I got confused with talk about you and your wife using this and her applying makeup there. If this is a half bath, I'd rather have a 36" you can stand in front of than something smooshed over to the side with the low ceiling. You are not particularly tall and I suspect you have family, friends or other guests who may be taller. If not, future owners are likely to. Alternately, get two ready made or RTA cabinets and put the sink in the one in the taller area, repurpose another piece of furnitire, or bet a 54-55: vanity and install the sink on one side and use the second side as storage only. That might require getting a new top if the vanity has dual sinks installed. . Here is a link that might be useful: 55 inch double vanity This post was edited by lascatx on Tue, Feb 19, 13 at 19:16

I would not be happy with those vanities because the drawer fronts are probably only 12" wide, giving you about 9" interior per drawer. While you can utilize that in a top drawer for brushes and toothpaste, what would you do with twelve of them? If you use a 72" vanity, you'd probably want a linen closet in that corner, but now you are getting into more cabinetry and additional expense. It looks like you have a closet planned next to the toilet though. So you could do a make-up table between the two vanities. 34" is ideal. If you really want to do two furniture-style vanities, I think you'd need 36" vanities because 8" is not enough space. You really don't want to place a furniture style vanity right against a wall either. With 36" vanities with left and right facing drawers, you can allow 12" between the wall and vanity and 2" or more inches between the left vanity and the window frame. You'd have about 16" between vanities. Yes, the drawers are the same 12" width in a 36" vanity but you'd only have four drawers total. With two deep drawers as is standard with a 36" vanity, you'll need medicine cabinets for small items. To maximize counter space, use an oval sink. You can look at a semi-custom line like Kraftmaid to achieve this.

Looks a bit shallow for a sink maybe make sure about that first. Please no edison bulbs in a bathroom. Maybe work on the bedroom too you need much different larger lamps for sure take the tiny pictures down and put on the dresser , hang the 2 black pieces together somewhere else add a mirror behind each lamp then show the rest of the bedroom and your bathroom space.

I think I've settled on this light Livex "Somerville" series in brushed nickel. It comes in 3 widths. 6 light - 42" wide, 5 light - 34" wide, 3 light - 23" wide. The vanities are on opposite walls. Should I go with the 6 and 5 light or the 5 and 3 light?