Valinsv, that is similar to what is on the floor now. This is a 1940 house with mostly original bathroom. The room is going to be gutted completely. The cast iron tub is being removed now as I type. Here is a photo of the floor now with a crack in it. and the ugly vanity. Looking at photo you can see that the vanity is right up against wall and door opening is right there. The vanity is 30 inches not counting that little piece going over the toilet. The new vanity is 24 inches and then a new toilet. I also like the black and white hex or octagon but my daughter wants something still classic and maybe vintage but not the same as before. The other side of that door is tub so you can see how small a footprint we have.

Another vote for the desk. It will be a great addition to your salon and the kidney shape is perfect to work with customers. You could probably even take this as a write off once you start up your own business so you may want to ask for a receipt. As others have said, a single chair is much easier to come by. Before finalizing what to do with that corner, first get in the buffet and make sure it works in that space, then finish the decor for that with the mirror and lamps. Only then decide what to do with that other corner. You are a lot like me and go in several different directions at once. Advice to me about 6 months ago was to slow down, take it piece by piece. Well decorated spaces take years to evolve..... If you are looking for several items on a tight budget, try checking out estate sales.

Thank you! Emily, I can promise you they are not going anywhere. They've all been redone (by me) - new wires, hangers, etc. I questioned DD2 about it when she said she wanted the pictures over the crib. The bed is now pulled out from the wall about a foot, so if something does fall, it falls between the wall and the crib. imo, the abacus would be more tempting for a toddler to reach for - which I addressed farther up. Thank you for your concern. When I was 19yo, I hung a huge antique mirror over my bed. Mom about had a cow. Said she was going to get "the call." lol

marti, Personally, I wouldn't put any additional beams on. I know what you are saying, you think it is missing those beams, but I think it emphasizes the main focal point in the room if you don't put those dark side beams on that back wall, it leads your eyes right towards the fireplace. The fireplace is the focal point, not the ceiling. But, you know what, it's your home, and if it really bothers you, put them up if you think it would look better. Beautiful room by the way.