Your bathroom is beautiful. If you don't want a mirror in the middle maybe you could use a few staggered floating glass shelves for candles, etc. For the window I think dark brown wood blinds would look nice - maybe the shade of your vanity?

Twinsmom22, I love your tile. Can I ask what tile you used and what size your shower is?

Two ideas for your window: 1) white wood shutters; or 2) a roman blind in linen that matches one of the colors in your mosaic tile border.

As for the mirror area I'd suggest installing those builder-type mirrors (the ones that stick directly to the wall) across the three sections, all the same height, and framing each section out with nice thick molding that matches your cabinets, so that it looks like three separate sections of mirror. I was thinking that if you installed mirrors only on the two sections under the lights, the middle section might look odd and lonely no matter what else you put there.

autumn201- The tile is American Olean, Siena Springs, color is cascade. The mosaics are glass and tumbled stone from Accent Gallery in beige blend. The shower is now 36 x 36. It used to be 32 x 32, with a wall between the shower and tub. The transformation is remarkable. I'll post a before picture. I definitely want to use three mirrors over the vanity, but not sure what shapes or frames. Perhaps frameless, beveled mirrors in oval shape. Does anyone have a vanity like this? What did you do about mirrors?

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Thanks, twinsmom22! Wow, what a transformation! The bathroom looks so much more spacious.

As for the mirrors, I like jilld17's idea of framing the mirror with a nice thick molding. I found a photo from my ideas folder, which is actually similar to your layout. I hope that helps!

Thanks for the picture and the ideas. I may have my glass guy make custom mirrors and frame them. Thanks for all the help!

Here is another idea, with a cabinet between the mirrors

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