How to Light Your Bathroom

This sounds like a good idea, especially if the mirrors and the sconces are on separate switches and/or dimmers. Sometimes you need more light than other times, and it's nice to have multiple layered light sources. We would recommend getting a bulb for the sconces that is close in color temperature to the LED mirrors. Hope this helps! Shop our Vanity Wall Sconces here.

We do sell LED-lit mirrors! Shop the entire collection here: https://lights.com/collections/led-mirrors

We love the two-Light vanities for narrow spaces.

Thanks for your question! The benefit of using a vanity light above each mirror, is that you get a large amount of even light falling down on the face. This is essential for grooming tasks and applying make-up. If you use a sconce, we recommend putting one on either side of each mirror, and above eye level of the tallest user. The wall space above and around your mirrors will also help determine which lights will fit best. Since the Chloe is a clear glass fixture, the brightness of the light is really determined by the bulbs you select. For the vanity light, if you use three standard 60W bulbs, you'll have more than enough light, while one 60W bulb per sconce would also work, but be slightly less bright. Either way, Chloe is an excellent stylish choice for your primary bath!

This is a personal preference, but we recommend installing vanity lights above the mirror to prevent glare and light bouncing off the mirror. This also depends on the design of the vanity light.

They're pretty easy. Most of our customers install their own light fixtures, but some people like to hand it off to an electrician for the convenience of it. Click on the product and then the specifications tab to preview the instruction manual before you buy it. We'll be happy to answer any questions so you feel confident!