I put the wall mount Cartwright above my pedestal sink and it shadowed my faucet area until I finally cut off the edges of the moldings on the cabinet so that I could recess it into the wall. Is it doable? Yes, and I only changed it because that was what I wanted in the first place, but got the cabinet on sale, not realizing it was not the inset. Ooops! I never noticed it being in the way, it just cast a shadow- that's the only thing I didn't like. I have sconces on either side of mine- perhaps that was the cause of the shadowing.

I would definitely go with the 20.5 I purchased the small ones (on backorder right now) for the master which will have a 72" wide vanity and two vessels, but want a light (or two) between the cabinets. In the guest bath, I'm eyeing a 24" and wouldn't consider anything that is wider. It might look ok, not sure, I haven't seen it done tbh. I think you could definitely install an electrical outlet inside a pre-made medicine cabinet. We did so in one of our kitchen cabinets. GL!

I love tuesday morning and I assure you I'm a customer, not employee/shareholder/manager/etc. I keep checking their website hoping to catch a nice deal on a vanity, medicine cabinet, etc. -- but I'm going classic in our 1909 house. Today I checked, though, and they have a really nice looking vanity, mirror, linen cabinet (each separate) in a gorgeous contemporary style with glass vessel sink -- similar style as I've seen some of you include photos of. Just thought I'd pass it along in case it's helpful to anyone.

Thanks. I hadn't thought about using the water pik in the center cabinet -- I'm not sure how long the hose is -- it would need to reach the sink and as I said, in our bathroom, there is more space between the cabinets so the center cabinet is farther from the sinks. I will make sure we put an outlet in each cabinet so that is an option. In my opinion, I kind of figured the center cabinet would stay closed most of the time and we would mainly use the ones above our respective sinks. But I will have to measure the cord on the water pik and see if it would work to use the center one as the main one. On the subject of two sinks, we only have one sink now and I never understood the desire for two sinks (it always seemed like people on househunters were completely irrational about it, LOL!). In my opinion, a second sink was just more work to clean. But here we are putting in 2 sinks because my dh has a lot of dental problems and his dentists keep adding steps to his nightly tooth care ritual to the point where it takes him like 20 minutes to brush, floss, use this other weird gum cleaning tool, water pik, rinse with special prescription rinses, etc. In the meantime, I am standing there exhausted waiting my turn at the sink so I can brush for a minute and go to bed (I was blessed with good teeth thankfully!). So I cannot WAIT to have two sinks even though I will end up cleaning them both.