The edison bulbs I know of are typically very dim and give off an orange color; not appropriate for a bathroom. But maybe there is a version that is bright enough with a flattering color temp that I'm just not aware of.

Agree that Edison bulbs will be around 2400-2700 kelvin and lean orange. I recently prepped a rental for sale that had Edison bulbs in the vanity and the room was dim and felt odd to be in.

Surely there is a replacement fixture that will cover the footprint of your current one. Without knowing the bathroom style it’s tough to recommend. Here is a similar footprint with an updated style. If you take measurements, you can go to a lighting store and they may be able to find a suitable replacement.

Gasp--I had no idea Edison bulbs were dim and orange.

Husband went to Home Depot today and came back with both clear and white LED bulbs. Bathroom is much brighter now and we are happy.

Glad this had a happy ending. A perfect example of the advantage with Edison-style (screw-in 'bulbs' in general, not referring to the filament-style look in question here) over integral LED fixtures - you can experiment with all kinds of types of 'bulbs' and return ones you don't like.

In the future, if you still have a hankering to get rid of the hollywood lights, I would bet my xmas presents the wallpaper is behind the fixture. Where the electrical wall box is located though might not be centered over the sinks.