Yes. The red lines left to right are 11", the 54" and to the toilet is 24".

The long mirrored wall is 62" so the cab lady thought we could do 62. Until DH remeasured and determined that the counter would stick out into the walk way if the whole cab was 62".

Is the current vanity 11" deep? I assume the 54" does not include the side shelves.

I can't help with figuring the angles, but I did recently re-do our masterbath(still not done actually) and I used a trough sink with two faucets.

I used a Lacava Aquasei 5258. This is a 35 3/4 " sink. It can be undermount or surface mount, I obviously did the latter. I like the look, and it enabled me to get the large trough sink into a 36" sink cabinet maximizing drawers to the right and left.

Lacava makes a couple of nice trough styles, so does Duravit and WetStyle. I researched a lot of sinks to find the one that was perfect for us. If you have more specifics, let me know.

I think the pony wall by your toilet will be nice. I suggest making a mockup now with cardboard boxes(3 dimensional model) to ensure it wont make the sink are too confining with you and partner standing at the sink at the same time. If it feels good, and you go for it, have it framed out in such a way that it can serve as storage too.

Have a custom top fabricated out of solid surface or quartz with an integrated sink(s).

Homepro- the vanity is 21" deep. And you are right, it does not include the side angled shelves.

localeater- Love love love. I will look at a surface mount as well if it can give me some more drawer space. We were worried about 2 faucets and a smaller sink (36") but it sounds like it's working for you. We rarely get ready together except on the odd weekend. I will do the cardboard idea too for a pony wall. See if the cab should go into the pony wall or what.

Thanks treb- the only counter they were showing me were the corian type, and I love love love quartz. So I'll take a look at the link. We are in Canada though, so we don't always get the fancy stuff comparatively to the US.

Since you live in a Canada definitely take a look at the WetStyle sinks, I think they are a Canadian company. They were a contender for me and I thought about driving to QC to get one.

The 36" sink with 2 faucets definitely works for me. We were concerned too. We mocked it up and both stood there. We are not always using the bathroom at the same time but it happens and it has happened more and more conveniently since we have the 2 taps. We really like it.

The sink I truly lusted after was the Duravit 045410, but sinks with a raised tap platform like that have a opening in the back for the plumber to tighten the faucet fittings and I was concerned that it would look weird in the mirror reflection. (And get gross and grimy and be hard to clean)

Ooh, localeater....I was at the bath place today and the lady is quoting me on a Duravit 39" with 2 faucets. So gross and slimy I am not a fan of ;)

I'll take a look at WetStyle, I think that's what the other bath place suggested (went to 2, got different ideas- once I get the quotes I'll post on here and see if my stuff works well)

Thank you!!

I see what you mean about the raised sink platform vs what you have. I think I'd be ok with that. It's also a titch bigger at 39". Will have to see the quotes and then talk to the vanity people.

The 39" Duravit was a real favorite of mine. The hole in the back thing is not clear in the specs, it only came up for me because of another GW post my-vessel-sink-has-an-opening-in-the-back

Oh and here's my old thread on this style of sink master-bath-sink-selection

Thank you a million times localeater!

When I went to one br store he literally said to me, "Who said you need a trough sink? We don't have those!" So I educated him and then he thanked us.

Since our front area is 54", I think a 36" sink with drawers under, then 2 9" pull outs on either side. And it will be a floating vanity. Can't wait for the 3D renderings!

I get it now with the opening in the back of the sink...and also leaning towards undermount. Love your sink..also looking at the WetStyle one. Either or, I am grateful to you for helping me along the way!

I have to say that is the most unusual location for a vanity. It looks like a difficult situation. Any chance on recreating that corner? Maybe you have discussed that issue in another thread. Was there a tub in that spot at one time?

Enduring- nope, never a tub there. I'd like to recreate the corner by putting the vanity where the toilet is so as to not have that angle. But then there is not enough room for the toilet where the vanity is, it'll be a weird angle there that's not deep enough. Hence the holes in the wall to see if we could get rid of it.

I've had many a designer try and fail miserably to make something different yet still decent so as to not just spend $$ to make it different just to say we did.

Wait, I see it now! I was totally not seeing the area because of the mirror. I thought the only mirrors were on the sides, and that the center area was a 90degree corner behind the vanity. I thought that that the 45degree area with the sconce, was only at the top of the wall, like a kitchen soffit above cabinets. Duh (head slap)

What is the reflected black window area? Is that a reflection of your doorway? What is on the other side of this angled wall, that I now realize exists?

Could you use an 18" depth cabinet, so you can get the 62" length without the sticking out situation, your DH discovered? But getting a sink for an 18" depth cabinet will open up a whole new chapter in your life, lol.

Here is my 18" deep vanity. I love the 18" depth, easier to get to the mirror for DH to shave, or for me to see for makeup application. Its only 36" long though. I made the sink, so that is not off the shelf. But there was someone else, several years ago that but in an 18" vanity in a beautifully done bathroom because of space. I don't know if you can bring in wall plumbing for a wall mounted faucet but that would save some space. The thing that I like about my wall mounted faucet is that there is no counter under the handles, where water drips. SO water only drips from the hands into the sink and not on the counter; a little thing but I like it.

Here's the old thread I referred to in the above posting:

http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/2273409/help-with-tight-master-bath-18-inch-or-22-inch-depth-vanity?n=42

I took the picture from our closet, ("THE reflected black window area")which has a 5 ft opening that we are changing to 30" then putting a barn door to close it off.

The other side of the angled wall is the stairs going to the basement. There's a big ceiling/wall leading down. I'll try to take a pic.

We can do whatever we want for vanity depth. But I've been looking at the sinks that localeater has posted, and I think with a 36" sink we'll be able to have a functional vanity/sink area.

I do love how water from your hands would just drip into the sink! It's beautiful!

Akl, read the tread that I linked.

And the thing...our ensuite is huge. Like 12 x 9 or something? But with the angle and the window it's just a crappy layout. That we are keeping but making beautiful and embracing :) Maybe I'll put an island in the middle ;)

Could the island have the sink and vanity?

I looked through the thread, and I loove that centre Kohler sink with the 2 stools underneath and the 2 cabs on either side. So cute!

Sigh. No to the sink in the island. It's probably like our kitchen where we have a lot of wasted space in the middle because of angles but not enough for an island. Sigh. Again. Oh well. We live in a beautiful area with crazy builders from the 90's. (as you could probably tell by the honey oak and yellowed maple...we did change the southwest peach and forest green floor and brass accents when we moved in 11 years ago!)