Hi @goredr, I meant start a new thread where your post was the opening statement. But, I like your picture. It helps very much to describe what you are asking. If you still care to begin your own thread, you just enter it at the top and add the picture along with it. You give the tread a title. Your Title could be something like "advice needed for mirror placement in makeup/vanity area". Or something shorter. I think you will get more feedback with your own post because it will be new. This thread is old and may be ignored. I think a lovely mirror of your choosing would look special and personal to you, between the sconces. It could be a long oval, a rectangle, with or without frame. I think a bevel would be a nice touch, especially with a frameless mirror. Since that is a makeup area, what other lighting will you have? I feel that the lighting you have now, may not be bright enough.

I wouldn't say "grief" but it made our life extremely uncomfortable. The root cause was a damaged insulation around shower threshold. We didn't notice any signs like mold or specific smell until guy from the termite inspection found dropped pieces of subfloor in our crawl space. The only positive outcome from this disaster is our decision to lower subfloor and get rid of threshold entirely. It's not a big deal when you build a new house but could be quite challenging in the existing one. We invited a structural engineer to evaluate our floor support structure and luckily he suggested a solution the would allow lowering subfloor by adding additional reinforcement joists.

It looks like the Uttermost Elara, Item #08134. You can get it through Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Uttermost-Elara-Antiqued-Mirror-Silver/dp/B00QSJ6ONY "This curvaceous mirror features a lightly antiqued silver finish accented with smooth, polished edges. $360.80 with free shipping. Detail: Materials: PU, MDF, Glass Finish: Antiqued Silver Collection: Elara Ship Via UPS: Yes Dimensions: 27"W x 1"D x 43"H Weight: 28 lbs." Several sellers on eBay have it for the same price - HERE

I wasn't about to cover all those new wall tile with mirrors in our Master bath and we couldn't find anything we liked, so I built this one. I'd build another, but it wouldn't be cheap.