This forum popped up after I wanted to see if I’m the only one whose vessel sink exploded. Omgosh what a crazy experience!! We’ve had it for 15 yrs and as my daughter was brushing her teeth getting ready for work BAM! Lou’s and forceful. Thank goodness her head was up or she’d no doubt have cuts in her eyes. She only sustained minor cuts on her arms. This is a “never again” for me. It was cute but nope, boring sinks from now on.

I agree with Yaya, you have wonderful taste! I especially like that shower door. And I agree that mixed metals can work. I wouldn't try chrome with brass, but what you have in mind should be fine. I left the matte black doorknobs and hooks on our bathroom doors and put satin nickel everywhere else. Except in the shower, where the three grab bars are polished nickel, as the company didn't make them in satin. It depends on where you install the various items. I do have some doubts about the sink in the picture. It looks like there would be a pretty significant splash factor. When I wash my face there is water outside the sink, and when using the Waterpik, there is water covering the inside of the sink itself, and we have deep oval Kohler sinks. It's a very spiffy, modern sink, but is it practical?

If trim in MBr doesn't work, try White Dove. Without seeing the tile in person I can't advise as to whether it will work. I like to prime and paint a piece of trim (about 12" or so) so I can get a good idea of the color and carry it around with me. White Dove is a no, go with a white that doesn't have obvious tones jumping out at you (yellow, pink) when you compare the tile and paint side by side. Again, working up a trim sample is always better than choosing off the paint chip. Try Cotton Balls (OC 122), Cloud White (OC-130), or Decorators White

Thanks for the input. Much of what you post makes sense. Wish I had signed up sooner. The round sink is out I think. I agree with the arms dripping etc. I am leaning towards an oval drop in now. Function over form in some areas is a good thing, ya? The counter is 25.5" deep as it was a kitchen cabinet I believe. I am not 100% on whether to go with modern or traditional faucet type. I am leaning towards something a little more traditional like the Moen Banbury (the spout can be turned away when needed). As for the mixed up finishes, do you mean any or too much? Would just one piece in an alternate but similar finish work? The only non-chrome piece so far is the light fixture. I can paint that or leave as is. I agree counter space and storage is at a premium in a small bathroom. A big thing is the under cabinet space. I need to address their habits. I am thinking about 3 small bins to load their things into so they can have some organization and clean spills easier. Above the toilet was originally a small chrome wall mounted shelving unit that had collected a mix of knick knacks and dust bunnies. I am leaning towards something similar there, easier to clean, but am still kicking dirt. The frame is beat and rusted, but the original shelves that were there are tempered glass and I put them aside in case I should choose to do something like build shelf brackets to match a wood mirror frame. I have some Mahogany lumber I am considering using. That said, the mirror is a big one to pull off. I had a place with a similar bathroom and managed to find a used builder grade mirror that spanned the entire wall. It was cool. Very open feeling to the space. I don't know how well it would work in this one due to the vanity not continuing across. I have seen frameless mirrors, ones with mirrored frames, fancy ornate ones at the Goodwills/Habitats and garage sales. Also, if possible, would you sub out the Victory Blue in the vanity and go with a lighter, more neutral tone? If so what? A grey? White? Cream? It's all so overwhelming...