lighting type and placement in off centered bathroom vanity

4 years ago

We are remodeling our master bathroom. We wanted to remove the full wall mirror and install single mirrors over each sink and the makeup area. My dilema is with this sink that is not centered under this wall. I planned on installing a double sconce to the right of sink to help fill in the large space and take away from the fact that the sink is not centered. If we hang a normal size mirror above the sink, there will not be enough room for a sconce on the left side.

So, would it be better to keep the wall size mirrors and just get new lighting for above the mirrors? Replace with individual mirrors and stick with lighting above mirrors? Or replace with individual mirrors and only install a double sconce on the right side of this mirror?

If anyone has any ideas/solutions to balance this off-centered sink, I would greatly appreciate hearing them!

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acm
4 years ago
I would consider putting the two sinks on the same wall, and a separate makeup vanity on teh wall wall where the sink in question i located -- or in the bedroom if there's space. Then you have lots of reasonable options.

Otherwise, no lighting from one side of your face. Do single mirrors with lights above, or keep the long mirror.
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dedwards516
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you for your suggestion. I should have mentioned that the sinks, vanity, countertop stay as is.
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suero
4 years ago
The sink on the short wall is centered on its sink base. If you are not replacing the cabinets, then , if there is room (which it doesn't look as if there is), put sconces to the left and right of the new mirror, which you will center over the sink.
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dedwards516
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you Suero. There is not room to put a sconce on the left side of mirror.
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RL Relocation LLC
4 years ago
Leave the mirror as is but put a framed piece around the inside edge, move the electric to center over the counter, not the sink.
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