A kid's bathroom usually means a tub/shower surround. If so... I prefer the vent in the ceiling within the tub enclosure. It's a fine place for a vent/light combo. It's best to have them controlled with a timer switch. Turn the switch ON and the shower light and fan turn on. Turn the switch OFF and the light turns off but the fan runs for a preset time, 10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes as chosen by you, then the fan turns off automatically. Then have bathroom lighting in the bathroom itself. Sconces on each side of the mirror, or ceiling lights. Depends on the size/style/layout of the room. Ventilation should be functional, it's best to have it as close to the source of moisture as possible. Lighting should be functional, ie, is it general room lighting or makeup lighting; eliminating facial shadows at the mirror, etc.

My daughter replaced her double oven wall unit with a single wall oven and a microwave/speed oven. Since her cabinet could only accommodate a 24” wide oven ( She was not replacing her cabinets and consequently her countertops), her replacement appliance options were very limited. If your cabinet is for a 30” wide oven you won’t have that problem. My daughter needed to add a shelf to the cabinet for the microwave to sit on. She needed to add some wood trim between the 2 new appliances to cover that shelf and a gap because the cabinet cutout height was slightly taller than what see now needed. She also needed a 120V outlet added inside the cabinet for the microwave. As Michelle stated in her post you need to look very carefully at the specs for the new appliances to find those that best fit your cabinet height and width. AJMadison’s website is good for researching appliances because it allows you to filter by height and width among other parameters. Here is a before picture The after picture below is from the opposite angle but you can still see the wood that was added between the 2 appliances. You can also see that changing to 2 separate appliances allowed her to get rid of the over the cooktop microwave and get a vent hood.

Yes it’s a real recess wall, it has lights at the back of it and the logs at the top are a bit sparse 😂 I need to find a couple smaller ones to pop in there. so unfortunately I can’t move it. I have added another plant to the fireplace. I can’t seem to get the right balance of colour and I think it’s definitely got too many photo frames. Thant’s a good point about the door and wood, I was actually thinking of a tan leather chair to the left of the sofa and lots of tan photo frames above the sofa with a tan wood picture ledge. and if it helps to balance it I Have now got a wood tan coloured keyboard in the very far part of the room and I am thinking of adding some kind of brown/cream wall decor??? like the feathered macrame??? So the brown shoul hopefully balance out a little. 🤷‍♀️

I recently remodeled and changed the double sinks for one sink plus a nice area where I can sit down for my ablutions. I wanted the increased counter space as well as the increased storage space. I don't spend that much time over a sink anyway so I don't see what the big deal is to have one sink. I especially think it is ridiculous when I see two sinks crammed into a small vanity with a tiny bit of counter space - so big deal you have a dysfunctional bathroom space but you have two sinks. I remodeled for my needs and my aesthetic vision. I am not planning to move and if someone doesn't like it, they can fairly easily just reconnect the plumbing and add the second sink. In terms of mirror treatment, I did a ceiling to counter wall to wall mirror but then put two different mirror treatments above the sink and the "grooming area". The wall to wall mirrors lightens and enlarges my rather small space and the two different mirror treatments differentiate it as well. I also have two Art Deco style sconces above the sink and a version a makeup lighting above the grooming sit down area.