Thanks for your comments Also have a question about the master. We will have double sinks about 4 feet apart on a long wall. Shall we put ..... 1. two framed mirrors with scones on each side (4 total) OR 2. one long mirror along the whole span with scones (2 total) OR 3. 2 framed mirrors with overhead above each mirror. I want it to look modern and yet not break the bank. PS we already have recessed lights in the bathroom.

It looks like it will work as long as the mirror is attached to the wall......

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Vinod, Bedrooms are a relaxing place, where you should have as less distractions as possible. Having a big mirror facing you could keep you engaged before sleeping and may thus cause a little late sleeping. However, we don't throw out the mobile for the same reason ..do we ;) While you are not in a deep sleep and if you suddenly get up (your senses are only half awake) first thing you see is a reflection of yourself and that too in a dishevelled condition it may startle, shock or even scare you depending on the lighting condition. This may happen more with elderly people. None of this could be proven to be 100% true, so take it with a pinch of salt. Thanks, Nitin Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore.