I have no idea post pics of the sconces and BTW all lighting should now be LED and I like 4000K for kitchens and bathrooms for sure. I aslo do not think sconces are always the best for small spaces but I need some context.

Random thoughts:

- I'd lose the wall sconces and go with pendant lighting instead. Sconces and pendants are a better choice than a light above the vanity; lighting from above creates shadows on your face, whereas lighting at face-level gives you a better view of your face.

- Two 60 watts are plenty, and put the pendants on a dimmer switch because they'll reflect in the mirror /double the light.

- We have one canned light over our shower, and it's plenty.

- Your shower isn't all that wide, but it's quite long. I'd consider shortening the shower to 4 1/2' or 5' and adding a linen tower on the end. You don't have much storage in this bathroom, and it'd be more useful than extra shower space. This would allow you to have a hamper on the bottom half /shelves (or pull out shelves) above.

- Where will you hang wet shower towels?

- I'd think about another canned light over the toilet -- on a separate switch.

- With lights on both sides, I don't think you need a center-ceiling light in this bathroom.

(2) 60 watt fixtures is enough functional light for the open space (though the 7/16" extra width might push it over the limit haha). Realize that whoever comes from the pocket door has to step across the dark space to get to the switch, albeit only 3 steps.

Both our bathrooms are about this size and both have sconces with 60-watt maxes plus a center overhead fan/light combo. That's been plenty of light. (We don't have a light over the shower or bath in either, though both have windows so get natural light during the day.)