Help with sconce placement around mirrors.
11 years ago
I am remodeling my masterbath and wanted to put sconces on either side of the mirrors. The vanity is 115 inches long with a tower cabinet in the middle. The cabinet will be 24 inches wide leaving 45.5 inches on either side. My electrician says I need 12 inches to mount two sconces which leaves 33.5 inches for the mirror and extra space around the sconces. Is this too tight? What is a good size for the mirror?
The vanity is flanked by walls so my other option is to mount the sconces with one on the wall and one on the tower cabinet. Any advice would be appreciated. The first two pics are the old set up. The third pic is the rough plan.
The vanity is flanked by walls so my other option is to mount the sconces with one on the wall and one on the tower cabinet. Any advice would be appreciated. The first two pics are the old set up. The third pic is the rough plan.
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