Also wondering if I go with that style should I replace the mirror and/get a different light fixture. The ceiling is only 7’ above the sink and there’s 36 inches of dead space to the left of the vanity whe the door is closed

I think you can do this style and still find ways to coordinate with the rest of the home. Fixtures and vanity style can go a long way towards this if you go a little simpler and not overly ornate with handles, faucet, lights and mirror.

Not all glossy and super luxurious. Not with that kitchen. How about an old, shabby luxury, instead? Redo a fancy dresser for a vanity with some rubbed-out gold accents and rubbed-through paint at the corners? Your marble can be matte finish. If you have a big city nearby, start lurking on Craigslist “materials” list for old marble slabs from a demolished hotel or skyscraper, stained and worn. Don’t go for any fixtures that are modern, look for a period look.

You could also go with the aged brass look for your plumbing and lights. Or get a “living” finish that continues to age.

Marble would be nuts. High maintenance and problems.

Yes, LWO, I would normally agree with you, but I was talking about re-using a piece from a demolition that would already be in a worn, stained, and shabby condition. You are correct that such a counter would need extra care to not stain it further, though.

Sorry for the confusion I said marble look meaning porcelain tile with a marble look on it.

Lovely. Enjoy!

very nice

Nailed it! Love it.