Thanks kimkitchy, I did see those and the fortune is the closest thing I could find. The other two are the wrong color. Looking for silver/glass/chrome. I have another question to pose. The bathroom will have a 72" expresso contemporary vanity with light counter, Candice Olson mirrored sconces with shades, a recessed square sink, contemporary faucets. I also have a glass block window in this room to the right of the vanity over the toilet. Does anyone think that since everything else is "square", including the glass block window, that the circle mirror won't look right? I can't exactly get rid of the window. But, I thought a "square" mirror next to a "square" window might be......too many squares! I'm going for a transitional look. Thanks for the input.

I think it would be a little less functional, but would still work. Who says you need to be directly in front of the sink when you're using the mirror? Most of my mirror time is doing something not directly sink related like makeup or hair. I certainly don't need the mirror to brush my teeth or wash my face or hands. However, one key difference between the "justification picture" and your mockup is that the inspiration mirror edges go all the way to the edges of the sink. So when you're standing directly in front of the sinks, your face isn't cut off by the frame. I think it would work better with minimal or no frame and as large as you can to try to max the width to cover both sinks.

I agree with Patricia in general, but it rather depends on how gorgeous the kitchen is -- and if, for instance, it might have a window looking out on trees. Also, it looks as though your mirror would be hanging quite high, so that when you are seated you'd probably see only the ceiling -- or might there be a chandelier worth reflecting? Sometimes we forget that what a mirror reflects depends on where you are when you are looking at it. Then there are mirrors that are decorative in themselves -- this variation on a sunburst mirror from Wayfair may not be your style, but it illustrates the point. Doesn't much matter what they reflect, as long is it's not the dump next door.

if you replace the mirror, can you do sconces? i'd do something like this or these if you like the round mirror the overhead light, if you must have one, should point downward. Sconces are better for the overall look. Just like shown here. more flattering to look in the mirror w/lights like this: why not look at some pics of mcm style bathrooms w/your size vanity and check out the mirrors/lights used to get ideas? Pendants: large square round I like the pendant from the ceiling w/this round mirror too. you could do any of these looks