I bought a fixture for a remodel that is supposed to be installed down. We hated the way it put hard shadows on our faces in the mirror, so we turned it up and it bounces tons of ambient light all over the bathroom from a semi-gloss white painted ceiling. Looks way better and lights much better. The shades are frosted glass, which may help throw light around a bit more as well. I wouldn't try this with solid shades or cones, however, may not be enough lighting elsewhere in the bath.

Okay maybe I’ll go back to original color (creamy). The walls were white before, but it felt very plain to me. Can I use a chandelier or pendant if there’s a shower in there? There’s not enough room for sconces ...

Hello. We are doing bathroom remodeling and everything goes not the way I planned ♀️ Anyways, we though we will put 60in single vanity and built the niche for recessed 40x30in lighted Kohler mirror/medicine cabinet. That would have look great with single sink vanity. However, we changed our mind and bough 60in double vanity But we have this mirror and all the electrical and niche ready for that mirror. I am afraid it will look small and not good due to double sink vanity. So I was thinking to put wall sconces around the mirror. The problem is I only have 7.25 inches of space between mirror and the wall. Would it be enough to put 5in wide sconces in order for it to look good? Also should I do electrical sconces or look for candle once, since mirror already coming with the lighting? I want this bathroom to look good and not sure what am I doing anymore. Please help P.S. on the picture is the photo of the wall space with measurements.

I think the simple linear sconces that are modern, look better if they are a bit longer. The sconces shown in the photo above, which are a more traditional style, and project out more from the wall, seem to look better in a shorter size. I think you can go longer with this style of sconce: