We have a similar size vanity w/ two sinks and we have one large mirror that is the same width as the vanity. It is actually "built in" with trim framed around the mirror and a shallow ledge at the base of the mirror, which comes in handy for a few small bottles, etc. I think I'd just do a simple brushed chrome/nickle knob for your doors and drawers. It looks beautiful so far!

Sorry, I can't help with the mirror, but I just had to say that's one gorgeous vanity.

Laurie

Personally, I wouldn't hesitate to do one very large mirrow behind it. You could have it wall mounted with adhesive and then leave a little space and trim it in a frame if you want. I would even go for just the mirror. I would do knobs that matched your faucets.

I dunno, I think you could fit long oval mirrors, the same width as the sink, over each sink and get away with it quite nicely - try cutting some templates out of paper (newspaper, grocery bags, etc.) and taping them into place. Then hang beautiful artwork in between. I'd go frameless and beveled for the mirror, which any glass shop can make up for you in a custom size if you can't find one at somewhere like Lowes. For the half bath in my previous house I had a small pedestal sink and got an oval, frameless mirror that was something like 18"x28" at either HD or Lowes for a pittance. I am not one for the mega-mirrors but I'm sure that's a personal preference thing.

Ditto on a plain knob that matches the faucets, and again I would repeat the oval shape. I got beautiful knobs very, very cheaply, much less than the home centers, on eBay.

Thank you for your suggestions. The trim of the doors isn't flat to accept knobs. What to you think about them being centered in the middle of the curved doors. I am always so afraid of making holes in things. The thoughts of putting holes in walls, trims and cabinets freaks me out. I've had curtains still in the package for my living room for over a year. I know that is OT but the thought of drilling holes into the cabinets made me think of all the curtains and artwork I need to get up.