I have a 10x11 bathroom, including the potty "alcove". I have a 100w dimmer next to the toilet. A 100w dimmer over the tub, 3 60w recessed dimmers...two are above the 5' vanity and one behind them closer to the bathroom door. No windows. I wish I had sconces on each end of the vanity. The recessed lights just don't cut it for critiquing one's hair in the mirror. BUT, some of that is because of where the two over the vanity are placed. I wanted them centered over the edge of the vanity but my electrician bil thought they should be centered over the depth of the vanity so that's where they went. I have to lean in towards the mirror for good lighting. How about one recessed light in the center of the room. I think the sconces at the sinks will be enough. Actually, before the bath remodel (footprint was not changed, I only had two hanging (swag) lights. One on each end of the 6ft vanity. 100w each. It was PLENTY of light for the entire bathroom. I don't have a shower. Hope this made sense (and helped) Monica

Thank you very very much for the valuable advice. We got quotes on Okna, Softlite and Sunrise. We chose Soflite and this is the Bainbridge. Our photo below shows what to expect when the replacements have to have "more grid" and less glass than the original in a bow or picture window. This is all tempered glass so safer if someone hits it and breaks it, it is low E argon. It was inoperable before and now the 2 casements on the end are operable, and the other 4 are picture windows. Okna and Sunrise were great options too. We found the Okna product to be significantly more expensive and for our situation that level was not what we needed. Immediately we were more comfortable and warm in the room...no more drafts. Here is a link that might be useful: Soft-Lite Bainbridge

see link Here is a link that might be useful: recessed lighting guidelines

Lots of ideas! I like the idea of the larger kitchen window and possibly the refrigerator on the right of the dishwasher. I'll have to take a look those measurements and see what size we would have to reduce the sink cabinet to get that to work. To get a feel for the island and different layouts, we have turned the island sideways and taped off the floor for both seating and base cabinets on the backside, and we also moved the refrigerator to the wall opposite of the kitchen table. I think we live with it a couple of weeks and see how we like it. Moving the door to the patio is not an option for us. I like the cabinets under the other windows as we have considered this before, but the windows go a little to low resulting in a very low window bench. We are all tall so it feels very low! Thank you