3 to 5 bulb fixture with 60w bulbs per sink. Put each one on its own switch plus a standing light so that you don't have to put all those bulbs on each time you go to the bathroom. We have a 48" single sink with a three globe fixture with 60w clear bulbs and a 40w light over the shower that illuminates the bathroom in the evening. You don't want to go in the bathroom in the middle of the night and flick the main lights on, they will blind you.

I already did move the towel ring up. It was directly over the outlet before. If I tried placing it below the switch then half towel would end up resting on the counter. And if I had something plugged in and it sparked that towel could have caught on fire. The clock is only maybe 9" wide. I need something that I can quickly glance at and see the time.. My vision isn't great without my glasses so I need something I can easily see. I could probably move it above the door though. The countertops are a standard size and I just bought ones that would fit the existing cabinets. So one was 35" and the other was 48", so I got a 36" and 49" counter and they fit with a little bit of a hangover. I love menards. Especially when they have 11% rebate sales, where you get a check for 11% back of what you spend.

These are my pics of my countertops placed Friday June 22, 2018. I cried looking at these seams. It looks so cheap. Fabricator explains that's the way it comes. I explained that I shouldn't be able to see the seams so clearly. It looks so unprofessional. They ended up taking them back to their warehouse. In hopes they say if it is quality control will try and fix it just to make it look better. Otherwise I will have to pay an additional fee for them to come out again to install. I just don't know what to do and if still looks the same. This is the first time I've replaced my counters in 24 years. I don't and can't live with it. looking at this for another 24 years. It looks so cheap and it really was not it's a lot of money to me. I hope fingers crossed that they will fix this problem. They never told me that there would be such seams. I thought the edges were done by a machine and it would be all one piece. I have read up on this and now understand there are seams. But now I do know that they should not look like this. If they are good fabricator you shouldn't be able to see them so clearly. I will find out next week what happens.

I understand unusual ideas. I had a few myself, and 85% have worked out (so far!). You might go directly to the Plumbing Forum on some of these technical issues. It is by no means as active as Kitchen Forum, but you never know. On another point, scrappy25 got me thinking -- WOULD a simple pot filler meet your needs? Perhaps with a pretty bowl underneath for spillage? You could just lift that up, and tip it into the sink. Running the plumping up for a wall-mounted pot filler would be easy. I can't imagine you'd violate code; if you can put one over an electric range, why not a DW? Good luck.