Thank you for the help! I like these two bathrooms for kids I agree that a white countertop would make the biggest change. I’m not sure which color I prefer for the vanity if I’m working forward this style. Also, we’ve used chrome and Venetian bronze in the house so far. I don’t think I want to add brushed nickel. Could I do chrome with this style for consistency? Finally, i need to do something about the grout. It’s already been professionally cleaned. I was considering trying grout renew. Would it look better white or light gray? I’m not sure the white would stay clean very long.

We finished our basement last fall and your vanity looks about the size of the one we installed. Our hand towel is folded on the countertop. I didn't want to hang it on the wall because we too have an outlet where you have one and I didn't want water potentially dripping on it. My sister in law has a towel on a rug on the wall and there are always water splatters on the wall. I agree with putting either a towel bar or towel hooks in the space to the right of the shower. Then it looks intentional. I have a free standing toilet paper holder that is on the floor next to the toilet. Not between the toilet and vanity, but on the other side. It's not really hidden, but I mean, it is a bathroom. You don't want people having to search for the TP : ) We chose a rectangular mirror to go behind the vanity to coordinate with the rectangular sink. We got it at Menards and I cannot find it on their site right now, but it was a framed one on the smaller side, maybe 24x32 inches? We also have sconces on each side of the vanity and the original mirror we bought was too big so we had to go with a smaller one. I think it looks great. Sorry I cannot get any photos to load!

Jan I feel like you are being a bit rude to be honest it’s a fairly straightforward question I asked if anybody had experience with the flat style and if so whether the watermarks showed badly. I don’t understand why you feel like you need to be rude about it I’m not making problems where they don’t exist that’s the whole point of my question - to find out if watermarks are a problem. There are so many reasons why water would be in a bathroom, nobody in my household will be staying In the shower or standing in the bath until they are dry, Reaching for the towel after you’ve washed your hands, the towels will be damp after use. I don’t usually post anything online I thought this was a friendly forum where people helped each other but you’ve just tried to make me feel stupid when there’s nothing wrong with my question. Blowing out somebody else’s candle doesn’t make yours shine any brighter

#1 - I understand you thinking shaker doors are too stark/plain but I wouldn't mix styles in your space. It may read jumbled. The photo that mindshift linked above is actually a recessed panel ( as opposed to a raised panel) with some trim which is a great option for your whole kitchen. It gives a decorative element (because of the molding/trim) but remains simple for your footprint. You can select a larger molding/trim piece for more detail. I think it is the BEST option and works on both doors and drawers to unify your space. #2 - I would add the same recessed panels to the island but it's not necessary on the peninsula. - I would not add towel bars. They tend to just look messy. I actually hang my dishtowel on the oven handle. #3 - Since the cabinet to the right of the stove is recessed behind the oven bank, I don't think I'd leave it open. I also would not put glass in the corner. Those corners usually get used for things we don't want to see and can get messy quickly as we rummage through to find something. If you wanted some glass cabinets, I would use them flanking the sink where I would store some pretty dishes/glassware. #4 - Walnut is a great choice for your island top. Your kitchen looks great.