Great suggestions- i am late for work, but will study them when I get back! The wall is 12 feet wide - with 10 foot ceilings - so lots of room! Thank you so much for helping me!

You want to think carefully on the entire wall........and avoid clunk. That means a support for that mirror, either a long console...wainscoting ....something. Below at 1/2 inch scale with Bristol sconce , 25 inches in length. And with an eight foot console : ) Everything is bigger out of the store, than IN the store. Depending below? The "branch" could be very nice...not too heavy or too light, same proportion within a couple inches.

In any case, draw it out.

Thank you Jan so much for the drawing- it really helps me to visualize it. I will find a long console table to go under it.

INDEED! And your best bet, ( for the size) hate to say, will be Restoration Hardware.......95 inches below .

That is a great suggestion. We are planning to go to Scott's Antique market this weekend in Atlanta- I will search there, but it is nice to know Restoration Hardware has a great option. I would not have known what size to look for without your help- I really appreciate it.

Were you thinking electrified sconces, or wall mounted candle sconces. The new candles are remote control and feature flickering candles. So they are safe and there is no wax mess to address

Those are pretty I haven't thought about going that route. We are building, so I can have sconces hardwired in without it being a problem

Jan's suggestions are perfect! My vote goes for the branch one - unique and fitting. My worry is the mirror will be gigantic and overpower the room. Is the one in the store picture 48"? It looks a lot bigger than your first picture.

I love those branch sconces. I almost bought them. They are E.F.Chapman.

I ended up buying these instead. They are also E.F.Chapman. They come in single and double sconces.

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IMO the sconces you have selected are very handsome, but are way too small in scale to compete with the size of your mirror......also a bit too traditional in style. I have divided up the height of the mirror into 4 ft.and think a sconces less than 20" tall would be a mistake. Here are some options.

Hon , I gave you 22 and 24 inch tall sconces, and a 1/2 " scale drawing on the first post for a reason. I am with Flo. Too short. : ) ! They will be dwarfed by the mirror which also has BULK. It is a thick frame. Not just in width, but depth too.

i haven't picked sconces yet, I think it was someone else that commented about the sconces they have chosen. i completely agree with you that the sconces need to be big. I'm looking at the first one Jan posted or maybe these that I found at a local shop. They are 24" long. Are they too big? Thank you for your help.

I ordered these- they are 24 inches long. They can be returned. Thoughts?

Much better : ) I still love this one ( Bristol, large, circa lighting) Visual Comfort, it has great quality to boot. Same height. The shade.......a big warming effect in the room.

Thank you Jan. I really like that one too. i may order it to compare. i really like the sconces with shades, but my husband isn't sure about them. I will get them so we can see them in person next to the mirror. Thank you so much for your help.

The reason I like the shades, is you will have NEGATED the possibility of lamps with sconces on the wall. See what I mean? You want the warm glow.........tell that to DH lol : ) Think of them as lamps, attached to a wall......

I love it! He is really funny- i think he feels like the shades make the room more formal, maybe? This is a lake house and pretty rustic. A warm glow sounds perfect to me.

No law says you have to USE the shades on the one I posted. My BET is once you see them up? You will want the shades, and he will get over it too.

Love that mirror, but my first thought was that it has too little actual mirror to reflect the lake in the background? I'd definitely find something with larger mirror to reflect lake.

Do you have photos of the room and lake view reflection?

Others suggestions.....

1. Install a frame of rustic/reclaimed wood, affix to the exact dimensions you want (rectangle/square, etc), and then have a mirror company cut exact and install. Then you aren't stuck searching for something to fit the space.

2. You could also do a massive wall of mirror, cut the mirror where the sconces would go, and place sconces on top of mirror which would be some gorgeous light and lake reflection.

3. Another option which could be really gorgeous is to use glass tiles on the entire wall space and affix the sconces through the tiles....

Depends on how much lake you see and what the view really is....

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