Fun2BHere, I will have an outlet installed at the back of each of the 2 tower units. If I make those 15" deep then I can make the drawers about 12 inches deep and have space for an outlet that is out of view. My plan is to have my margarita machine and a coffee maker in one of the cabinets for use. I do plan to have my flatware in there hopefully and couldn't remember the name of that cloth, so thanks for that! AnnieDeighnaugh, I agree about the fridge unit but will have to think about it. The problem with moving the fridge to one side or the other is then the fridge is directly below one of the tower units and the heat from the unit may effect the wine directly above it. (I've been learning a lot about wine and heat is bad for long term storage of fine wines). I may divide up the unit into 2 15" units and try that option. I will post an updated layout for opinions, of course! Thanks all for the opinions, per your input I am going to use the option with the more closed storage and do glass doors. My house gets pretty dusty as I have 8 dogs in and out so less dusting is good :D. Annette

The 4-5-6 pics are of my living room but from the time it was furnished by the previous owners. The rest are the pics of some of my furnitures that I am going to use here. There is a red dining table with the chairs with red cushions. I am going to change the cushions now that my living and dining room are in one bog room!

Want all the rugs to match. Looking for burgundy (not red) and grey colors. Need 2 round rugs and a square foyer rug as well as long has runners. I can’t find anything to match in those colors. Any hello would be appreciated

You could mirror the entire space and have sconces surface mounted at eye level on the mirror. Or over each sink. Or, if you have room, eye level sconces on either side of individual mirrors. The issue, I think, about numbers/types of mirrors and sconces is this: how much room do you have between the edge of the sink and the nearest wall. Then, figure out the mid point of that. That would be where an eye level sconce would be located. Then measure how wide of an individual mirror you could actually place in that space? Do you have enough width? Or will the mirror be too narrow? Then your other option, if you want individual mirrors, is a light fixture mounted above your mirror. If you have enough width, you could place a sconce at the mid point between the two sinks, perhaps a double sconce that is wider than a single one. (Think: Sconce, Double Sconce, Single Sconce.). Do you want side sconces or sconces above your mirrors? Do you have room for the first? I hope I am not over complicating for you...