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24W Moss Creek Stepping Stone 2 LT Vanity Lightby Meyda Lighting
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Inspired by naturally weathered stones on the path to a cozy cottage in the woods, Beige Iridescent glass tiles are hand-set on raised side panels of this Arts & Crafts styled vanity light. Behind the art glass insets is a layer of Amber Mica to provide a unique decorative ambiance. The linear frame and raised panels are hand-finished in Cinnamon Coffee Metallic to create the signature look of American Bungalow. The fixture can be installed either vertically or horizontally to meet your lighting needs. Featured in the Moss Creek family, it is handcrafted by Meyda artisans in the Yorkville, New York manufacturing facilities.
- UL Approved: Yes
- Bulb Type: MED T-10
- Bulb Quantity: 2
- Bulb Wattage: 60
- Bulbs Included: No
20 Wide Finnimore Crystal Vanity Lightby Meyda Lighting
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Inspired by iconic Russian heraldry and royal architectural styles; the Finnimore Vanity boasts a glimmering crown featuring hand-cut crystal elements. This vintage item has been re-created; redesigned and re-engineered from a cherished; original fixture with Crystal elements and an Antique Brass finish. Highly skilled artisans re-built this piece as a brand-new reproduction utilizing modern technologies and materials with old world craftsmanship in our 180;000 square foot manufacturing facility in Yorkville; New York. Custom one--of-a-kind fixtures can be created to achieve your personal vision.
Frequently Asked Questions
How wide should a light fixture be over a bathroom vanity?
To achieve a harmonious balance, the light fixture width should generally be about ¾ the width of the vanity. This guideline helps ensure the lighting complements the vanity without overpowering it. Here are some suggested ranges based on vanity size:- 24-inch vanity: 18 inches wide light.
- 30-inch vanity: 22-24 inches.
- 36-inch vanity: 27-28 inches.
- 48-inch vanity: 35-37 inches.
- 60-inch vanity: 45-48 inches.
- 72-inch vanity: 53-55 inches.
Do I need a vanity light with a lighted mirror?
While a lighted mirror provides focused illumination, beneficial for precision tasks like makeup application or shaving, adding vanity lights enhances the roomʼs ambiance and design. Vanity lights offer more diffuse, ambient lighting that can soften shadows and create a welcoming atmosphere. The combination of both ensures a well-lit space that is functional and aesthetically pleasing, complementing the bathroomʼs overall design.What is the best color temperature for bathroom vanity lights?
A warm white light, with a color temperature between 2700K to 3000K, is typically recommended for bathroom vanity lights, offering a soft, natural glow conducive to grooming tasks. For a cooler, more invigorating light, suitable for task lighting or to complement modern bathroom aesthetics, consider color temperatures around 3500K to 4000K. Adjust the temperature based on personal preference and the bathroomʼs design theme.How high should the vanity lights be?
The optimal positioning of vanity lights is influenced by multiple factors, such as the size of the mirror, the roomʼs ceiling height, and the height of those using the space. As a rule of thumb, the lights should ideally be mounted about 75 to 80 inches off the floor. However, itʼs important to tailor this guideline to accommodate the specific height of your mirror and the overall layout of your bathroom. To ensure proper lighting without casting unwanted shadows or glare, the lights should be placed a few inches above the top of the mirror, with adjustments made depending on the intensity and direction of the light. This careful placement helps achieve a balanced illumination that enhances visibility and functionality.Do vanity lights need a junction box?
Most vanity lights require a junction box for a secure and code-compliant electrical connection. Junction boxes are typically not included with light fixtures and should be purchased separately. They are readily available at hardware stores or online. Itʼs important to ensure the junction box is compatible with your lighting fixture and installation space.