Darn! I didn't input my pictures correctly. Here are the links to the three fans. http://www.lampdepot.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=0amp;idproduct=178 http://www.homeofdecor.com/hocf/CFDetail.asp?Mfg=EM&ProdNo=CF715ORB&Source=TM&kw=CF715ORB&&source=Froogle&utm_source=FROO&utm_medium=CPC&utm_content=ShoppingFeed http://www.homeofdecor.com/hocf/CFDetail.asp?Mfg=EM&ProdNo=CF4500AGW&Source=TM&kw=CF4500AGW&&source=Froogle&utm_source=FROO&utm_medium=CPC&utm_content=ShoppingFeed

Ooooooooooooh, but Judith Light is sooooooooo bad! (However I think she's way too young to be playing his mother for pete's sake.) I can't believe that Cliff gave the okay to do that. I know I missed a year (or more) here and there in the old original shows, but I just can't believe that the Cliff that I know would do that. So maybe she is not really his daughter?

numbersjunkie, my vanity is 94" long with dual sinks. I decided to put cabinet "towers" on each end of the vanity, 14"w x14"d, from counter height to ceiling, to store items that would have been placed in the medicine cabinets. I will have a large flat mirror that spans the wall above the sinks. A "crown" will extend over the mirror, between the two towers, and will hold 3 recessed can lights. Another option would have been to have a tower in the center of the vanity, between the two sinks, but I did not like the idea of breaking up the space into "separate" compartments. I can add side lights to the towers on the sides of the vanity, but don't currently have plans to do that because I have a separate makeup bar, opposite the sink area. The makeup bar mimics the design of the vanity but has no sink, is at table height, 80" long, and 18" depth (so I'm sitting closer to the mirror than I would be at the sinks). My first design of the makeup counter was to have a built-in 3-way mirror; that is, one flat mirror, with side mirrors at 45 degree angle. But this meant no side lights, or attaching side lights to the angled side mirrors. So, I sacrificed the 3-way mirror to allow for side lights attached to the towers on the sides of the makeup vanity, in addition to the recessed cans above the mirror. I have not yet shopped for the side lights at the makeup counter.

The wall switch will turn on the fan. If the light is on, the light will come up. It does not separate control the light and the fan. I assume you are looking at a simple on and off switch. Technically, it will just send power to the fan and what ever the last setting the fan was left on is what you will see. Then use the remote to adjust lighting and fan speed. This is my configuration. Mainly because the fan switch is at the entrance to a room and I may want to change the speed while sitting in bed or sitting on the couch and don't want to go to the switch. Using a light switch to control power is a very common approach to installing a fan with a remote. Good luck!