More info on the tile....in the questions for that photo, they say the tile is Puka Iridescent. I had a feeling that Puka was Sonoma Tilemakers but I couldn't check last night. So I have found it in their Vihara line of glass tiles. I actually like their Silk colors better than their Iridescent colors as an iridescent has other colors that probably won't work with your cream and brown granite. I had samples of Oceanside glass tiles in the polished, matte, and iridescent tiles, and just a touch of the iridescent wouldn't be bad in a custom mix. They have many colors, shapes, and sizes like Vihara. Your problem will be that you only need one or two sheets of tile for your backsplash and many places have minimum orders. https://sonomatilemakers.com/vihara/

Love the look of this but am not sure if it comes in a smaller size Hyvo LED Ring Pendant by Elan Lighting I have also seen this Ceilo mini pendant grouped in 3 at different heights, offset to one side and they look stunning. This one by Ceilo?

We bought the American Standard. Unfortunately, we haven't had it very long, so I can't tell you how well it holds up long-term. I can tell you that in our previous house we had a small powder room before a remodel and the smaller size toilet that we had to have in there failed (was replaced) twice within about seven years, so there might just be a design difficulty with smaller toilets that causes them to not be as reliable. We had a Kohler and an AS in there. Toto is a premium brand, so I understand why you're interested in it. 24" as the previous poster indicates for clearance is a minimum and sounds too small for me. Put a chair in the room and try sitting and standing from it when it's placed 24" from the far wall and see how it feels to you.

The light fixture and wallpaper are beautiful & compliment each other and I think you can combine polished nickle and chrome. The only thing I notice is that a longer mirror might be nice - one that comes down lower to your faucet. I realize that is a medicine cabinet tho. After the wallpaper goes up, you could take another look at it - or perhaps a plain tile backsplash to close that gap? Good luck!