This doesn't help solve your problem at all, but I'll nonetheless note that we have the same situation. We've lived in the house for 7 years and it has really not been a problem; it's not like anyone just throws the medicine cabinet door open (and we have kids). We're re-doing the bathroom and will probably have this situation again and just live with it, since I know of no good solution, unless you buy a cabinet built in such a way that the door stops at 90%, and I haven't seen those in the traditional style we want.

If/when we gut our master bath, this is exactly what we will do with newly de-tiled wallspace inside the door (backing into closet in bedroom). However, our set-up will be deeper (made from 11"x1" boards), and open (baskets on shelves). I hope to recess the existing (utilitarian, from Lowes) medicine cabinet into the wall opposite the sink, and place a large framed mirror on the wall above the sink. This way, we're maximizing all the available wall space. Can't wait!

Hello - I'm looking to replace my recessed medicine cabinet. The current dimensions are 15.5" x 23" (entire mirror) with a recessed opening of 14" x 21.5". I'd like to stay with the same recessed opening if at all possible Most options out there are either too wide or too short. I guess if I have to cut into the wall and add new supports I could

Due to time constraints (unplanned bath remodel due to large water loss), we will be an installing 2 30” vanities with a 3” pullout between them. Estimate 1-1.5” filler on either side. So, it will be 65-66” with 2 sinks. There will be walls on either side of the vanity (the left will be a partial wall with glass as it is next to the shower). We are planning on 2 medicine cabinets. At this point, planning on Robern (want outlets inside, no lights on exterior) but are open to other brands if you have ideas. Ou preference is to recess them. The contractor has told us we can recess the 20” mirrors, but if we go with the 24” he would have to move pipes which would not be worth doing for us. So, I have a number of initial questions... Would you go with the recessed 19” or the wall hung 24”? Given the middle pullout, would you center the mirrors on the sinks or on the entire vanity cabinet? I’m concerned about the look - especially that it would leave a lot more space between the mirrors than on either side. We are planning on doing wall sconces on either side & between the mirrors. We like the tall, rectangular type of sconce similar to this: https://www.lampsplus.com/products/modern-forms-vogue-11-inch-high-chrome-led-wall-sconce__59a36.html?sourceid=EmailWishlist&cm_lm=323504051070553&src=triggered&mdm=email&cmp=EmailWishlist&trm=052819&cnt=click&cm_mmc=tra-em--lp--eTellAFriend-_-mproduct but could do smaller squares with a double in the middle if that would make a big difference. https://www.lampsplus.com/products/hudson-valley-milford-5-and-three-quarter-inch-high-chrome-wall-sconce__14390.html?sourceid=EmailWishlist&cm_lm=323504051070553&src=triggered&mdm=email&cmp=EmailWishlist&trm=052819&cnt=click&cm_mmc=tra-em--lp--eTellAFriend-_-mproduct Sorry. Having trouble embedding photos. Thanks