Really jck910? I can see the arch in that picture fine.

Tell what you like and don't like about your current? what aspects will be different -- while we look? :)

OP...I will note that Edison/carbon filament bulbs get HOT - especially right over head in a a vanity or a small powder room. A friend of mine has these in her bathrooms and they are really hot especially if left on for any longer period of time.

What look are you going for?

I would not use that light. You've got contemporary and traditional elements and now you want to add a rustic light. I don't think the straight bar is the best shape for the arched wall either.

Are you changing the mirror? It's too large for the space between the faucet and light and it's crowding the faucet. I think you could benefit from design advice for the entire nook so that it's cohesive.

What about something like this?

Or this is a bit more affordable on amazon

We have two 1/2 baths on our first level and this is the main one. Right now it just feels a bit "blah" and too traditional for our taste. I'm not going with modern, but not quite sure what style I'm looking for exactly either. I've changed door hardware throughout the house to black and updated the other 1/2 bath with black/bronze fixtures. Would like to do something similar with this one. So my thought is to change the coutertop to white quartz; the vessel sink will stay; faucet and towel ring will be bronze or black; vanity cabinet will be stained to ebony/jacobean color. Just trying to decide what light fixture would work best. I am also considering changing out the mirror to a vertical one and install two wall sconces on the sides of the mirror (like in the picture below).