There is many more options than the 2 i've linked, but that setup I would believe is pretty good. So main monior i'd use somehing similar to this mount and the secondary i'd use something like this so be able to pull away from the wall and angle. the 2nd i'd want to pull out and angle so i had a good viewing angle from where i'd sit. I would probably go 2 separate mounts personally, my main monitor i wouldn't need to pull away from the wall so getting that snug would be ideal, and just a minor amount of tilt probably.
thats not the wall mount limitation, that's the arm being able to hold it up. Like the Amazon dual one that i saw briefly on a quick search is dual 27's or smaller and up to 14.3 lbs per monitor.
Running dual monitors on a wall mount is okay, if you don't plan on upgrading past their limitations. you just need to make sure you install it correctly as you don't want it falling off and breaking your monitor.
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