We have a 90 inch wide space to fill with a custom built-in vanity. We want a lot of drawers, but also a more open upper centered tower. I'd like the tower to rest on top of a solid, continuous granite countertop. Here was my first design. The center stack is 16 inches wide. The "drawer" below the sink is just a decorative fixed panel. The thing I'm not sure about is that the sinks are centered over the cabinets, which results in the sinks being scrunched up against the tower, which means the sinks won't be centered under the wall mirrors. [ATTACH]46091[/ATTACH] So, here is my second design. This time I've centered the sinks in the spaces to left and right of the tower, but this means I lengthen the fixed panels beneath the sinks and they're not centered above the cabinets. [ATTACH]46092[/ATTACH] Which do you prefer? Or would you do something different?

The silicone caulk on my shower door was so far gone I decided the only thing to do was to remove the door, remove all the silicone, and start fresh (the silicone under the threshold had failed, for instance). I've spent hours removing the silicone from the wall tiles (razor scraper, mineral spirits, scrubbing pad; lather, rinse, repeat); I can't feel anything on the tile but if I look from the right angle I can still see where the silicone was. Is it possible that all the silicone is gone and the appearance of the tile is permanently changed? Or is there still silicone left that's going to keep the new caulk from sticking? Is there something else I should be doing? BTW, I really hate silicone.