Tricky painting job, with all those corners/angles....much more difficult to paint those small spaces. I love the cabinetry color and have the same hardware in my kitchen (which I love). Very, very nice job! Kudos to you and your DH for this nice transformation!

thank you all for your kind feedback! i was ready to order that vanity and now i'm glad i didn't :) so let me give a little background. we sort of have to go with the faucet because the shower fittings were also done in the same style and we don't want to shell out $$ to change everything. plus i do like the faucet. we did carrara subway in a 4x8 (if i recall correctly) on the walls and basketweave floor so we can go traditional or transitional and probably even slightly modern. but anyhoo we lean towards transitional as will the rest of the house. so we kind of wanted to do a console in this bath to do something "different" plus i thought it would go with our tile and faucets. alexamorrie, i love that 2nd picture, and that's what we had in mind (in a single) but there's no shelf. i can live without the storage that a cabinet vanity would offer but i at least want a ledge to put a basket with some TP:) we priced out palmer sink legs since we could add an optional towel shelf and we were looking at $4200 with us providing the counter. we like it and all but that's a lot more than we were thinking for a vanity. aktillery9, i love the one you posted but i don't think it will "go" with our tile. that would look awesome in our master bath though where we did a whiter marble (venato carrara from builderdepot.com) except that we want storage in the master bath and that unit is way too open. how about this one? the legs look a little "clunky" but i feel this may be our best option. i also like the "wings" on the sides of the counter top. also wanted to add we have to stick with 36" or below

I am also liking #6 with all your other elements. It would be too bold for me, but your choices seem to mainly lean toward bold, so they must attract you. My choice for myself would be #3, but that is definitely a safe choice. Do try out the one from the local dealer you think is so beautiful.

I'm right handed, and my table next to my recliner is on my left side. It's more comfortable for me to reach over w/ my right hand to pick up my beverage in a cup w/ a handle rather than twist my wrist to pick it up on the right side. I'd have him try it out on the left before committing to a right side table.