We recessed two IKEA medicine cabinets with doors and are happy with the storage. You could do the same with a mirrored door cabinet.

Robern. I have two of them in one bathroom. I love them.

I have a Kohler and it's budget-friendly. Mirrors on both interior surfaces. I wanted a mirror that angled out for doing hair, etc., and the storage is handy.

Second the recommendation for Robern. The Kohler would be a second choice. There are also companies like Affina which make pretty good products too.

We have two "standard" depth Robern recessed medicine cabinets, and one of their more "premium" models, 6" deep in our MB (they also make 8" deep models). The 6" deep medicine cabinet can hold a lot, and the standard depth versions do hold a decent amount as well.

My Kohler has been installed for 7 years and has held up just fine. I like the shallow storage for some things and use the drawers in the vanity for others. I have a style with an oval mirror and like it very much. It enables you to install vertical lights on each side which provides excellent light for makeup and/or shaving.

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I also have Kohler's in both full bathroom's, just love them.

Kohler Medicine Cabinet

Our medicine cabinets don't rust because they are simple wooden frames built into the wall, In the picture below, the middle mirror is fixed and the other two mirrors are the doors for the two cabinets. The doors are cabinet grade plywood with Blum hinges, and the each mirror sits on a nearly invisible piece of stainless steel trim and is held in place with mirror adhesive. Inside, the sides of the boxes are drilled so that adjustable plexiglas shelves can be set on pegs with whatever spacing is desired. This installation is 15 years old and is like new still.

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