regardless of the ceiling height, sconce lights should be 66" off the floor.

I would choose the white globe over clear, I don't like looking into a bare bulb on any fixture.

Looks like a nice room for your girls.

"We are considering 3 separate lights like in the attached picture with round mirrors..."

The sconce and mirror questions cannot be answered until you have selected the vanity and know the locations of the center lines of the sinks and the sink widths. Only then will it be possible to determine the mirrors' dimensions and whether you can use two mirrors with three sconces.

wdccruise - that vanity is this:

Bertch 72" Vanity 6 Drawer (Double Butt Doors V72DT )

There are two sinks center line is 17.75 from the left and right (i.e. centered)

Sabrina Alfin Interiors - yeah we were thinking we would want something where you can't see the bulb (i.e. white milk glass) - we were thinking about this one:

https://www.potterybarn.com/products/jordan-globe-milk-single-sconce/?cm_src=WSIShopRVI&recstrat=RVI%7CRVI

What do you think?

It's fine but perhaps a little boring. I like the two-tone finish on the one I posted above. A little more interesting, IMO.

Do you think that will go with the Oil Rubbed Bronze faucet that we picked out? So we will have blue vanity, with brass hardware and these faucets and I wonder if the black on that adds tey another color. I do like it it's just the black that had me question it.

Metris C 1.2 GPM Widespread Bathroom Faucet - Drain Assembly Included

Ah! Sorry! I was going by your first photo which was showing brass hardware. I actually think a satin or aged brass would look nicer against the blue cabinets.

Agreed. It's going to be a more aged brass like you said, not bright and then match that with oil rubbed bronze faucets and shower fixtures that show some of the gold through as well.

Be aware that current LED sconces put out very little light. The bathroom should have recessed lights in addition that are on a separate circuit. A third circuit for the shower light and fan. By code you need a dedicated circuit for the wall outlets in the bathroom.

Width of vanity: 72"

• Can you use three sconces? 18.75" x 4 = 71". Yes.

Assume sconces are 7" wide; the left- and right-hand edges of two sconces are aligned with the respective ends of the vanity; and the sconces are 1" from the edges of the mirrors.

• Maximum mirror width: ( 72" - ( 7" x 3 ) - ( 1" x 4 ) ) / 2 = ( 72" - 21" - 4" ) / 2 = 47 / 2 = 23.5"

Are 23.5" round mirrors too small vertically?

• Yes: use taller rectangular mirrors. No: use round mirrors.

@Lightsmith Inc.: "Be aware that current LED sconces put out very little light."

Not necessarily. The Tech Lighting Milan 13 Bath, for example, emits 906 lumens...and there would be three of them.

There will be 3 recessed lights as well

Here is where we ended up, this is our final product