Hi Therenee,

Robern makes large medicine cabinets. They are very attractive. The cabinets come with a check, which can limit the swing to about 120 degrees. The M Series has a mirror on the inside of the door. This way you don't have to lean over the vanity for up close tasks such as shaving and make up.

Here is a link that might be useful: Robern

Threnee-A few thoughts. First, Doug is right about Robern. Their cabinets are beautiful although expensive. I was thinking about buying the new Uplift cabinet, which opens straight up like a garage door. It avoids you having to step away to open the door. You could hang pendant lights in front of it--that's how they show it in the catalog. I ultimately decided not to buy the cabinets--I needed two and the scale didn't work anymore with my room. We decided to go with towers on either side, which I had before and I much prefer. We are putting the lights on the side of the tower. So you could try that. Finally, you might think about putting a tall, shallow closet on the back wall and either mirroring the door or using plantation shutter doors--I happen to love that look. A shallow closet would hold all the little stuff. I came to the conclusion that medicine cabinets are expensive and provide much less optionality that other solutions. HTH

One thing to consider - do you need it to be with a mirrow (which might be adding to the cost)? If you have a vanity, there is probably a mirrow over it, so you can just get a simpler cabinet without mirrow. Maybe later you could find a painting or poster and decoupage over it?

I've been thinking about a medicine cabinet for couple years, tired of storing tiny bottles and tubes in plastic containers. But, I decided not to put in the the bathroom - think of all the steam, hot and moisture that the bathroom has. It is not the best environment for your medicine. I am not sure who and when started the tradition of storing medicine in the bathrooms, but that person should be questioned.

So I am going to try and find a space between the studs in the master closet and start looking for a nice structured cabinet that I can use for this purpose.

Luxury Spas has vanities that are very unique. The size of the mirrors are large on some with an attached cabinet or shelving system next to it. They are packaged as a whole vanity set, with sink etc. They are great for remodeling an entire bathroom.

Here is a link that might be useful: vanity