one mirror. no frame. remove those wall sconce lights, add recess.

of course, you're going to have to go down to two light switches on the plate, or move one somewhere else. but it will be worth it. do recess lighting, you cannot fit lighting in there its too small of a space. you could always do the one three sconce overhang light but i have never found those attractive. be sure to have the mirror go to almost the ceiling.

nope! two. had the same dilemma in a home i literally finished today. it had an awful three arm sconce above a mirror, we changed it to a regular mirror (it was one sink) but installed two recess above it. i would put two in front of the mirror, and one in the center toward the shower (or whatever, i can't see it, but center of the room).

the recess light i see in that photo, you'll need to move back toward the shower to be in the center of the room. the two recess lights will hit just behind the air vent maybe 3-4"

i might not be seeing the photo accurately, but are you SURE you can clear the light switch plate? go right at the backsplash the end of it go straight up and if you can clear the light switch plate then good, and i might be seeing wrong. the outlet switch plate can be cleared, but i don't think the light switch....

vjs12,,,,are you keeping those lights, or hopefully, getting some new ones? 6 lights in that small space over the sinks is too much.

is this the look you were after? if so, I'd do some other lights. simpler. maybe 2 lights each.

be better to do something like this one. 1-4 light in the middle.

or,

they make this type in a double light. the style would go better w/your vanity/countertop

here Flo

one middle light

or, I like this set up w/the pendants and the rectangle mirrors.

yes, and those led mirrors are so much more flattering.

Since they have the recessed lighting, doing those current overhead lights, with 6 bulbs, will be too much! I guess they could do 40W bulbs. I just think the style doesn't work w/the new vanity.

oh yes,,they have the little screens built in. I wonder if that could just work off of wifi or something?

You may want to to change the fixtures to 2 light instead of 3 light fixtures, and I would try to find the most narrow double light fixtures I could to leave room for the mirror frame. Please measure to know if there will be some space between the light fixtures and the mirror frame. Another fix, easier and probably more attractive would be to have a longer light fixture in the center of the mirror and a recessed can spot over each sink. The other and easier solution, is to have the mirror go up to the ceiling, use a 2.5 in frame, three inches is a bit too heavy for the size of the vanilty. Then have three or four 4 inch recessed lights placed over the sinks and in the center of the vanity. The other possibility is to use two large LED lighted mirrors as others have shown in their comments. These give great light for makeup and shaving as they eliminate shadows created by placing lights above the mirrors with no illumination from the sides. Please do not have the frame go under the light fixture you will never be happy with the way it looks.

Also, The light switches to the right will need to be reset. Your electrician may be able to attach the outlet box on its side so your switches are vertical instead of horizontal and he may need to move the outlet over as it looks like it would be on the mirror edge. I would have it moved to the mirror area and have the mirror cut with a space for the outlet. Mirrored outlet plates are widely available.

It is a bit odd to have it placed where it is, as there is no counter-top beneath it for placing any appliance you would be using with the outlet, it will be a bit inconvenient to use where it is now.

Best of luck with your bathroom renovation, and don't fret too much, every design job has it's surprises. :)

Ephross, the outlet was originally a switch for the whirlpool tub we removed so we turned it into an outlet. That is why is may seem a bit odd to be in that location. Thank you for your suggestions.

The bathroom is almost complete except for the mirror and glass for the cabinet. I really don't want to start removing and adding outlets at this point. (I thought we planned out the lights and outlets well before the demo and installation was started so I was surprised to have an issue with the mirror and outlets.) This remodel has been a learning experience for me. I think I will have a beveled mirror made to fit the space as it is. Will also look for a size 18" light fixtures. That might give me more room for a framed mirror to match the vanity.

Thank you all for your design suggestions.