Really like the look of the cabinet and the look of the countertop.

That is a truly great looking faucet -- especially like the high arc in it (might personally prefer a stainless steel finish, though) .

One thought: You might want to consider a countertop with something other than waterfall edges that will keep the splashes atop the countertop especially if the powder room is going to get a lot of use.

Alternately, for splash reasons, if your sink and toilet are opposite each other and the sink/vanity has a wall on both sides, consider a wall to wall countertop with a backsplash on all three sides even overlapping any vanity -- a place beneath it for a trash can or laundry hamper. In a high use sink, I actually prefer the before in this idea but might want a less stark contrast between wall and backsplash colors.

https://www.younghouselove.com/take-it-away/

Just be careful to avoid this kind of situation:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2251528/new-bathroom-vanity-counter-not-square-wall-ideas

Thank you. I don't know how to figure out if there will be splashing. Is it a question of depth of sink and height of faucet? Layout of bathroom is wall - toilet - vanity - wall. I'd really love to keep these items. The Native Trails countertop is so cool. I fell in love with it at a showroom.

My experience is that there is less splashing when thee is enough arc in the faucet to not need to "squeeze" your hands into a small space so you should be good with the possible exception of small children that can splash no matter what.

My husband would absolutely agree with you about the asymmetry! I looked hard for an interesting mirror. I really don't want just a plain round one with simple gold/brass trim. Let me know if you find something else. I was also looking at this also. square mirror

Back to my original question. Any suggestions for floor tile and walls?