Just thought I'd post a picture of my lighted art work. We ended up using just one 4 inch recessed low voltage light with the aiming elbow trim. To me it does not look like it needs the 4 or more lights that the previous poster suggested. There certainly is a big difference in how the art looks with and without being lit. First picture is with recessed light off. The flash made a white spot on picture. Second picture is with light turned on. No flash needed on camera what do you think?

I am no color expert at all. I know you were playing with some of the greens in the Affinity collection. I have Wasabi, and as much as I was scared to death to paint in this color, I love it. It really is acting like a neutral beause so many colors go with it. Ask your BM dealer to loan you some of the large samples (5x7) that they have in a binder. Take those home and hold them up behind the painting and see what you think. Everyone here always has such great suggestions. Here is my Wasabi wall, see how it works with the grays and purples? That's a marble top on the table and it plays nicely with that as well.

The color scheme can work, but it may take awhile to find just the right artwork. Try to find something that has primarily the grayish blues, with just a bit of the warmer color. I would look for a simple mirror framed in the same expresso finish as your vanity.

IKEA https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/arstid-led-picture-light-nickel-plated-10355627/ https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/brynet-led-picture-light-black-90389223/ https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/brynet-led-picture-light-silver-color-70389224/ https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/maglehult-led-cabinet-picture-light-black-30464890/ You can also use swing arm library lights to illuminate the art.