sleevepresto, A floating vanity gives you some under cabinet storage while giving a more spacious feeling to a small bathroom. I thought about adding rope lighting below mine to highlight this, but I decided it might be too busy for the room size, and that would defeat my primary design objective. If you need more storage, could you incorporate additional between-the-studs storage besides the medicine cabinet? I bought two between-the-studs medicine cabinets that look like picture frames, but I'm not ready to use them yet. They're for my master bath remodel. They're very expensive, but very nicely made. Anyone who's reasonably handy (we're not) could probably build their own for less. Here is a link that might be useful: The Concealed Cabinet

I know I can do anything Ha Ha. I went totally plain with the upstairs kids' bathrooms with white subway tile, except I put a little bling in the niches. I did some interesting color tile in the master, but this 3/4 room is open to the main living area and I guess I'm just wondering if I should go bold or not. But Yes, I know I can do anything, that's the problem. If I do a colored or patterned tile, do you think that should only go on the back wall? If you are sitting on the toilet you'd be looking at that wall, and if at the sink that wall would reflect in the mirror. And then I could make the side walls simple white subway tile or larger format white tiles? I've got some samples coming. Maybe I'll wait a bit and post again when they arrive and I can put a few tile combos together.

Northern light has a blue tint. Northern light also tends to wash out pale colors, so you are better off with more color. Use warm colors with gold, orange or red tints. An article by Benjamin Moore Paints recommended Wheeling Neutral as a color for northern light. Below is their color visualizer photo of this color. My photo program says the color has a gold tint. The window trim is Mountain Peak White which also has a gold tint. Regardless, of what anyone recommends you should buy samples to paint on foamboard. That way you can move the boards around the room to see how they look in light and shadow. Don't forget to view the colors under interior lights. IMO, bathrooms are best lit with warm white bulbs. Daylight bulbs give off blue light and are harsh to skin tones.

Thank you fir responding! The room measures approx 5.5 x 8.5 (including back of medicine cabinet. Center of toilet to tub wall measures 4 fit.