I'd put up one mirror, the full width of the vanity alcove. Then it doesn't matter where you stand, you'll be able to see what you need to. To make it less plain, I'd frame the mirror in the same moulding and paint colour you used for the door trim.

If you do decide to put up 2 mirrors, the tiltable ones are really nice. They make it easy to look at yourself, regardless of your height.

You have 10 ft ceilings and 8 ft doors, right? I would look for mirrors that are at least 4 ft tall, so your electrical boxes might be installed a bit low and need to be moved up. My view is what is the point of doing higher ceilings if you end up installing short fixtures/items meant for lower ceilings. You need to scale things up for the higher ceilings.

Thank you Jennifer. I have thought about the one long wide mirror. Framing it in the same moulding is a thought. I have seen some beveled edged mirrors that look nice. Would you go rectangle? Or oval?

Thank you Chispa. I’ll check into raising the vanity lights. They aren’t in yet.

If I we doing 1 long, framed mirror, I'd go rectangular.

We would recommend looking for mirrors like our Highland Mirrors which offer that rectangular shape but with softer, rounded edges. These are great for going over double vanities! Attached photo for reference.

Could you do something like this and have sconces on the side?

Pottery barn has this pivot mirror, which is what I really wanted for our bathroom but couldn't get them in time. Opted for a cheap target mirror and regret my decision.

https://www.potterybarn.com/products/kensington-mirror/?pkey=s~kensington%20mirror~14

Thank you. I think I like the one wide mirror idea.

Framed or not?

Framed or not ?

Oh my, sorry.

I have an alcove and did one large mirror with three sconces set in. Definitely not going to be replaced, and I like it 6 years later. Advantages as stated above.

I'd choose a mirror custom cut to fit edge-to-edge within that alcove ... but if you choose one that's a little smaller than your alcove, yes, framed. A bevel is just a different type of frame.

With a wide mirror, I'd consider pendant lights instead of sconces. But put the lights on dimmer switches ... this mirror would mean double the light, so you'd want the ability to "turn it down".

Thank you Anjp, I had thought about the tilt, but not sure I like the side knobs where it tilts.

Thanks Mrs Pete! I like the full width mirror idea :)
There’s a place that will handle that locally. If I can’t use dimmer can I get lower wattage bulbs?