I wouldn't mind one one pedestal sink, but don't like the above arrangement because of water splashing the walls. My choice would be one oval sink in the middle of a long vanity and two banks of drawers below. You could put all most or all of your under garments in the drawers plus the usual stuff.

We have a double console in our master bath. We have pedestals or consoles everywhere else. I know I am in the minority but personally I love it -- would have done two separate pieces in the master except my husband wanted a bit of counter space. If you are concerned about water splashing you could get sinks with integral backsplashes.

Love your inspiration photo.

We have a couple of the sinks in the link below, our contractor was able to get them at a significant discount.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pedestal with integral backsplash

I love that look, and would have done it in a heartbeat, except DH nixed it, thinking we would lose too much storage.

There have been threads here discussing cleaning under an open vanity being harder than a vanity with a toe kick. With the cabinet/dresser you can easily move it to clean (or swap it out to change the look of the bathroom)

We recently took out vinyl flooring and replaced it with tile, and replaced a cultured marble shower surround and tub with a tiled shower. I haven't noticed it being louder or "echo-y" at all.

Thanks for the input. Oaktown, I love that sink!! We have so much storage already built in elsewhere in the room, that I'm not worried. Right now, we each use a couple of drawers, and can easily consolidate. DH really liked the pedestal idea early on; I was skeptical because I thought it would be too bare. Once I thought of the dresser - and found lots of Houzz inspiration, I was sold. Attached is the tile we hope to use on the floor and shower. Walls will have beadboard wainscot up to 4' or so.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tile

I love your idea. Saves you the cost of a stone counter top too. Or you could have a marble top put on an old dresser. I think it would be totally functional as long as the dresser was at counter level. I thought of using a higher chest with more drawers if you don't have a window to design around, but you'd lose the lower dresser surface to lay down a blow dryer, shaver, etc. My only concern is the ease of opening drawers and the odor that usually is in old dressers. So I'd probably want something new.

I'm going to look at Houzz today for those inspiration photos! What search words did you use to find them?