I am trying to match my marble to a paint. I am looking at BM. I wanted Revere Pewter but it doesn't look good with the marble, in my book. I did not want Gray Owl, but it looks good with all the elements, darn. It is lighter than the Revere Pewter too, which is a need, as my room is sort of dark. I have walnut planned for the cabinets, a darkish porcelain stone look for the floor with blues browns, greens, and grays in it. Then I have a Carrara marble for the counter. I will have a marble look alike in the shower. Anyway the Gray Owl is the only one that looks perfect, darn it, as it reads a bit blue. I thought I wanted something warmer but it doesn't want to go with the marble very well. I also have a BM Collingwood sample, it is not as intense as Revere Pewter and not as bluish as Owl Gray. I really like the Collingwood and it is not out of the running. I want to get my walls up, prime the place, then make my final decision. I am a slob, so I will paint most of the room before the tile, and cabinets go in. I just did a search for Collingwood to provide a swatch and came up with a blog site that shows Collingwood, Gray Owl, and Moonshine. All multiple pictures taken throughout the day and artificial lighting. I am liking the Gray Owl in these images. It is not mixed in BM base but Olympic. But I will link it, as it might be helpful. Here is a link that might be useful: Going Gray

Natebear and snookums2 thanks to you both for commenting. I like the oval and that was always going to be the mirror, the one with the frame #1. Then I found that frame material and it looks lovely with my paint choices and the marble. The vanity will be painted a semi sheen light med gray. The walls are a light gray. Both will have blue undertones that really pick up the hints of blue in the finish on the frame. The sconces may have to go. I really like them but they are bigger than I thought they would look. I bought them online. The vanity will take up some of the depth to help offset the size of the sconces I think. The location of the sconces are set, but the style may have to change. The #s1 and 2 seem safe to me. #8 I am liking now, but it changes moment by moment! HElp! I will not commit to the mirror until the vanity is in in a week or 2. But I want to get some input with what I am thinking, and you guys always come through with great feedback.

Hi putzie 1, Have to disagree about the bathroom appearing smaller (even with a low ceiling) because when you paint a 5x7 white square on top of your wall paint colour it just brings attention to the fact that it is a small room (nothing wrong with that - by the way)! Maybe some other people can weigh in about the wall and ceiling colour being the same colour. It actually does not make a room look bigger - but it does stop your eye from starting and stopping at different sight lines, so you get a smoother and more cohesive feel in the room. Don't try it if you are not convinced, but if unsure, try it both ways and see IRL what you prefer. Good luck and maybe some OP's who have done this will give you their experience. Your choices sound very nice - no matter what colour ceiling!

BBB link (although now that I know your vanity is 60", this will be too big) https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/decorative-30-25-inch-x-42-25-inch-large-wall-mirror-in-silver/1041919644?skuId=41919644 Home Depot https://www.homedepot.com/p/Home-Decorators-Collection-24-35-in-W-x-35-35-in-L-Framed-Fog-Free-Wall-Mirror-in-Brushed-Nickel-81156/205577499 This might be a better size and it's fog free, which is nice.