I can't imagine why your contractor would say sconces don't provide enough light. I have four sconces in my primary bath, an overhead light and a light in the exhaust fan. I never need to turn on the overhead lights. I also have good natural light, but I don't use the overhead lights at night either. Sconces provide light right where you need them, on the sides of your face. I do not like the light from lights over a mirror. Maybe he doesn't want to install four lights.

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Haha! That’s what I was thinking too…

Absolutely prefer sconces like @kandrewspa indicated. Even in my powder room there are two sconces on either side of the mirror. That is the best light for makeup and the most flattering.

Sorry, but contractors are NOT DESIGNERS. Insist on what you want. More than one light source it’s important anyway.

Can you give the specifics of the bottom two products shown? Thanks!

I'm not loving that dirty-cement-look tile..

Have you done research on all the issue with pebble stone for shower floors?

How wide are those vanity drawers? They look a bit narrow for good bathroom storage.

Here is the box of the floor tile- unfortunately we are already committed to the tile and the vanity so that input isn’t super helpful…

What is the hardware on the vanity? The floor and black vanity make me think your faucet, mirror, sconces and handles should be in the nickel (silver) family. Is that tile also,the main tile for the floor?

Two mirrors and 4 sconces with good LED bulbs will work at the sink area. But a light in the shower and a middle-of-the-room fixture might also be helpful. Do you have a floor plan we can see? Other chandeliers/fixtures you’ve chosen?

A nickel pivot mirror will work nicely over each sink. Lots of sizes!