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Hi there! I sounds as though you are describing a free-standing vanity. One source with lots of options at 36" is Restoration Hardware. Good luck!

Okay...now the photo has loaded and I see what you like. The picture looks good but the one thing that this piece does is eliminate the option of lighting (sconces) on the sides of the mirror - critical to light your face if this is a bathroom where you put on make-up or shave. Take a look at the Restoration Hardware site to see examples of free-standing vanitites with matching mirrors above (which would give you a bit of the look you like) and sconces on either side for good light. Be sure to get sconces with a minumum of 75 watts of lamping each and locate them no more than 36" apart (from center of junction box to center of junction box). Please feel free to write more if you have any quesitons about what I've said. Best to you! Cynthia Wright

Thanks so much for your comments. Storage is more important, to us, than lighting on the sides of the mirror. The unit would abut to a wall on the left (could put light there), and could have overhead lighting as well. Love the styles at Restoration Hardware, but all I could find are free standing vanities with mirrors, which are the same basic styles (vanity with separate mirror) found at Lowe's, Home Depot, etc. The photo I provided does reflect a bit heavier style than I would like, but still very keen on having the 1-unit look with additional doors/drawers on top of the vanity, without sacrificing a mirror and too much counter space.

Excellent point about the smaller the vanity, the smaller the mirror, ergo...the smaller the side cabinets. I knew that, of course, but did not compute the estimated "final" reality! In my quest to find something different, unusual, and outside the norm, to accommodate our needs, the obvious eluded me. Thanks for the reality-check!

We have an armoir just outside this small bathroom, in the master bedroom, that is organized with long baskets on shelves for medicines, bandages, extra stock of shampoos, body wash, make up, lotions, et al. In the bathroom, we need a cabinet for towels/washcloths, drawers for elec razor, blow dryer, brushes, etc. I thought to use the upper small doors storage for cleaning wipes, at-hand extra toilet paper, and so on. You know, items needed while one is in the room! Also, since it is such a small room, I thought a 1-piece would reduce the clutter effect of so many componets in the room. Shelves can be decorative, but I don't want to look at the clutter. A bathroom gets soooo dusty, hairy...ugh. Cleaning would be a full time job. Sorry about this long comment. Just wanting a miracle solution for which there probably isn't one. You've been kind to work with me thru this. Thanks, again.

If you have the leisure of time, post your needs to http://www.custommade.com/ and see if you find someone to make what you want. I posted 5 vanities and got 10 responses within a few days. Did not end up using them as the lead time I had was not sufficient, but wish I could have.

Good job...It sounds like you are very organized! I would start with a vanity and medicine cabinet with lots of storage. Do you have room above your toilet on the wall? We often hang a closed door cabinet there to house just the things you have listed - the taller the more storage you will get! Along with your armoire, you should then have good storage in your bathroom. Good luck and please feel free to write if there is anything else we can do to help. Cynthia Wright