My builder and I had this discussion yeasterday. Most vanity lights are placed atleast 6'3" to around 7'. Partly depends on the size of your lights.(He had me bring the print out of the lights I ordered with the sizes) Also have to account for hieght of user.(Planning for future growth of my 14 year 6' son in his bathroom)

Check the return policy at the tile store. they'll usually take back complete boxes, especially if you set it up at the time of sale. Better to get them all at once and know that they match. Though you really should open all boxes to check that there isn't color variation that needs to be mixed in. Don't count on tiles from two shipments matching!! Even such not so colored glass. You've been having a trend, late in the game, to cluttering up that wall. I have to believe it's for a reason. Is it because you really want a burst of color and pattern? Or is it because you've been living so long with the white blankness of it all? And the white, blankness of all that snow! I think with the tile all the way up, and the variations in the tile, the small format, and the grout, there's going to be a heck of a lot of texture and interest and sparkle on that wall. Rather than cluttering up the wall, I'd suggest laying in a supply of interesting window shades that you can change with the season. You can put bright brocades up in the winter, and cool bamboo in the summer. Blonde lace in the spring and earth tone herringbone in the Fall.

Dragonflygirl girl, in my experience, water pressure in the water coming out of the pipe no longer has much influence on how ”hard” the water falls in a rainhead. My thinking is that the water ”uses up” some of the kinetic energy it gained from being under pressure in the pipe in the effort to spread out in the 12” diameter rain head. I don’t think having the water in the pipe until it is closer to your head matters much for pressure. In cold weather, though, I think that it does have a noticeable influence on the temperature of the water that hits your body. I might seriously consider a longer down pipe.

If you want to improve lighting maybe you can get the ok from landlord to replace the light yourself, or you pay someone to do it, a handyman. You would have to leave it if you move out and not expect landlord to reimburse you for it. Maybe a light with directional lights like this: https://www.progresslightingexperts.com/lighting/18-465-746-0-352360/Progress_Wisten---Three-Light-Wall-Ceiling-Mount-P3361-20.htm?CAWELAID=1818687502&utm_source=google&campaignid=348224166&adgroupid=22972214766&adposition=1o11&keyword=&network=g&matchtype=&device=m&devicemodel=&source=googleshoppiNG&kw=ProgressDedicated-PLA_70;ProgressLighting-AllItems&ac=hurry&gclid=Cj0KCQiAq97uBRCwARIsADTziya29a4E-bQlph5L4SWygrT0j9A0a30qwkK8svt-arIXgXX9mlRMCcEaAtWWEALw_wcB