usually a short job you can do in an afternoon.
Do replacement fronts come with hinges or drawer boxes?
Usually not. You reuse your existing Godmorgon drawers and hardware, and you swap only the visible fronts. That is what keeps the cost and mess down.