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Bathroom Mirror and Lighting Question

10 years ago

Here's the situation . . . I have 60 inch vanity with 2 sinks. The wiring has already been done for a single light fixture over the top of the vanity. My question is . . . would it look odd to have separate mirrors over each sink if I'm only going to have a single light fixture in the middle (above the mirrors)? Anyone done this and have pics they care to share?

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mnnie
10 years ago
I think it could be fine - just don't do a light bar, do something that is round/oval. Or a single large (60") mirror with a light above. Do a quick search on Houzz for 60" vanities, you'll see a few pictures. Here are a couple ideas
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