Summit is louder than Marvel IMO. Northland has the worst reputation when it comes to noise. It is also an energy hog. But they do keep rock solid temps and they tend to last forever.Well.... Vinotemp is the Vizio of wine refrigeration. It is more an assembler of different components from various manufactures than an actual manufacturer. When they say "made in the USA" it is the bare minimum US content to meet the legal requirements. Ditto for "assembled and designed in the USA." They have Made in the USA ,assembled and designed in the USA and Made in the PRC aka Peoples Republic of China products. Generally, the critical parts like compressors are made in China. I know there are quality items made in China like Apple Iphones and Nike Air Jordan sneakers. They are usually American/European/Japanese companies with long track records for quality. Vinotemp IMO does not fall into that category. Even if HQ'd in So California for almost 20 years. Not ideal to put wine fridge next to double ovens but I think most manufactures Ok as long as there is a heat shield between the two appliances. Cabinet guys/Contractors should be familiar with that stuff.

Hi pricklypear - thanks for your input! Well, it's a new build with craftsman details...so I've selected more modern (but classic) finishes. Since it's a new build in the process, I don't have pics of completed bathrooms/kitchen available right now. But, there are espresso shaker cabinets in the master and main bath as well. One with brushed nickel hardware and granite vanity, the other with polished nickel and marble vanities. Kitchen has creamy white shaker cabs with espresso island. My initial thought is that the RH parson sink will have the same general look/feel as the other bathrooms and kitchen and provide some consistency. While the weathered oak vanity would provide some contrast/interest and just a different look? What do you think?

Yes, I definitely want  2 doubles, and I tend to agree that keeping them less than 17" ( the width of the top of the mirror before the scallops), but my husband is insisting they will look 2 puny on a 72" wall, and that 3 lights, (the width of the body of the mirror, 24") would look better. Who's right?

Can you show us a picture of what you bought and tells us what the width of the fixture is?