is the light system under the drawers works separately or together with the ceiling lights or maybe together with the mirror lights or all of them are separately operated ? thanks .

I'm not sure that it matters, if you are designing or building a place you can choose to do whatever you want. All together on one switch, separate, dimmers, the world is your oyster. :)

it matters that is why i ask and yes i know i can do whatever i want whichever i want but you dont know my way of collecting and processing information so keep your advice to your self if you cant simply answer

You are correct, I know nothing about your method of collecting data, but I do know this. You are very sensitive and you don't value the hard work of interior designers. If you are trying to get FREE information from someone who earns their living off making decisions like the one you are trying to make, its probably a good idea not to insult them.

The last time I checked, I was in fact a person, and the last time I checked I was in fact NOT an interior designer. Perhaps your mysterious method of collecting data could use a tune up. My profile states that I am a photographer. While you are incorrect regarding my profession, you could not be more correct regarding my high level of curiosity, hence the reply to your question. I really wanted to know why someone who has clearly considered all possibilities regarding wiring and operating bathroom switches would trouble a busy professional for an answer which they already knew? Very intriguing indeed!

I would have to disagree with you on one point, well more than one, but one specifically and that is that people on Houzz are absolutely looking to get something for free. That is the whole point of Houzz! I am getting exposure for free, I get a place where I can upload photos and have people from all around the world look at them. You get to look at photos from all around the world and get your questions answered FOR FREE! If you don't believe me I'd be more than happy to send you an invoice for the time it has taken me to respond to your questions.

But what do I know, apparently I am just a kid trying to grow a huge chin and collect rare and exotic automobiles.

There are some who can learn from their mistakes and try to better themselves and there are some like you who can go with their childish ways as you keep going im sure this is amusing you alot , that is why you still go on other then noticing your very inappropriate way of corresponding to a total stranger and being very impolite, this is one of the downsides of internet interaction when you come across people like you, it makes you more courageous to keep being rude because there will be no consequences you think, and let me remind you when you evolve a bit if you can you will see everything is not about money or making a profit, and lastly i did not ask you any questions , you must have lots of free time to jump on irrelevant topics and people which does not concern you and try to argue with them, so good luck to you kido have fun

Wow.....grow up Joshua Lawrence Studios INC...this negative advertisement for you will surely put you out of business.

I'm just standing up to bullies who hide behind anonymous Houzz profiles and attack me. You are free to disagree with my opinion.

Oh, and I'm sorry for uploading photos like this which over 12,000 polite people have added to their ideabooks for inspiration.

Like you said...you've uploaded them for free! I bet you are in serious financial trouble with such an attitude like you have. Go ahead... comment again .... you're not hurting my business!

What business is that?

Josh is highly sought after photographer who's skill lands our designs on the covers of Magazines. If you were to re-read this thread, I think you'd see that the his response to the original question was mis-interpreted and sparked a snarky responce from "Fishbone", which then turned into a heated argument, ending in an attack on Josh. People need to ask questions to right person (the designer/architect) and they need to understand that they are asking for free advice from a person that makes their livelyhood aswering these type of questions. Could you imagine getting a hundred calls at works asking for free advice? A little appriciation to the people that make Houzz an incredible site by posting beautiful pictures would be a better approach.

I'm not sure why anyone would be attacking Josh on this matter. The professionals that answer questions on Houzz are spending their valuable time to try to help complete strangers for free. They are not obligated to answer anything. And, if people reply in rude and argumentative fashion, it only diminishes the professional's desire to be helpful. And that hurts others that request help in a respectful manner.

Thanks for the backup!

More of same! Some of us find our JOY in the sheer privilege of viewing these outstanding pictorials! No questions asked! lol

Jenny Martin, can you tell me where you get those pendant lights?