I used 4 similar sconces (Restoration Hardware Double Sutton) in my master and replaced the included incandescent light bulbs with round 40W LED bulbs because I was worried about heat and electricity usage. I'm very happy with the effect - cool, probably brighter though not as warm a glow. My contractor thought 3 sconces would have been enough, but I am happy with 4. I put in 2 75W LED can lights over the vanity, which though bright, cast facial shadows since they were located too far from the wall (10" vs. 4"- 6") - look a little ghoulish at 60+ years of age. We had above mirror makeup lights which I loved, so I would recommend horizontal above mirror lights for your situation. My RH medicine cabinets have 2 halogen lights, so sometimes I use just them to put on makeup, and they do run a little hot. I just don't put on makeup that often. And there is 1 general LED can light with diffuser in the vanity area. This post was edited by gildee on Sun, Sep 7, 14 at 16:11

Thank you for your help! That's a good thought! Unfortunately, we've already primed the new drywall and have a single light electrical set up, so I think I'm stuck with a single mirror now based on the lighting. There also wouldn't be room for sconces on either side of the mirrors since the frames would be right next to the shower wall/bedroom wall if we had 2 so it wouldn't look as nice as yours!

How about using something like this wireless device to have the TV on that wall without cables/outlets? https://techforluddites.com/wireless-cable-tv/ http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-Connect-Cable-to-a-TV-Wirelessly-/10000000205177691/g.html Also, from the pics it looks like that wet bar area is only 30 inches wide more or less. You would need to leave that much room between the chairs (or sofa) to the windows. That's why I said to ignore it. You and others wouldn't even see it with the doors closed and the furniture layout as shown. It would look natural. I'm sure other posters and also pros will stop in with their solutions. You have a beautiful place with which to work.

My 4 - what did you choose? Would you share your photos? I did draw it out - but not to scale and for different sconces. I've looked at mirror and light combinations until I almost don't care anymore :-D. If you notice the The magazine photo the mirrors aren't centered over the sinks - difficult to see in my photo. Now I'm wondering about sinks - oval or rectangular, aggh!!! Ceiling height is 9' rather than 8' as shown in the drawing. So, that would leave about 20" above the mirrors to the ceiling. I think my calculations were incorrect - I was goofy at this point.