buy the mirror first for scaling of the lights. what is wrong with the ones that are there?

Go darker.

First, I have realized that my tile has a slight pink undertone to it. Any suggestions on paint?
Also, I was looking to have an airy space...Grover, do you think going darker would go against that? There are no windows in this room.

Oh, and the lighting that is there is too heavy for my taste, flair lighting.

rcarterworld, it's hard to get an airy space in a room with no windows. My suggestion would be not to fight it and go with a quiet, moody space instead.

The only way you MIGHT get to airy in here is with a skylight. Look at Solatube and others like it; they provide tons of light. Might not fit the budget, though.

can you move the power supply around?

Consider extending a new mirrow from wall to wall and ceiling to counter--the room will feel larger. Lighting can be mounted directly on the mirrow. My favorite mirror light is made by Edge Lighting, and is called the "Twiggy" because of its long, slender profile.

I'm sure I could possibly move the power supply, flair lighting. Love the idea, Grover, but it is definitely out of the budget.

So today, I have played around with various colors or paint SW Agreeable gray (seems very cool against the tile), BM Manchester Tan (tad too yellow), Shaker Beige (didn't work). Accessible Beige (very matchy matchy). I'm not quite sure what to do.

Paint the walls Valspar eggshell sheen Green Granite #310-2, trim white semi- gloss, ceiling Flat Valspar Reflected Light #323B-1. Be sure to paint the front and the bottom of the soffit the same as the wall color to make it disappear. Install a glass and stone mosaic 6" high on backsplash and on sides of existing countertop like this http://www.tileshop.com/product/hamilton+tabasco+with+glass+.5+x+1.75+in.do?sortby=ourPicksAscend&from=fn&carousel=true. Paint your cabinet brown with satin nickel pulls to match the finish of your existing faucet and install satin nickel lights in the same location you have now. The mirror should have a brown frame to blend with your vanity cabinet color. Since your tile around the tub is beige I selected a soft spa green color so that the room is not blah and boring and the new backsplash tile will bring in a little pop and relate to the tile in the shower.

Thank you! I have a stone and glass mosaic backsplash that has already been purchased and is on the wall behind the vanity. It has beige, off white, and grays it. Is there any other color besides a green that you could recommend? I'm have neutral monochromatic color preferences.

I have an update to this post. The wall has been painted and crown molding has been placed. Looking for the reasonable mirror and lighting options for this space. Would anyone have options to suggest?