Hi Sammy, thank you! I love what you posted above. The only thing is that I think I will use that makeup area to dry my hair, rather than where it's wet by the sink. And to put my heated irons, curlers, etc. So I think--despite the lack of light--that I will use the mirror over there to do my hair. So that's why I picked a mirror that is also sort of pretty for that area. So...if I'm sort of stuck on the idea of putting a mirror there...what would you do over the vanity? Thank you so much.

Sorry, the pics not that great... only thing I have at this point. Cabinets will be white chrome hardware/faucets, white rectangle sinks and fantasy brown granite. Floors medium-light wood look tile planks. Hope this helps. Thanks for your thoughts.

There isn't a rule for light height since wall heights vary, but placement will control the quality of light output. I don't think you mention if these lights are doing all the work for the room or if there are can lights above, or if the vanities are in an alcove vs open in the room. You could lower lights to 80" but you mention you don't want all the extra empty wall space above. I've seen photos where folks take the mirror higher than the lights and lights are mounted through the mirror. Might be easier if you draw it out to see where you want light placement because mirror size will play into it. For example if vanity height is 36" including countertop, will there be a backsplash included to factor in? If there's a 4" backsplash, and you want light at 80" that still leaves you about 40" to work with for mirror placement. Or you could have mirror custom cut to sit at top of backsplash and go to height that works with light placement. The best lighting is closest to your face, so without sconces, you could look to buy a lighted make-up mirror to get the closer up view when you need it.

You had this, and you got used to it. I doubt the toilet placement even met code with the adjacent open shelving, the mirror abruptly ends.........why? I see a make up mirror in a corner, can only assume you used the potty as a perch, lid down? It is human nature to get used to something, even something NOT great as this was, and how may I ask, did two people use this set up, simultaneously?! You repeated the scenario of the single offset sink - which set you up for awkward, as you are finding out, mostly due to the wide width. Offset can work, but not at this size and single sink. It may be "convenient", but it isn't pretty. This can be both. I'd encourage you to inexpensively add a wall , lose the 21" drawer base, and give the vanity some symmetry. Also good lighting, attractive lighting with three recessed and two eye level sconces. I might normally give you three options. There aren't any that look good: ) other than this, especially given dollars and value added in looks. Bonus is you can add a pretty table for soaking supplies, minus that 21 inch drawer base. You STILL have 60 inches of counter top for junk, ( 30" each side of sink) as there is no way your sink was wider than 21 inches! Handy to your float boat, below.... and were I you? I'd add a tv to the tub side of that new wall: ) 19 inches, 59.00 bucks