Bathroom Mirror Sconce Lights

Side mounted sconces like this one are one of the best lighting options for a bathroom whether one is used on either side of a mirror or mounted onto a mirror.

Bathroom mirror sconce lights. Sconces can be a great alternative to vanity lighting as they provide stylish tasking lighting near eye level. Like a classic barn light but in a modern shape and smaller scale this classic design features a metal cone shade that conceals the top half of the bulb perfect for a clean industrial look. The difference between horizontal wall lights and light bars are that these can be installed both horizontally above your bathroom mirror or vertically alongside your reflection. In bathrooms mount sconces 36 to 40 inches apart flanking the mirror 18 inches from the sink s center line.

Begin your sconce selection by deciding where your lighting will be placed. And that goes for bathroom sconces as well that extra layer of lighting makes such a difference in bathrooms. While most bathroom sconces are positioned in relation to the vanity or the mirror this collection allows you to be creative with your wall lighting. The recessed helps to provide ambient lighting as well as task lighting in the shower.

Advice for using sconces in bathroom lighting comes from our popular guide how to choose the right size lighting fixture. If you know lighting then you know that the perfect wall sconce is a beautiful thing. Choosing the right sconce. In our showroom we feature an entire room for bathroom sconces.

This bathroom does all aspects of lighting justice. An led wall sconce will last a long time and doesn t produce heat like other bulbs so it s perfect for flush mount lighting. A pair of single bulb sconces are small but mighty. At night try a light that senses darkness or motion to help in the hallway.

In a matte orb finish this sconce is perfectly at home on either side of a bathroom mirror or as extra lighting in kitchens where your hardware truly. Unlike most light fixtures bathroom sconces are installed on the wall not on the ceiling. One on the right and left side of the mirror will cast even lighting across. First determine if you would prefer vertical wall sconces or horizontal wall sconces to flank your bathroom mirror.

Depending on where they will be placed certain sconces are more appropriate than others. Single sconces feature one single light bulb and take up little wall space. The chandelier over the tub provides some decorative lighting and the sconces provide illumination for the mirror.