We went with the Delta Orleans line. We picked them out at the plumbing supply place with the contractor, but then I went online and found them cheaper. (Used Faucet Depot.) We got them in brushed nickel, but the chrome versions would be even cheaper. (Note that you do have to buy the handles separately.) In the guest bath they went with fixtures from Home Depot or Lowes. I do feel the difference between the two as the delta set is metal and then guest bath set is probably not. The guest set is by Moen - either the Banberry or Brantford. For all of them, we wanted one with a higher arc. They went with cultured marble tops with the integrated sinks. They did them at the current house over 15 years ago and aside from an accident with a candle, they look about the same as when they were installed. This was in the bathroom that my sister and I shared. We each had our own vanity and each morning we would sit on the vanity, with our feet in the sink, to apply our makeup. So, they survived lots of makeup spills, curling irons, etc. with no problems. We didn't have pure white, but it is white with grey streaks. This was dirty and the plastic was still on the counter and a cell phone shot that does horrible things to the way the cabinets look, but this is there guest bath vanity. I don't have a good picture of the master vanity, but here is a similar horrible shot showing one sink. Like the above poster, they haven't been in the new house long enough to say how they will withstand the test of time, but so far they feel very solid and we are very pleased. In chrome, the Delta Orleans is around $100 from Faucet Depot. This is the smaller centerset one. The wide set ones are going to be more, no matter which brand you go with.

My wall is a bit narrower than yours -- It's is only about 55" on which toilet and pedestal sink currently sit side by side. The room is pretty tiny overall - just a rectangle which is 2/3 toilet and vanity space/ 1/3 shower space. We actually had a similar situation in another bathroom that we already renovated -- dimensions more like yours, and there we decided to move the toilet into line with the sink. While the wall hung toilet you are considering will make a difference with the perception of greater space, we found that being able to look through all the way to the back wall (we have a shower in the back of each space with glass door to not obscure the view) seems to work for us. We are not as concerned about the size of the vanity here because it is for guests. Do you have a shower to consider as well? Can you use one of the free computer aided drawing programs to make a drawing of what you want your layout to be? After this conversation, I think I am going to be trying to do a drawing too. Thanks!

Fresca vista style design 8 in sink spread Master bathroom vanity’s 35.5 inches wide end to end 34.5 inseam 21 inches depth 20 inches inseam I need two vanity sink tops to fit these measurements

I would think that the overhang helps protect the cabinet doors from water damage. My kitchen cabinet quartz has an overhang - and even with that, the cabinet doors at the sink show some signs of water damage after five years. I think it would be a lot worse without the overhang.