Thank you for all your complement and suggestions! I guess a few coats of paint did wonders to this repurposed dresser/night stand. the original dresser was really not pretty. I just realized the link in the original post I gave does not work. Here is the new link. http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/decor/msg071721106786.html The link here has a diagram of the powder room. That space is about 31"w x 24"d, the vanity is 30.5 w x 19" d, the rest of room is 64 x 59 Beth, you are right, it's a repurposed dresser/cabinet! I just sanded and painted. My original plan was to get a granite top, but I got lazy, so i kept the top instead, and hoping i can get away with multiple coats of polyurethane. Snookum2, by "dramatic color application", do you mean paint the mirror wall some dark rich color, like crimson red or something? Chickadee2, I am thinking of sconce too. The space is 31" wide, not sure if it will be too crowded. Annie, do you have a picture of art glass pendant you have in mind? Awm03, only $35 at your local store? I am amazed at the price difference! Boobadaboo, you have a pretty powder room now! Why the second towel ring? It seems we have a similar kind of PR, no window, towel bar at the same place. As for hideous PR, mine was just as bad. I had chrome faucet ,towel bar and toilet paper ring, but GOLD lighting fixture! What's worse? I didn't even notice that until much later:-( I think is says as much about my eyes as it does about builder's sloppy work:-( :-( Fmnrobert, you have a really nice PR! The pendant lighting is really really good idea for a narrow place!!! Here is a link that might be useful: Old powder room

You can never have too much light. I agree having a pair of sconces will be excellent for make-up/shaving, but I'd also add a pair of recessed LED spots in the ceiling centred over the sink, about 12" apart. Get the kind with a deeper housing so the light source is only visible when you are directly underneath it. The typical LED ceiling fixtures these days have the light source flush with the ceiling and would look too intrusive in an elegant room like this. Here's an example of a beautiful one. I've shown the photo below but the link shows the specifications. It comes in 3.5" and 4" sizes. Likewise in your shower (I assume there's a separate shower?) I would install two LED recessed lights to cut down on shadows. These can be the typical ones with the light at the surface.

What about this light fixture? https://www.1800lighting.com/hinkley-lighting-fritz-24-inch-3-light-bath-vanity-light-CP75020.html https://www.1800lighting.com/hinkley-lighting-fritz-14-inch-2-light-bath-vanity-light-CP75001.html https://www.lightingnewyork.com/product/hinkley-lighting-clancy-bathroom-lights-5442bn-cl.html?utm_source=Criteo&utm_medium=Remarket&utm_campaign=Hinkley%20Lighting&utm_content=Wall%20Lights%20%3E%20Bathroom%20Vanity%20Lights&utm_term=5442BN%2DCL&vip=TEUW4WDC Hayneedle has a very similar mirror for around $24 less. https://www.hayneedle.com/product/aspirehomeaccentsmorseindustrialmetalwallmirror205wx33hin.cfm

@Julie Zygmontowicz I have already painted the walls Glass Slipper and the cabinets Santorini Blue. Both Benjamin Moore colors. The mirror was replaced with a circular mirror that has a polished brass edge. If you scroll up to some earlier pictures, you will see what it looks like. I am having a heck of a time finding a light that is the same finish as the mirror so thinking I might stick with what I have and try to work some chrome/nickel in via the knobs or other. Thoughts?