The appeal of the vanity you posted is its simplicity. There are no fillers on the ends which means that either the hardware hits the wall, the doors don't open ninety degrees, or there are offset pivot hinges. I like 1" fillers, although sometimes hardware projects more than an inch. I suggest 1" filler, 32" sink base, 33" drawers, 32" sink base and 1" filler. If your hardware is going to hit the wall, use 1 1/2" fillers and make all the cabinet 32" wide.

Also appealing is the way the baseboard tucks into the kick the simplicity of the three equal drawers. Keep this in mind when considering other drawer configurations.

If you really have two users, then I'd go with two banks of drawers -- smaller drawers are easier to organize, and it's nice for each user to get to prioritize their own stuff. (The bigger user can steal a bottom drawer from the other if need be.) Function is more important than look in that regard!

Honestly........ please stay with the rule of threes, ( standard "box" semi custom sizes ). A 32 inch sink base is NUTS!!! $$. An a one and a half inch filler will go unnoticed!!!

Second....... If me? I close the niche and use the remaining 15 inches as suggested. You will have the best of all worllds in the look you want, space, and function and $$$ less. A large drawer interior is easy to "divide" with a simple trip to Bed Bath and Beyond. : ) They sell bins ya know..........

Have this built in THREE pieces. While that sounds completely obvious.......you can't believe the stuff that happens here. You really can't.

I have cabinet spacing the same as Jan's photo, except the drawers at each end are four smaller drawers and the middle drawer bank is a shallow drawer over two deeper drawers. Think about what you want to store and where.

The counter and sink layout with cabinets this size works great.

Hi Cerileen,

Is there a window in the middle like in the photo? That makes a big difference as far as some of the suggestions above. If you're having two mirrors you definitely want the center of the mirror/medicine cabinet to align with the center of the sink.

Yes, 36" is too big for a drawer. Some kitchen cabinet companies can make them, but they're factory made, often with a metal box for the drawer. Making the top drawer smaller and splitting it in two would probably not detract too much from the look.

You haven't said anything about budget. Is this going to be custom? Another detail- assuming this is custom, is to make the fillers flush with the door face, not the cabinet body.

In the Master, if you're concerned about the 37" drawers, try repeating the 3 1/2" "legs" - although you might consider changing them all to 2 /12". Are these Shaker style cabinets? Because the drawing they're asking you to approve doesn't show panels. They're also not showing the depths of the lower cabinets.

Personally I prefer not having the mirror sit directly on the backsplash, unless it's filling the whole wall.

Does the tall cabinet go all the way to the ceiling?

For the kids Bath, I would still prefer the original concept. It's so much nicer than the second one you posted. For more consistency, maybe add those "legs" on the ends in the kids bath too.

At carleen

This is a simple semi custom. They will use standard three inch increments for sizing., or you are at CUSTOM and will be charged out the gazoo.

Sink positioning determines light fixtures and mirrors, Usually!! You can avoid that by mirroring and trimming the entire 99 inches and using recessed lighting, Or if you don't have a window in the middle of the space you can do a tower.

Quite honestly? I would reduce the niche, save money, and sink "hidden" exposed shelving niches into both sides.

And sorry but that master design is horrendous ..... For proportion as much as a stupid drawer size:)!!!

An eighty four inch vanity is each a space of forty two!!! And it is plenty each I assure you! ! I manage on 30 inches! They aren't spending the day in there and "they " are not yet that!!!

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I love the look of a well done tower. I see no reason for multiple heights in vanity below. You have 108 inches in niche to play with........

Left to right, if you want the effect of your third picture:

3' "post", 30 inch door base, 3.0 post, 36 inch 3 drawer base, 3"inch "post", 30 inch sink base 3.0 post. is 108 inches. Tower above in middle 36 wide, 12 inches deep max with two doors, , and whatever inches high to ceiling. No raised counter, no lowered counter : )

Easy to work with three inch increments for all and stay with three drawers on the drawer base..

Use bins and divvy up the space. Note: Build a "base' for tower, use a 6 inch splash, and WRAP that tower base in same surface as counter top. The higher splash is more elegant, and it will keep wood OFF the counter surface.

Yes you are fine on the 36 inch drawers. Yes, that's the width of a lateral file with a fraction of the weight inside : ) it's fine. Door bases are a black hole of junk behind, and I like the "weight": at the middle. As to "wrapping " that tower base.......here's what I mean. Not for your style just for tower base. With a six inch splash, pic below

That arrangement will give you 36" wide spaces for mirrors/ frame included over each sink by whatever height you want.

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