I can try to help with the vanity lighting! Loving the different tones and textures in the powder room right now.

Are you able to use sconces that sit on either side of the mirror or do you need to use a bar-style light above the mirror?

Here are some sconce options (I tried to stay with nickel finishes to go with the faucet and offset the browns present in the paint, cabinet and floor, but the search can be expanded to other finish families):

Savoy House Monroe

Craftmade Ella

Savoy House Marlow

Feiss Sophie

Quorum Brooks

Kichler Serena

Maxim Lighting New School

Quorum Enclave

Savoy House Fremont

Quorum Mount

Kichler Langford

Savoy House Jordan

Kichler Keiran

Craftmade Sumner

Savoy House Devon

Quorum Celeste

Maxim Lighting Rondo

Quorum Rossington

Here are some vanity bar options:

Feiss Xavierre

Savoy House Kane

Quorum Reyes

Minka Lavery Tilbury

Quorum Rossington

Savoy House Jordan

Quorum Richmond

Feiss Concord

Sea Gull Denhelm

Kichler Langford

Quorum Madison

Feiss Sophie

Savoy House Castel

Trade Winds 3-light bar

Kichler Serena

Savoy House Melrose

Quorum Vani

We used this Hinkley in our bathroom. Vanity is 30" Mirror is 28".

https://www.wayfair.ca/Hinkley-Lighting-Taylor-3-Light-Vanity-Light-HD4037.html?piid=12842444%2C20497733

Porter Edun, I like the idea of simple. Do you have some ideas without bare bulbs please?

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hiccup4, with clear glass you would want clear bulbs. I just put 3 lights in my master reno with clear glass shades:

Are you saying you do not want clear bulbs?

Sorry I wasn't clear. No, I don't think I want clear shades with 'Edison' bulbs. I think it would be hard to find an Edison bulbs with lumens beyond 1200. I would be fixed with 400 to 600 lumens. Since it is the only light source in the bathroom I want flexibility if need be. I do enjoy and welcome Edison bulbs but the practical side of me is hesitant.

Understand... you can still get the clear bulbs incandescent on Amazon and at different bulb stores. I purchased from Amazon:

CRLight LED Edison Bulb 8W Dimmable 4000K Daylight (Neutral White) 800LM, 80W Equivalent E26 Medium Base, ST21(ST64) Vintage LED Filament Bulbs, 360 Degrees Beam Angle, Pack of 3

Yes, and I wanted LED too! So LED edison bulbs with 800 LM might be ok as a primary light source (x2 bulbs). It's a small powder with just enough space for a toilet and 30" sink.

...although I may be able to do a 3 light fixture..however I'm worried about the business...

Looks like an Edison when on, but has NO yellow tone. I do have two windows in the room. However, these are the only lights. I have a long vanity with two tall rectangular mirrors and I have one light left of a mirror, one center and one one the right of the other mirror.

1000bulbs.com or bulborama.com sell the lights that we unfortunately can no longer get these days in the store! I think it's a shame, but that's my opinion. I don't know if you want to hassle with that.

They can be found, but don't know if you want to go with that. I did find a very highly rated on at Home Depot on line and not sold in stores. Many said they had used it for a vanity. I can't find it now! I just looked and :(

So, lighting is important and again, not sure you want to jump through hoops to get the right bulb. I feel from your board you posted of your room the clear glass and simple would be more pretty. I did jump through the hoops for my particular light.

Halogen is out there, but it's very hot.... so I'd avoid that at any cost.

What do you mean, "worried about the business"? OH, I think you meant being too busy? My master is fairly large yet not giant by any means, but do have two windows which AM light is good, and that's it. I originally put in three lights that had frosted glass and they didn't offer enough light. Mine are sconces as you probably know now and not over vanity lights. The lights I replaced were long cylindrical lights and took 2 torpedo bulbs per light. Horrible lighting 80 watts total per light and there were three... to be honest I wasn't fond of the lights at all, but got them as my husband liked them as I did the whole plan for decor for the room so let him pick them thinking, "meh"... glad they didn't work :)

I think if this is a powder room you might consider this. Look at lights, then bulb sizes so the length doesn't exceed the glass fixture. They do have different bulb sizes.

If you are an Amazon member look up the light I copied and pasted and look at some of them.

This is not a bath that one would be applying makeup, shaving.... correct?

Make sure you have look at the clear LED light bulbs when they're on. We put some in a sputnik type fixture and had to take them back because the glare was too harsh.

All in all, being a powder room I believe this light bulb would work well and two vs. three if it's small. Mine vanity is 72" and the three wall sconces are absolutely fine. That's me though... a powder room is more for washing hands and checking yourself quickly in the mirror when necessary... not applying make up and the like.

Maybe read some reviews on the lights and similar so you know. My best advice is when you pick a light if it's clear make sure the size of the bulb will fit within the light.

tmcorkum, we have a dimmer on ours... in the day they are fine, in the night I dim a little bit. Are you lights in a master bath or a powder room? There are many different wattages choices... you don't have to go max which I did as I do have a dimmer and a fairly decent sized room with walk in shower and.....

What is a sputnik fixture?

https://www.lightingdirect.com/quoizel-dw43222-downtown-32-x-22-rectangular-decorative-mirror/p1386370

https://www.lightingdirect.com/park-harbor-phvl2232-mcbryde-17-wide-2-light-bathroom-fixture/p2852414

Porter Edun: That's very true about wattage. Sputnik is just a style of light with multiple arms. We had a dimmer on ours (above the dining table) but didn't want to always have it dimmed so we swapped them out for regular 5" edisons. We have Renwil's Marco De Cruz.

Ahhh, I see the light :) The homes we do here in the Mid West, we don't generally hang modern fixtures in them... mostly transitional. Pretty light to me, but they don't appeal to home buyers (for the most part) in the area.

Yep I can see that. I'm on the east coast and put it in our transitional house. For us it gave a bit of edge to a mostly traditional area but they're definitely not for everyone.

Okay, I just realized that the cabinet will be 36" but I think a 2 light fixture would still be fine depending on design.

In my power room / guest room, I tiled the wall behind the vanity with a ceramic mosaic tile and hung a floating mirror with two LED pendants. My vanity is 48" wide; the mirror is 22" wide. This size mirror would be too small for a master bathroom, but fine for a powder room. These LED lights are task lights; i.e., they give more light on the countertop than ambient light.