Cameron Warm Brass 3-Light Curved Arm Bathroom Vanity Light
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Best Looking Vanity Light
Let's be honest, over mirror vanity lights are not always attractive. This beauty resembles three "sconces" as the arms dip down then up with classy fabric shades. You don't see the bulbs when you look up (at least not in my application).. I ordered bulbs from HomeD .... specifically E12 base B10 bulb, blunt tip, frosted, 60 watt equivalent LED 5.5 watt, daylight 5000K, 500 lumens. .... comes in 2-pack or 12-pack and labeled Feit Brand/Enhance Vivid Natural Light.
Such a beautiful light. We purchased it in black and love it.
5 Stars
Such a beautiful light. We purchased it in black and love it.
This vanity light fixture is
This vanity light fixture is more beautiful in person. It is perfect with my existing decor!
Great look
I purchased two of the Cameron 3 light vanity lights in the brass finish to replace builder lights in our master bath. The fixture has a very nice sleek look that really helped update and freshen the feel of the room. The brass finish is a lovely warm tone which helps give the fixture a more expensive look. I am very pleased with the quality and would definitely purchase again.
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Prices are currently high for this product, typically ranging from $194 to $225, and the lowest price we've seen is $179.20.
Savoy House 8-2542-3-322 Cameron Warm Brass 3-Light Bathroom Vanity Light (24" W x 12" H) at Amazon
.Description
Elevate your bathroom's ambiance with the Cameron Warm Brass 3-Light Vanity Light. Its slender, elegantly curving arms and tall, tapered white fabric shades produce a flattering, soft glow. The faceted backplate introduces a touch of sophistication, making it a perfect blend of classic beauty and luxurious charm. Easy to install and LED/incandescent compatible, this fixture transforms any interior with its warm brass finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are installation instructions included with wall lighting sconces?
Yes, generally wall lighting sconces come with detailed installation instructions. We recommend hiring a professional electrician for installation.
At what height should wall lighting sconces be mounted?
Wall sconces should be mounted approximately 60-72 inches from the floor, adjusting based on ceiling height and the room's purpose.
How far apart should wall sconces be placed in a hallway?
In a hallway, wall sconces should be spaced about 8-10 feet apart to ensure even lighting and avoid dark spots.
Can wall sconces be used as the only source of light in a room?
Wall sconces can complement ambient lighting, but for most spaces, they should be used in combination with other light sources for adequate illumination.
What are the ideal dimensions for bedroom furniture placement?
Beds should allow a minimum of 30 inches (76 cm) of clearance on either side and at the foot of the bed for ease of movement. The top of your mattress should be approximately 24 inches (61 cm) from any bedroom wall-mounted lighting fixtures.
How should I approach lighting for a large sofa?
A large sofa requires more lighting. Go beyond a single lamp and consider the number of people it seats to determine the right amount and placement of light sources.
How does lighting affect the mood of a room?
The right lighting can transform the atmosphere of a room, from functional to cozy. Using various light sources can highlight features or hide imperfections.
What is metamerism in color design, and why is it important?
Metamerism refers to how colors look different under various lighting conditions. Testing colors in the lighting conditions they will be used in is crucial to ensure they appear as expected.
How many light sources should I have in each room?
Aim for five to nine light sources in each room for a balanced lighting scheme, including a mix of ambient, task, and accent lighting.
