Hi all! I am installing an 80 inch vanity on the wall in my master bath that is 84.5 inches wide. The center of the sinks are 19 inches from either side (17 inches in from the edge of the vanity counter) My dilemma is this...I have 4 Visual comfort Bryant sconces and want them to flank two mirrors over the sinks. The mirrors I purchased are 24" x 36". When I measured and taped out the dimensions today, the edge of the two sconces in the right and left corners would only be two inches in from the adjoining walls and the sconces overall would be about two inches from the edges of the mirrors. Is this ok? Or should I go with 18" mirrors instead to allow more room? It's a small bathroom with no natural light, so I chose larger mirrors. The large mirror on the wall in the picture will be taken down, the sconces will be the only lighting unless I hang a pendant. The ceilings are over 10' high. The vanity is white with a marble top, white subway tile in the shower with marble hex floor, frameless glass shower enclosure and 8" shiplap on the walls. Thanks in advance for any advice on the sconces....I want to get this right the first time!