1. yes it's worth finishing it as you've got so much into it already and it looks nice.

2. it looks great in the space (especially under the window) now but you'll have to wait and see if it works when everything is in there

3. No trashy! it's cute!

For sure keep it even if you don't use it in that room (which is gorgeous, btw). It looks as if it will be crowded by the window once the wardrobes are in and I'm not loving it by the entry but it might be the viewing angle of the shot. If you keep it in the entry you need a piece of tall art above it for the height.

I wouldn't trash the piece, but I'm not so sure I'd use it in that space either. It does seem a bit crowded and forced, and will be even more so once your wardrobes arrive. I like your idea to use a stool beneath the window. I think you'll need a place to sit yourself - not necessarily another horizontal surface to sit "stuff" on.

This room is going to be so pretty once it's all finished! Can't wait to see it completed!

You've done a fabulous job! Can I see a closer pix of the table? I'm living through you as I attempt to refinish a garage sale find table.

Back to your questions......I really like it under the window, but agree with Fori about waiting for everything else to be in there. Please don't trash it!

How deep are the wardrobes? I'm thinking it would be a really great piece to hold a couple of extra towels like you show in the last photo. So it would be great under the window but may be too much once the wardrobes are in place. But I like it under the window better than by the door. Don't trash it! It may work anyway, if not in this room, somewhere else.

I think the entry spot works best, with some art above it :)

I like it under the window.

I would not use it in the bathroom. What you already have is very pretty, and this piece doesn't add anything, IMO.

Thank you for the nice comments. I do think it might not work under the window when the glass door which swings out and the wardrobes which are a few inches less the depth of the wall to the right of the window is but will be about 7 inches away from the wall and 7 inches away from the vanity. I am going for a freestanding rather than built in look with the wardrobes. Maybe I will leave it as a bench filler for now and find another home for it later.

orchidrain, here it is half done next to the dresser which had three coats of mahagony stain and three coats of poly on front and sides and three coats of marine finish on top for water protection. I think it will look like the vanity when I am finished. I spray painted the knobs to resemble the vanity metal...

Here is a close up of the vanity finish

I like it under the window but with a cushion on top for a place to sit. I would probably have some foot care items on a pretty tray on the under self .

What a great find. You did an amazing job at refinishing it. I would wait until everything is in place and then see if it belongs. If not, use it elsewhere or I will happily take it off of her your hands!!

Your bathroom is stunning. Can't wait for the finished photos!

BTW, roarah, do you mind sharing your bathroom wall color? I'm trying to decide whether to go with a similar color for our master bath, which has dark, near black cabs. I have a couple of BM chips in that range and another one wouldn't hurt.

I like the table where it is under the window.

You did a great job on the refinishing. Looks perfect both the style

and the finish.

I like it under the window, with or without a cushion. Sounds like you'll be entering the shower at that end? If so, a last place to set something down (I often walk into the shower wearing glasses and need a place to set them down).

I think the piece is adorable and perfect, whether or not you end up using it in the bathroom. I would LOVE to find a piece like that and refinish it, my favorite self-taught thing to do.

Looks like you're currently using a curtain in the shower. How is that working, given the size of curb you have?

Well I just finished the last coat of stain but the poly will have to wait another fortnight for we are hopping across the pond to see DHs family tonight. It will stay for now in the room and after that if it nolonger works I might gift it to another person looking for a placeholder:).

OSP, the paint is a behr color mixed in BM, I often find colors better with behr's chips but prefer BM's paint. The color is greenwhich village it reads grey in my bath but very blue in the adjacent bedroom which has pine furniture that I need to start refinishing one of these days....

Here is a link to the colorhttp://www.behr.com/consumer/ColorDetailView/N440-3

Linelle, the curtain works very well for rain head and hand held shower heads and ok when jets are used but than a bit sprays out to the room. I actually thought I wish I had not spent on the glass at first but the round window lets so much natural light into the shower that the curtain blocks when in use that I do think I will love the doors when installed.

roarah, thanks, and good to hear, as I hope to switch from glass to curtain when/if I remodel my MB. My window is in the shower and above, so the curtain doesn't have the same impact in the shower as yours. I just love how your bathroom is shaping up, colors, everything.

I LOVE your vanity...gorgeous! I love this little piece, too, but I think it is just one thing too many in the bathroom. I would use it in another room.

Roarah, thanks for the paint info. I too prefer BM but will look at Behr colors before I get down to samples. It's tricky as I have some grey-beige tiles and some grey in the glass accent tile to work with. I don't like the boring greige on the walls now.

Nice little piece! Good find!