If your counter top will be custom, can you slide the vanity to the right and install a 2” filler next to the wall? it might not be of much help with centering those mirrors, but will make that left sink more comfortable to use.

Code is 15" from the center of the sink to the wall. If your cabinet isn't at least 30" (it looks like it's 24"), then you can't center the sink on the cabinet as it is.

Lose the mirrors. Get one sink. You need lighting too that there is no room for as is.

What I'd do:

- Add a narrow pull-out cabinet (maybe 6") on the left of the vanity. Make it a couple inches taller /use the same granite that you used on the vanity ... it'll look like it was intentional. This'll give you the elbow space you need, and it'll provide extra storage space for toiletries. I'm including a picture at the end of this post.

- Continue with your plan for duplicate sinks. A single centered sink would solve all your problems, but this vanity is designed for duplicates, and you're too far down this road to realistically ditch the vanity.

- While we're talking about the vanity: the knobs on the cabinet doors seem too small to pair with the bold handles on the drawers. If an "upsize" exists, I'd switch out the knobs.

- Go with a single large mirror /framed in black to tie into the vanity hardware. Large mirrors are so practical ... they'll give you a larger view /a view from various angles. They'll make the room feel larger and brighter.

Thank you Cat builder this is exactly what I needed. Would it work to add a 6" pull out right there?

Mrs Pete, LOVE all the knobs and handles. They were chosen by a decorator and the same as a home blogger I follow. They're super popular together. My favorite thing aboutmy bathroom. So far.

Arcy_gw, this is a master bath...there will be 2 sinks if I need the cabinet builder to start over. There are lights installed already.

Blubird, thank you! I had that question too.