I had the very same dilemma, trying to find a small vanity to put in my powder room (the space had a very inadequate, builder-grade (read: cheap) pedestal sink). We ended up going to Expo Design Center, where one of their vendors (Strasser) lets you custom-design your own vanity, with a range of sizes, styles, door types, stain colors, counter materials, sink types, etc. While this wasn't the cheapest option, it allowed us to get exactly what we wanted. Since nothing "standard" fit the space, it was worthwhile. The new vanity was delivered within about 3 weeks after ordering, and my husband was able to install it within a few hours (including brand new faucet, which we'd purchased separately). I will post a photo later. Here is a link that might be useful: Strasser Vanities

Imagine the worst commercial space you've been in, like a 1970s office building with bad fluorescent lighting or the worst fitting room you've ever used. 5000k lighting will be worse. You must see this before you commit to installing it in your home.

M Miller, I apologize to you, but you didn't JUST ask a question..."Your" making things too hard." Some people on Houzz have a tendency to criticize and suggest things that people have already said they didn't want. Some pros and designers know exactly how to get their points across without criticizing. Some people don't read all of the posts, and just respond so the OP feels they must answer and explain. Live_Wire_Oak set me off, because he uses the word "ignorance" every time he posts, and your post came right after his did. You said recessed lights were called for, and I already said I did not want them. It doesn't matter why. But, I apologize for saying welcome to his club., and I hope your head gets back in place. : ) RL Relocation, your response was very helpful. Thank you. I did create a mockup with a cardboard box. The old light had 5 or 6 huge bulbs in the bar and stuck out about 8 inches from the wall. The new light that I found is 5" deep so it will be better than what I had. Even recessed lights will shine down just like wall lights above the mirror. The light is 10" tall so the doors should clear. I thought about not recessing a medicine cabinet. The area to the right in the 2nd picture could have a floor to ceiling cabinet installed instead. We already have a 24" deep cabinet beside the tub for towels. A shallow cabinet by the door could replace the medicine cabinet. This is an upstairs bathroom that gets used only when we have extra overnight guests upstairs. We still have a lower level bedroom and bathroom for guests. The upstairs seldom gets used unless we have more than 2 people staying. Upstairs can hold an additional 6 people in the bedrooms, plus 2 in the TV area. So, that bathroom and the entire upstairs is one I seldom see. This is a lake house so people love coming to the lake. Wd cruise, I looked at those same lights. On the first link I couldn't figure out which way the bulbs would shine. It said down and up. Maybe they get inserted horizontally?? On the 2nd link, the light direction said up, so if I put the fixture on the ceiling, the bulbs would point to the opposite wall. On the last link, it also said down and up. For a while that is all I could find. I think I would be better with lights pointing down towards the sink than pointing to the two walls. Plus, with the down and up lights, one of them would be really close to the drywall, I think. I may be visioning it wrong though. Thanks for your help.

why on earth do you have a track light in there? get a new recessed light in the center of the ceiling, and then do a proper vanity light over the sink. Tons of styles, so look here (I'd prob do a 3 light. something in the 20" - 30" range If you want brighter light, make sure each bulb can use 60-75W, and have 3 of them. use LED 3500-4000K bulbs with your mirror, would look something like this combo I'd put the mirror on diff switch than the overhead lights. this way, you can choose to use just one of them. put the light bar and ceiling light on the same switch https://www.lampsplus.com/products/bathroom-lighting/ for the ceiling light, try a retro fit recessed w/LED. this is 6"