Hello Marcia, Sorry to come so late to this party. I know you said that your husband likes "uniform finishes" but I'd like to suggest a tile which I installed a while back and was very pleased with the results. There is a subtle pinstripe to the tile, but you (and your husband) may find that you like the variation better than a monochrome? It's a rectified porcelain from Walker Zanger called "Groove" and it's available in 7 colors in 18"x18' field and 4"x18" bullnose trim. Here are a couple shots of the project I installed. The color was "Lava", the darkest in the series. This first shot is a close up of the shower pan mosaic I cut down from the 18" field tiles. (The tiles are skewed because I haven't racked them into line yet) This next is a view with the white wall tile for contrast. Just thought it might be worth considering? Shaughnn Here is a link that might be useful: Walker Zanger catalog

I just ordered this one. I like the clean lines and it also will hold a 75 watt bulb so it will be a little brighter in there. I do have a recessed can light in the shower but this way it will give a bit more light. Someone on this board said that the round lights look like "boobs" and I just kept thinking of that everytime I looked at a round light so this one solves that mental image!! Thanks for all your suggestions!!

I think I know who you are trying to find but I can't remember her name. It was something like mycountryhome. Ask over on decorating because I think she owned a restaurant and did something very nice for another member's son once. I do believe she had 19 or 20 kids. They ran into trouble completing their build and I think someone from gardenweb directed them to some kind of farm loan. Someone on decorating will know.

why on earth do you have a track light in there? get a new recessed light in the center of the ceiling, and then do a proper vanity light over the sink. Tons of styles, so look here (I'd prob do a 3 light. something in the 20" - 30" range If you want brighter light, make sure each bulb can use 60-75W, and have 3 of them. use LED 3500-4000K bulbs with your mirror, would look something like this combo I'd put the mirror on diff switch than the overhead lights. this way, you can choose to use just one of them. put the light bar and ceiling light on the same switch https://www.lampsplus.com/products/bathroom-lighting/ for the ceiling light, try a retro fit recessed w/LED. this is 6"