Love that Doug Fir! I will have walnut doors on my bath. The rest of the house has hollow core mahogany type doors from the mid 70's. They are stained walnut:) The original doors are almost all gone from this 20's small house.

hmmmm... the photo is not showing up, but personally I think the plated frames with integrated wall scones would look best. Good luck!

To answer questions, I was able to add more pictures. Here is where the chandelier will hang. It is centered in the room. This is looking into the bath from center entry between closets on left and right. The room is roughly 20ft left to right, with shower and my vanity at opposite ends, and 12 ft from the entry to the back wall alcove where the tub will sit. The blue tape is stuck to the mount where the light will hang, and is 36" long just to see proportions. My husband standing under it is still a few feet from his head (he is 6'3"). Ceilings are all sots of height as you can tell but roughly 10-12' max. The chandelier above is L29w29xH32.5. Or they have a smaller one 25x25x28. Which size?? Oh and I don't have pic of the vanity as they are covered. But the suggested pics above of dark vanities is spot on color. My larger vanity is to the right here buried under the ladder etc.! Thanks for feedback!! LM

Here is what I suggest: (1) take some space from the kids bath for master shower - you will get a huge shower of 4' wide and over 7'6" long; (2) kids bath will be 8' long which is not spacious but totally works; (3) I don't know where you can add windows. For the master bath, ideally you can add a window at the top wall (the exterior wall); if it is not possible, add a window inside the shower; (4) if you can, I suggest you add a window in the kids bath as well. It makes a huge difference; (5) add some floating shelves next to the toilets in both baths for additional storage. Hope this helps.