@scottie mom and @cpartist, thanks for your feedback and encouragement. Great. So it’s decided! Those are the fixtures that will flank the big window on back and go on the side patio area, between the tall window and regular one. (Thanks for the tip on doing mockups. I got the 14 3/4” one from the store but maybe I’ll do mock ups of both so I can attach them to the house). FWIW they are both 9 3/4” deep by 7” wide. I’m also considering putting a smaller version between the two windows on the “breezeway” (that area by the garage). I’d like an extra light there (I’ll have my potting bench there). So I’ll probably go w/ the the smallest one BBW6 (5 1/2” wide by 11 3/4” tall by 8” deep). It’s a narrow area (and about 15” from the garage) between those windows but I’d like something. So my dilemma: what to place over the french doors? I had through downlight but can’t find anything that seems to be the right style and scale. This was the best I could find But it seems a bit too small. https://www.houzz.com/products/11-inch-wide-outdoor-wall-light-prvw-vr~126872861 Or do I choose another Arroyo Berkeley? I like the consistency but what size and how high to place it? And what about the front and back of the garage? As I said, i thought the barnlight on the front/back of the garage could be acceptable, since it was functional. Thanks for all your help! All these decisions—oy! Great to get some help. THANK YOU!

The photos that were so kindly provided are making me think, light, perhaps same color (which I agnozized over a decade ago:), removing shutters on the double windows, and keeping other shutters. I do want to still add white window frames. What color shutters might look good if I kept the same color? I am planning to remove all the old siding even if I keep the same color. It would be less expensive if I kept the same color since we had a new addition put on the back and the new siding matched the paint color.

No one can advise paint colors in your space. Get 3 you like get some large poster boards paint one color on each one 2 coats then move them around in all times of the day. IMO all the light should be LED 4000K to keep the colors true at all times of the day too. I think the same color in a different sheen is the way to go with an all white space .I need to see your style since all white rooms tend to look best with a contemporary style and paint color is not going to make your space feel brighter that is done with lighting .

Thanks for your comments. One option is to paint this vanity but I don’t want my bath to look like every “designer” white bathroom. I like the warmth of wood tones. Finding a medicine cabinet mirror that I like is another challenge. I predict that wood tones will come back but all the designers are going white/ gray.