I like idea of huge mirror and mounting wall sconces directly to the mirror--clean, streamlined, less busy look. One mirror will also make the room feel much larger. The only time I would do two single mirrors would be if those were medicine cabinets. If you don't need the extra storage, go with one large mirror to the ceiling. You can have a glass place do this and can even have a nice beveled edge if you want.

Can I ask how you were able to get a photo with your space and insert your different options?

I have 10 ft tall ceilings, and want to do 2 tall mirrors with sconces on both sides and in the middle. The vanity is 72 inch with double rectangular sinks. Will this work... and what width mirrors including the frames. My cabinet man will build the fames to match the vanity, so I can take the frames to the glass company to have the mirrors placed. Please help.

I have same issue. What did you do?

I went with two big framed mirrors. It looks great and I am so happy. I found mirrors on wayfair

Kim Isaacson, Love this! do you mind sharing the name/sku of these mirrors on Wayfair?

Kim Isaacson, also where are the sconces from?

Here is the sku woo3337027. Torrence tall arch accent mirror

Ylighting.com the only ones I could find that did not protrude too far out where I could still open medicine cabinet doors. I think these only protrude like 4 inches. They are great if you don’t want something too big.

Kim can You please share pics of your bathroom and bigger pic of
The mirror plZ. I’m in the process of remodeling

Kim, looks nice. Is this a 72 inch space or is it narrower? Getting ready to redo a similar space, ours is 72 inches

I am going through the same decision and it feels a bit clunky visually to see two sinks and two mirrors. One mirror it is. Your pictures helped me decide, so thanks!

I put in two full size inset medicine cabinets to gain the additional storage space. My wife and I each filled our easily with items that do not store well in a vanity drawer and anything there is very hard to identify looking down at the top.

We took out a large mirror during the bath remodel to be able to install the two medicine cabinets. In addition to overhead par lights I put wiring in for a scone on the left side of the left medicine cabinet and for a second sconce on the right side of the right cabinet and left wiring behind the wall between the two cabinets to be able to later install a third sconce if I wished to do so.

The custom built vanity has drawers below the sink access areas and in the center is a pull-out laundry hamper that is 14 inches wide. The new vanity was 2 feet shorter than the old one but it has more than double the storage space with my design.

Love the medicine cabinets. They look wide-ish. Do you have to step back from the counter to get into them? I'm considering 24" medicine cabinets for the mirror size but am worried about the width of the door making opening it a pain when standing at the sink.

Nadine, your vanity cabinet is at least 22" front to back (deep) and may even be as much as 24-25inches deep. These look to be similar in width to the sinks, and those are often in the 18-22inches wide range. In short - there is plenty of room to swing a med.cab. door. There are also cabinets that have bi-pass doors. The biggest concern should be whether you can recess the cabinets or not (plumbing typically runs behind the sink). Or if you have to buy the kind that mount on the face of the sheetrock.