Photo of the bathroom window

Choice A

Meyda 24"x11" Tulips Transom Stained Glass Window · More Info

Choice B

22"Wx11"H Calla Lily Stained Glass Window · More Info

Choice C

Meyda 22"x10" Lancaster Stained Glass Window · More Info

Thanks, Jinx! Your mock-ups are so helpful! I believe that I, too, like the first one best, as I was thinking I might.

Hmmm...Now I am second-guessing myself. The first choice is just a tad bigger width-wise, and I am thinking that the others may fit better in that dimension. Also, hubby (who is OK with the current window treatment that I dislike) is concerned that a stained-glass piece may darken things up too much (although he says that I can do what I want and he will live with it), and Choices B and C (your third and second mock-ups, respectively) seem to let more light in. I like the birds in C (second mock-up), and they are apropos, as hubby & I are birders. Also, I like how B (third mock-up) brings in the pink that coordinates with the framed art piece to the left of the window. Decisions...

I like the bird one a lot, too!

Here are the other pieces of art in the room, in case that makes a difference. To the left of the window, on the same wall, is the Heliotrope Fairy. On the wall to the left is the mermaid.

Sometimes decisions are made for us. In this case, choose the one that fits best.

They all have a similar vibe.

While we're at it, would you lose the "boob light"? If so, replace with what? Something in a similar size and shape, but not so "booby"?(Yes, I know that I should get rid of the popcorn ceiling, but it is not on the list of the first group of popcorn ceilings to get covered by beadboard -- a project which has been delayed due to COVID-19 concerns.)

What about this light? Would it be too much with the stained-glass panel? https://www.houzz.com/products/chloe-lighting-theros-tiffany-style-2-light-semi-flush-ceiling-fixture-14-shade-prvw-vr~126123207

Hmmm... now my mom (who has excellent taste) has come out strongly in favor of option A.

This was my mother's exact response: "I definitely prefer A. The theme and colors of A and B are similar, but I find A way more elegant." So I am thinking I'll go with option A. Having measured, remeasured, and remeasured yet again, I think it'll work. That's where my inclinations lie.

Any input from anyone on the paint or the light fixture?

If you don't want to add any color or darkness then maybe you can frost the glass. That way you add privacy but don't cast color or darken the room.

I believe there are films that adhere in different transparencies or you can spray on a frost.

You can go crazy with the boob light replacement, there are tons of options.

Flush Mount Light Fixtures

The motif of #1 and #3 are the most generic least suggestive of any motif so I would go with one of those. Stained glass is such a lovely addition whenever, where ever one can fit it in!!

Thanks, all! I have ordered option A.

Might not want to show hubby these.

I agree with your Mom, A the Tiffany...classic and beautiful, Don’t worry about the

slight difference in size...you can overlap the window slightly on each side.

My husband and I make stained glass windows. That Tiffany is a beauty.

@lynartist...I like those clear frosted glasses, really nice.

You get a nice diffused light without adding any color.

A perfect idea.

Hi, all! The stained-glass piece arrived today. The color that looked peachy is a lot pinker in person, but I still find it lovely. Here's how it looks installed:

Oh, I love that Elaine! So charming!

Thanks, Jinx! I am pleased. I was dreading the chore of hanging it, but I didn't let myself procrastinate (the refuge of a frustrated perfectionist), and I didn't ask hubby for any help (other than his opinion as to which part of the wood I should hang it from) until the last part, when I wanted to shorten the chains.

Very nice!