Thanks, everyone! Here are some pictures (in Picasa). I'm going to paint, but other than that, everything on the walls is going to stay; were just doing the floor/shower tile and - while we're at it - replacing toilet, vanity and shower door. I'm thinking of one of two vanities: http://www.lowes.com/pd_136490-54446-69187_4294806468_4294933768_?productId=3167595&Ns=p_product_prd_lis_ord_nbr:0::p_product_quantity_sold:1&pl=1ätURL=%2Fpl_Bath%2BVanities%2Bwith%2BTops_4294806468_4294933768_%3FNs%3Dp_product_prd_lis_ord_nbr:0::p_product_quantity_sold:1&facetInfo= and http://www.lowes.com/pd_339397-54446-72538_4294806468_4294933768_?productId=3319836&Ns=p_product_prd_lis_ord_nbr:0::p_product_quantity_sold:1&pl=1ätURL=%2Fpl_Bath%2BVanities%2Bwith%2BTops_4294806468_4294933768_%3FNs%3Dp_product_prd_lis_ord_nbr:0::p_product_quantity_sold:1&facetInfo= Any thoughts? Here is a link that might be useful: Black and white bathroom

Mollie -- our kids bathroom is also black and white, except we don't have the beadboard (yet!). We have the same black and white hexagonal tiles, and a white furniture style vanity with a marble top. Our trim is white. We had the same difficulty as you in picking another color, so we still have white on the walls. But, I have lately been thinking of a very pale gray, just enough to contrast with the white trim and bring out the veining in the vanity top. We have two shower curtains right now. One is a black/white paisley pattern (darker), and the other is another B/W pattern. Can't decide which one to use yet. Hope this helps! Good luck with your bathroom, would love to see pics. Amy

Thanks for everyone's advice. I'm going to go to the granite fabricator on Thursday. The person I spoke to on the phone warned me that they don't have a lot of quartz remnants and that they get snatched up fairly quickly when they do, so I will have a look around at the granites as well. I know I won't find all white granite, but maybe something will tickle my fancy. I now have a new problem. The person I spoke to at the fabricator is concerned about the narrowness of the vanity. It's only 17.5 in. deep, the current top is 18 in. deep. She said between the backsplash and the faucet hole cut outs, that I will only have 12.75 in for my desired undermount sink. As you see, right now it's a drop in. I don't want to do a drop in with real stone, so I have been scouring the internet for small undermount sinks. I posted this question on the bathroom forum, but do any of you have any experience with either of these sinks or any other sinks for a narrow vanity? Courtyard White Undermount Lavatory Sink: http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Courtyard-White-Undermount-Lavatory-Sink/2677720/product.html Porcher 12100-00.001 Marquee Petite Rectangle Undercounter Lavatory - White http://www.faucetdepot.com/prod/Porcher-12100-00.001-Marquee-Petite-Rectangle-Undercounter-Lavatory---White-124575.asp#.UGHSEVFP8ge

If you notice, the suggestions of a black mirror show them over vanities that are not black. You have enough black. If you didn’t mention it, I would not have noticed. It is such a lovely mirror, it would be a shame to not keep it. If it really bothers you, see if you can find something similar in chrome. We all like to match things but I think that a mirror can stand alone.