We have three frameless, recessed Robern med cabs, and are very happy with all three. We have 3 1/2-4" deep models in the guest bathroom and hall bathroom, and a 6" deep model in the MB. Our bathrooms are small as well (MB is the smallest, go figure!), so storage space was a concern for us as well. I love my 6" med cab--can fit a lot in there!

Ours all have flat mirrors, because that was our preference. I think you would be fine with whichever one you choose--I don't think there is a hard and fast rule which type of mirror you can use with a traditional or contemporary or ultra modern bathroom. I've seen bathrooms of all types using a wide range of med cab styles and none ever looked out-of-place to me.

Cat_mom -- thanks for your recommendaton. Is the 6" cabinet recessed into the wall, and then protrudes forward a couple of inches? Would you happen to have a picture? The idea of the extra storage is tempting, I'm just curious how the finished installation looks.

Our framed mirror cabinet measures 24 x 30 and is 4" deep. We found it on close-out at a local bath shop (Broan I believe)but I've seen similar at Home Depot for around $200. We wanted the look of a mirror hanging on the wall and this gave us the result we were seeking.

This bath is fairly small too, about 6 x 8, and we opted for a train rack to hold extra towels. Good luck with the remodel.

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Can you get some trim to match your cabinets and frame the recessed cabinet with the trim? We have Robern frameless recessed cabinets, but put some insulation behind the cabinets so that they protruded from the wall. Then we added trim to cover the protrusion.

The 6" deep med cab is as recessed as the other two (in other words, it doesn't protrude forward any more than the others). Behind part of our MB is the master bedroom closet, so the extra inches of med cab stick out into the closet. I will try to get a pic for you later or tomorrow. If I forget--email a reminder through GW!