I get an industrial or rustic feel for the sconce and an elegant or art deco feel for the mirror.

Yes, I was afraid of that :-D. I like both but not really together. I think I like the curve on the mirrors to soften the squareness of the vanity. I like "elegant" rather than "industrial". I keep going back and forth between dark metal an d brushed nickel.. Once I decide, I need to find pulls too.

The vanity will be gray shaker.

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Floor is the large tile and smaller tile is shower.

Tub like this with a smaller tub filler in brushed nickel.

Faucets in brushed nickel.

Vanity and counter top are similar to photo above -- these sconces make me think of rabbits =:-o

I'm liking taller mirrors now something like this:

But in a silver finish - having found yet - I want something about 50-60 " tall.

This is going to be so pretty! I love the last sconces you posted. Elegant yet understated.

I like the last scones too. I just need to find mirrors.

I'm thinking of something like this for ceiling:

Right now the room looks like this:

It already looks better :-)

That ceiling fixture is divine!

Unfortunately, that last fixture isn't damp rated. Oh, dang.. Now what?

The scrolled ceiling light isn't damp rated. :-(

Sconces are not damp rated....I give up!

Must they be? I mean, I know it's a bathroom and all, but with adequate ventilation, does it really matter if the fixtures are damp rated? Surely dry-rated fixtures would be just fine for where you'd be using them.

https://www.destinationlighting.com/fliptheswitch/do-i-need-damp-rated-lights-for-my-bathroom/

I'm liking these sconces now with different (yet to be found) mirrors,