I took out a recessed unit, framed & covered the space. Put a Restoration hardware pivoting bathroom mirror there flanked by sconces. Over the toilet, I put a big boxy medicine cabinet - a Restoration Hardware Cartwright double door unit.

It doesn't quite go with the modernist elements in our bathroom, but the vanity is white & the polished nickel references the PN accessories & lav faucet. Its plenty deep, has gads of space & really thick glass shelves. It was just a bear to hang on the wall. As I recall, the hardware they provided was *laughable*.

I considering building a surface mount one myself out of curly/quilted maple with a neoclassical motif modeled after the AT&T building (now the Sony building) in manhattan, but @ $127 @ RH outlet, I couldn't pass it up.

Here is a link that might be useful: Cartwright

To IzGudea,
Thank you for your response. Ironically in my other bathrooms I put non recessed Restoration Hardware medicine cabinets and yes the hardware was terrible so we didn't use it and I complained to them. There were some other issues so they handled that well. I just want to go a different route for this final bath and was wondering what advice I might get.