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3 years agoThanks! I did find a few that I think might work. I want to make sure the lights (shades all pointing down) have enough presence without overwhelming the mirror. I'm using polished nickel to coordinate with the warm beige/cream marble patterned shower/floor tiles that I am not replacing. The tub/toilet are linen by American Standard. Here are some lights that range from 16" to 19.5". My style is transitional. I'm using Kohler Bancroft PN faucets. The one large vanity mirror will be framed in walnut to match the new 60" walnut vanity (shaker style). The countertops are Caesarstone Dreamy Marfil (creamy beige with very little pattern). Do you have thoughts about white/opal/clear light shades? I tend to like clear, and am also not sure what "opal" means (throws off pink/yellow hues?). Thanks for your thoughts.
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