I'd go with 2 mirrors and 3 sconces, find something that fits your space.

sconces centered 60" off the floor.

Maybe get a couple of recessed medicine cabinets instead of framed mirrors?

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If one side of the vanity is against the wall, you really won’t have the room for three sconces as the wall side would require a very thin mirror. I would do a large mirror with lighting above each sink, or two mirrors with a sconce between and two lights above each mirror.

La_la_girl. Just 3 kids. Teenagers.

Thanks! I’m now also considering two of the lighting up mirrors?

If you can find mirrors that are 18-20" wide you have just enough room if you use skinny light fixtures (maybe). It depends on whether the vanity is up against a wall on one or both sides, and how the sinks are placed in the vanity. Measure carefully before installing the junction boxes.

Consider, please, this wall lamp. It`s also available in gold. You can hang one big mirror a this lamp or hang 2 mirrors a 2 wall lamps above them.

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I too have a 66 ( not 60) inch doubke vanity . im doung 2 recessed medicine cabinets and 3 sconces . i chose 2 undermound sinks with widths of 15 inchrs . kohler has a few stylrs of recessed medicine cabinets with widths of 15-20 inches wide , which is what i will go with to use 3 sconces.

i have 2 teen daughters and a designated mirror and storage for each will help solve the bathroom banter of fighting over one sink, one mirror etc

When I'm confronted with a situation like this, I find it's important to draw out the space to scale. It all depends on the size (width and height) of the space, the mirrors and the sconces. Without that information it's difficult to give you an answer.

Thanks everyone. I decided to go with 2 mirrors 24x36 with lighting above each. It’s not perfect but I think it’s the best I can do with the space.