Can’t see the light fixture. From the photo it doesn’t look like the mirror is centered but only by maybe 3/4 in.

I think you are correct that you need to take time to get used to it. I don't see a real problem, and I don't think the mirror needs to be moved, even if it is not centered over the backsplash. I also would not change the orientation of the light fixture. Give it some time and see how you feel in a couple of weeks or so.

I would turn the light fixture down.

This photo shows the light fixture. The mirror is centered

I think the light fixture is upside-down.

Yes we had to turn it upside down just to get the mirror In. but We can flip it now.

I just think the mirror is a little large, with no "breathing space" around it. It appears to run too close to the light fixture and sides of sink in particular. However, I think you just need time to adjust to seeing it there.

I think it appears odd as it is positioned right on the backsplash. But, because of the size, it can’t be moved up higher to give space between the backsplash and the mirror.

A large round mirror might be cool in that space!!

I don’t care for the backsplash - the tile is pretty, but too large for covering such a small area. I would not have tiled such a small area.

Agree with the poster that said a round mirror would work better for this space.

If you do change to a round mirror I'd say go with a thin black frame on it or frameless. The other thing that looks odd is the proportion of the shiny metal frame on the mirror coupled with the wall shelf unit - those are at odds with each other. I'm all for mixing metal but you have to be sensitive with amount and scale of it.

Wow cat pretty harsh. To each his own - I personally like the tile. The light is fine as it ties in with the faucet/shower unit metals. The mirror could work if you replace the shelving unit with a framed canvas or white, grey or black chunky floating shelves and move the light fixture up a few inches (with bell shades down). Then the proportions work.

Yes, after flipping it, I’d definitely move the light up. I like the tile, it’s unique.

Just for fun, I finger-painted your mirror black to see how it’d look:

But I like the chrome ... as mentioned, it ties in with other surfaces.

It’s a very nice bathroom. I do think raising the light will make a big difference in proportions feeling ‘off’. After that, I’d just live with it as is for a while and see if you want to make any changes at that point (round mirror, etc).

Distance examples:

Nice Jinx - and I like the last image you posted of the mirrors - notice the thinness of the edge in addition to the height of the lights above.