This is the faucet I am using.

Here is a link that might be useful: Rohl Country faucet

Sorry, this is the faucet:

Here is a link that might be useful: Rohl Country faucet

RH uses Newport Brass for faucets -- not sure about towel racks & such. I hang out at a RH Outlet store, and see the NB label on RH boxes, so I am 100% sure about this.

We're using those same Rohl Country faucets! Except the lever handles instead of the cross ones. We haven't decided on accessories like towel racks yet. We are getting the light from Dolan linked below. Not sure if you'd like something from their line - it's a satin nickel.

Here is a link that might be useful: Satin Nickel light fixture

Thank you for that information, bluekitobsessed.

snowyshasta, I love the fixture! This is the basic style that I am drawn to, but I am probably looking for something a little simpler (but not much). I also need polished nickel. I find the light fixture world bewildering. The one you chose is the right size for me, too. RH's light fixtures are large; their 3-sconce fixtures are all at least 24" wide, and I think I need something narrower because my medicine cabinet is 16" wide.

Oh, and I much preferred the lever handles, but my artist friend told me that they would overwhelm my sink, which is only 23.5" wide.

I'm using the same faucets and accessories from the RH bistro line. They are solid brass that's then plated w/your finish and very heavy - nice quality. I don't believe that faucets need to "match" accessories and I just liked the bistro line, but there are others I like too - in fact, the glass shelf I got is the vintage line because it went better w/the console legs for the sink it will be near and I didn't like the brackets for the bistro shelf.

There were other accessories at RH that I liked but in the end the art nouveau look of the bistro won out for me. I would think that any of their more traditional looking lines would look equally nice though. Ginger and Newport Brass are also really good quality. I think Pottery Barn is a tiny step below those three and I'm not sure about Samuel Heath.

I went with mostly ginger towel bars and light fixture. I have the ORB...at one point I was looking at the chrome in a modern style. I learned that the fixture I liked was being recalled by ginger because the glass was glued on and was coming loose and falling out when the light got hot.
I did get the ginger metro and am very happy with it. They also have some nice over sink glass shelves.
BTW...My sink is only 20" and I do not feel that the lever handles over power it. I really like them with the sink.

Here is a link that might be useful: ginger kubic double light-recalled

kwlisa, I like the Bistro line. They do not seem to have a double or triple sconce fixture in that line, though.

brugloverz9, I agree that your faucets look great. I think the levers would have been fine with my sink, too, but I already have the others. Too bad.

I was thinking of a triple-light fixture for over the medicine cabinet, but I see very few. I'm wondering whether triple lights are "out" and double lights are the way to go? I'm worried about having enough light.

marisany...This double fixutre takes 2 100 watt bulbs it is on a dimmer. Plus there is a light in the fan/heater unit and a built in cam over the tub. Two of those are on dimmer and I never have insufficient light. Of course the window helps too. Will you have a window for light?

Oh, my light fixtures are not from RH. I actually got black porcelain deco-era reproduction sconces with turtle shades from rejuvenation. Even so, I think lighting can easily be handled separately from the rest of the accessories and you don't need to coordinate it. In fact it would probably be nicer not to, less of a "bath in a box" feeling.

I think that lighting is something that can easily be addressed in your gut remodel. You don't have to have ALL of your light come from sconces. We have an overhead light in our bathroom in addition to 4 single sconces on dimmer (two each flanking each mirror, our bathroom is large) and that you could easily get away with a double sconce if you also incorporated some overhead lighting into your bath. If you want something that has sort of a vintage feeling but looks a little different and streamlined consider something like the mercer horizontal sconce or sussex double tube sconce at pottery barn. I think both have a vintage flavor (especially the mercer horizontal, similar to the olivet sconce for a lot more at schoolhouse electric) that would go well with the other things you are considering but aren't so "big" and "busy" in your small bath.

I will probably have to have a flush-mount ceiling fixture. The RH and Pottery Barn double and triple sconces take only 60W bulbs. I noticed that Schoolhouse Lighting and Rejuvenation fixtures take 100W bulbs. I assume that this means they are higher quality?

I absolutely love the Mercer horizontal sconce from Pottery Barn. I am seriously considering it, and there is also a nice flushmount fixture in that collection. I also like the Mercer train rack.

I'm wondering what is with the RH train racks? See, for example, the Chatham train rack in the link below. What are those things sticking off of the lower bar? The Bistro train rack is truly strange looking, although I like the rest of the line.

The RH website does not have enough photos of the items - no alternate views, views from other angle, or shots of the items used in rooms. It makes it hard to choose.

Here is a link that might be useful: RH Chatham train rack

They look like towel or robe hooks to me!
The Ginger Empire series also has some nice horizontal lights.

Here is a link that might be useful: ginger empire fixture

I like the Empire fixture; if I were to use this, I'd probably get two and put them vertically on either side of the medicne cabinet. They're narrow enough that I think I could do this (I have only 8" from the edge of the medicine cabinet to the wall).

I'm wondering about one thing, though - they use fluorescent bulbs. Can these be up on a dimmer? How do these look in a bathroom? They are also very expensive, especially given that I'd need two.

I guess they must be hooks. I'd like a plain bar!

Not sure if anyone has mentioned it yet, but RH is having a sale right now on all their bathroom stuff. We bought ours when it was on sale and it really made a difference. We were very impressed with quality. We got the chatham line.

Since you mention your bath is small and that your friend was concerned lever handles would be overwhelming on your sink --

I stopped into a RH yesterday to assess the bath hardware in person. One thing that struck me was the SCALE of most of the lines they had -- lots of metal, substantial projections etc. Good for some, but I felt several were just too much for my small bath. Asbury and Chatham were two that seemed more proportionate for my needs. Just my .02.

Thank you for making the point about scale, house_vixen. My bath is VERY small (5.5' x 8', I think) and I should really go into a store and look at the stuff from that point of view. I'm glad to hear that Chatham and Asbury are smaller in scale - those are two of the lines I like.

Thanks, budge1 - I did see, when I finally went online the other day to order the medicine cabinet, that prices had been reduced. I saved $100 on the cabinet. Sometimes procrastination pays!

I looked at the Asbury triple sconce, and it is definitely one of the smaller fixtures. I could actually use this one, it is only 17" wide. Does it look all right to have this fixture mounted with the shades pointing up?

We like it with the shades up. We have larger shades on it than RH shows - I bought the sconce on ebay without shades so we purchased different ones. This is over a 42" vanity. This sconce is well proportioned for a smaller space.

Sorry about the photo; the lights were on and blew out the exposure. It's obviously not finished; no countertop, sink, mirror, etc.

I also have a 5x8 master bath that I'm renovating to add 3 feet to for a new vanity. I am planning to put a long sconce vertically on each side of the medicine cabinet (Kohler Bancroft $165 ordered from Lowes). I purchased two Portfolio tube lights with antique pewter end pieces that are very pretty but then I read the comments on this forum about the blue tone of the light. A local lighting store has what looks like the PB Landon sconce for $129 each. So now I'm planning to return the pewter ones and go for the Landon look alikes. Check out the dimensions, Marisany, they're only 4'' wide. Each one holds two 60 watt bulbs, so you (and I) will have plenty of light and retain the option of using fluorescent or incandescent bulbs. I am considering a halogen fixture for my ceiling, it uses two 20W G9 bulbs. Anyone know anything about the quality or amount of light that might give?

Thanks and good luck!

junco, Thank you for the suggestion. I thought of returning the triple sconce I bought, and I took a look at the PB site, and I like the Landon and the other tube sconces, but I think 4" will still be too wide. I will have 8" on one side of the cabinet to the wall; that would mean only 2" between the medicine cabinet and sconce, and 2" between the sconce and the wall. I think it would look too cramped. But I will probably use something like this when we re-do our other, larger, bathroom.

Cindy, I bought the Asbury triple sconce and will probably change the shades at some point, because I like yours more than the skinny ones that come with it.

I got Newport Brass towel racks, etc. They came packaged like fine jewels. And I'm very happy with them. I bought them through plumbtile.com, which has great prices.

Here is a link that might be useful: plumbtile