Allison - the detail on your mirror is just gorgeous! I'd like to find something similar, but perhaps in an oval shape, given the angles of the vanity. I very much like your sconces also. Thanks so much for posting pics. It helps me visualize my space much better. Thank you, brutuses. This little vanity was purchased on ebay and shipped to me last February! It's been sitting in a crate for most of the year waiting for my much delayed remodel. Was it you who was also converting an antique dresser into a bath vanity? If so, I remember your picture and it was just what I wanted, but unfortunately that style was too big for my space.

We recommend a round mirror like the one featured in the space found HERE. We also recommend doing a similar lighting style if you plan to use this space to get ready in the mornings. We suggest sticking with the metal tones you've already chosen for the pulls and faucet. Try switching back and forth to prevent it from leaning too much on one metal, i.e. because your faucet will be close to the mirror choose a trim that matches the pulls for the mirror.

you could do lots of types. personally I would do something w/sconces since you only have the one sink. or just do a full size mirror (a little bit smaller than the vanity length) or round again, something w/lights. that wall is awfully bare. what else are you doing on it? anything above the toilet? wallpaper, art, sconces,,,,

This combination of materials in this small room is................a......not good. There doesn't appear to be a basis for the selection of wood-look tile and the metallic disco wallpaper. Selections for such a small room have to be made collectively or you will just add more and more onto the design pile you have created. IMO don't compound the selections with a pendant light to jazz it up. Jazz you got. A good solution,.......not so much. : - ) For a small, utilitarian bathroom like this, I might have started with art as my inspiration and then made the additional selections based on that. You can likely select a dozen paint colors from the art. Any color would be successful in this room. A tall narrow mirror that mimics the curves of your fixtures is the best solution I could arrive at for this space.