I have a question concerning your choice of faucet. Hope you don't mind. I've always found low and short faucets to be more difficult to use. Harder to get all your hands under it or anything else you might want to rinse/wash. In the master bath, my sink faucet is arched and the stream reaches to the middle of the sink. We're about to start a small hall bath remodel and while the 8" spread faucet has good reach, I'd like to add some more height to the new one. Why do you prefer the lower and shorter spout? I might be missing something :)
Thanks,
Monica

Here is my oval sink:

Though my faucet is contemporary, this pic might help visualize an oval sink. I could have done the square sink in this line but liked the oval. That was my only criteria. My shower pan is rectangle.

Don't worry too much about some of these questions. After you have the room finished it might not make any difference.

Good question, Monikakm. I guess I'm just obsessed with this shape right now...however, I think I'd make all choices easier if I chose a high arc. I think they can be classic and contemporary, and look well with ovals and squares.

Thanks, enduring. I know I'm putting MUCH to much time and energy into this issue. It will all come together one day!

We are redoing our master bath and I am faced with the same dilemma as yours. I see you never really got an answer to your question. What did you decide and how do you feel about it now, 3+ years down the road?