do the full mirror just frame it out once its installed. if you want that look. go with 2 light fixtures not three.

I would agree with the full mirrors to make the space feel much larger.

You are getting feedback that the space looks small. I regret to say that the center cabinet between the sinks is making the space look even smaller. NG

I know you just put it in but seriously consider removing it.

In a bathroom, lighting from above causes shadowing to form on the face which is not desirable.

In your existing space the best design would be two recessed medicine cabinets (to meet your storage needs) in a style you both like, with a sconce mounted in the center of the wall- face level (not too high and not too low). Then add a ceiling fixture in the center of the room.

You have such limited space here - typically sconces would be mounted on the left and right sides of a medicine cabinet/mirror but you just don't have the room.

I'd remove the cabinet in between; put a huge mirror in and consider smaller cabinet on both side walls.

I like the mirror to the ceiling idea. Are the top and bottom cabinets a different color?

Lucidos - Those vertical strip lighting fixtures would really work here - good catch.

Lucidos' picture number three looks good for the OP.

I agree, Lucidos picture number three is the way to go. You have enough going on with the tower. Simple mirrors with mounted light fixtures will compliment the space and make it look more luxurious. Separate mirrors, they will have to be small, will make the space look cluttered and smaller. I also like the detail on Lucidos picture with the light sconces mounted on the wall and the center cabinet side as long as the fixtures are on the smaller size, and very simple in design.

I don't think there is room for all that...................