Sorry I'm no help, but that is a beautiful vanity. It's a shame the sinks are off center.

@dakota - I know! I really like it a lot. I don't get how they are off center. Was going to go and do a semi custom order, but it was $3,000 and to find this beauty for that much cheaper.

Why not check with some kitchen stores about having a semi custom one built. I can't believe those were made with off set sinks. How weird.

@Cpartist - I found a semi custom from the place I bought my kitchen cabinets the issue is it's $3,000 and won't be in till end of the year or beginning of January and my contractor wants to keep it moving although he did say if he knew the dimensions he could put the vanity in last.

FWIW, both Overstock and Home Decorators have similar vanities in 71-73 in sizes.

Found this one. https://www.wayfair.com/Kitchen-Bath-Collection-Abbey-72-Double-Bathroom-Vanity-Set-KBCL1043.html?rtype=8&redir=KBCL1043 going to check it out and see what the price will end up being with his discount. Like that the faucets are included at least.

I know it looks awkward being off center (the vanity OP linked to), but think of the utility: the sink plumbing is over just one of the 2 doors. So you have tall storage - or could do a shelf - under the non-main-sink-plumbing side. And you mostly look at your vanity from above, it seems? I.e., the view dead on, from almost sitting on the floor, is mostly in the purchasing process (KWIM?). Maybe not - just trying to help - I know how it is to find something almost perfect.

ETA: And think of the nice extra roominess of the side area each person gets. If the sinks were centered that would be narrower, and you'd have more things in the center. (I guess I like my personal space (we actually went with 2 separate vanities!).) Anyway, just trying to make it work!

I had found some for our remodeling project. I chose single-hole faucets, but these might be available with 3-hole.

http://www.sears.com/stufurhome-cadence-double-sink-vanity-in-gray/p-SPM7302861309?plpSellerId=SpectrumSuperStore&prdNo=2&blockNo=2&blockType=G2

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Wyndham-Collection-Acclaim-Oyster-Gray-Common-72-in-x-22-in-Undermount-Double-Sink-Oak-Bathroom-Vanity-with-Natural-Marble-Top-Actual-72-in-x-22-in/1000112483

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Wyndham-Collection-Sheffield-Gray-Common-72-in-x-22-in-Undermount-Double-Sink-Birch-Bathroom-Vanity-with-Natural-Marble-Top-Actual-72-in-x-22-in/1000112411

I agree with ap999 that the off-centeredness is not as big a deal as it seems. As a matter of fact, it is a plus. How many times have we looked at a bath vanity and seen one sink so close to the wall that someone using two hands to bring water to her face would bump her elbow on the wall? Really unusable sinks are the norm! This is much more intelligently designed.

Is the toilet situated directly across from this vanity? The bathtub? If neither is, then no one is going to be sitting there contemplating the centering of the sinks versus the placement of the doors on the front of the cabinet. I would much rather have this vanity than one where the sink is too close to the wall to be comfortable.