I have seen numerous ready-made 48" vanities with two sinks. That's a pretty smart idea- putting two 24" vanities together. That might give you more of a selection of styles, but the plumbing might be kind of difficult. The tops would have a seam as well if they were ready-made. You can also build your own from ready-made pieces. If you have 24" depth, you can buy a cabinet base and top it with tile or marble or whatever you like and install two sinks. If you only have 20" depth your options are more limited. What style are you looking for? Perhaps someone will run across one you might like and post it here. If you can go 50 inches, or 52 inches, you can use a 48 inch base cabinet and have a bit of overhang on the top for more counter space. Renee Here is a link that might be useful: Overstock vanity

Depends on the depth of the sink front to black. Typically, they are designed to take advantage of the full depth of the cabinet and are 22" front to back. Then turning them sideways only works if the sink base is a 24" wide one. It needs the clearance front to back. What is the overall sink size?

I had budgeted $500 with the thought that those nice Ticor sinks are only $200-$300, surely one a bit larger wouldn't be more than double??? (boy was I wrong). We do really want two bowls, we have three now (42"), and we find that all three are really just too small. I'll keep looking. Thanks for your help everyone... I appreciate it.

Why must “the drawer ends be returned to the apron sides?” I personally don’t like the look so want to see what it looks like just to have 3” of cabinet face on either side.