Great job!

Looks very clean and cohesive.

The only advice I would give you as a professional would be to have a clipped or a rounded corner for your counter top, especially in bathrooms it is important for safety.

Changing out the counter top didn't seem to be included in your budget or update list, but you should definitely consider it for the master bathroom update!

Looks great!

Thanks everyone. We actually did look around for new small vanity to replace but didn't quite find one to our liking. I hope to replace in near future. The faucets were just in terrible shape. And needed to be changed asap. As I posted in bathroom renovations we are actually in the process of renovating our master bathroom which is a much higher expense and kind of a priority.

This is just the cover top that goes above tub drainer. But this is what shower head and faucets looked liked as well.

Also hoping to frame mirror one day. I know many people don't like medicine cabinets but because this bathroom is so small it provides great storage.

I'm adding a shower to a powder and am also putting in a mirrored medicine cabinet for storage. I'm putting mine on the wall where your large mirror is, I would have put a cabinet door not mirror the way you did it.

I didn't add the mirrors. They were already there when we moved in. Like I said small changes only. Like I always tell my husband "in the future-future" lol, I would love to get rid of acrylic tub and just do shower. It was just a small budget revamp. The bathtub works too now because I still have 2 small boys.

Looks nice and clean. Two small cosmetic changes I would suggest, lower the hand towel ring, then your art can be turned. It is a little jarring the position it is now.

My husband suggested to lower it too. Funny thing is I'm short. All I kept thinking is if it was lower it meant closer to the toilet and bacteria. Lol

What do you think of replacing art with a shelf where I could add basket with towels instead?

Yes, the art isn't really doing much for the space anyways.