Could you hang the lights on either side wall, rather than trying to squeeze them onto the front wall with little clearance? Coud use something flush to the wall, or lots ofp ossibilities.

that was my plan - but i haven't been able to find sconces that are small enough that they don't overlap the mirror (just 6 inches btwn the mirror and the wall edge)

What is the width of the space? Should be okay if lights border edge of mirror but more importantly they're in keeping with space needed to occupy sink area adequately.

If the room is tiny then overhead lighting should be sufficient and you could go with a tiny chandelier instead, or a single sconce centered over the mirror. I have done both in powder rooms where I found that sconces that were skinny enough to technically fit next to my mirror didn't allow enough room to remove the shade or glass cover for changing the light bulb.

Do you have any inspiration pics of the style sconce you would like? Your sink, mirror, and wallpaper could go in so many different directions.

Hoe do we know ? Post a pic of the actual room that is how you get help.

Adding pictures! The wall is 36 inches, the sink is 30 and the mirror is 23. I am also attaching a pic of the sconces I loved that wouldn't work. As far as style, I love whimsical, anthropologie is a vibe I love, definitely fun. I also included a pic of the existing light fixture. The bathroom right now has that plus a vanity. I do like the existing chandelier, but I think if it's the only light I need something that comes down?

Take out the far right bulb on the current fixture. Put a bright bulb in the center of your current fixture and decided if that is bright enough for you. If so, I'd get just one sconce of the fixture you love and hang it above the mirror. Be sure to consider how far down the sconce would hang in comparison to your current fixture. Your mirror has enough interest that it would be nice to have a gap between the light and the top of the mirror. Perhaps you'd want to move the J-box higher?

How bright are the bulbs in your current overhead? I'd try to get brighter bulbs. You'll want to see that fantastic wallpaper once it is up.

I also think you could easily get an overhead that hangs lower, has multiple bulbs and skip the sink lighting all together.

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The mirror comes in two different heights 36 or 48.

This is the best parts I could find from Pooky to assemble a sconce. Couldn't find a clear glass globe

I suggest choosing a compact and appropriately sized vanity light that can be installed above or on both sides of the mirror. This will provide sufficient lighting without taking up too much space. You can also consider vertically positioned wall sconces to maximize space utilization. Professional home lighting offers you more choices.