A two-light polished chrome vanity light for bathroom mirrors and powder rooms, with tapered opal etched glass shades that can face up or down.

The Nicholas collection brings a clean mid-century modern look to the bath. A rectangular backplate anchors two tapered square glass shades, each with an etched opal diffuser that softens the light and hides the bulb. The polished chrome finish is bright and reflective, a natural match for chrome faucets, glass shower doors, and cool-toned tile.

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How bright is it?

Brightness depends on the bulbs you choose. With two 100W medium-base bulbs (not included), this vanity light can produce roughly 1,600-3,200 lumens depending on the bulb type - enough for task lighting over a bathroom mirror. LED bulbs at 800-1,100 lumens each are a common choice for a softer, more efficient setup.

Light color and feel

Color temperature is set by your bulbs, not the fixture. For bathrooms, 3000K warm white flatters skin tones, while 4000K cool white gives a crisper, more clinical look for makeup and shaving. The opal etched glass diffuses the light evenly and reduces glare. This fixture is dimmable when paired with dimmable bulbs and a compatible wall dimmer.

Sizing and fit

Overall dimensions are 15 in wide x 7 in deep x 10 in high, with a 6 in cord. The 15 in width suits a single-sink vanity or a narrow powder room mirror. Mount it about 6-8 in above the mirror for even face lighting. The shades can be installed facing up for a softer glow or down for more direct task light.

Specifications

Frequently asked

Is the bulb included? No. This fixture takes two 100W medium-base bulbs, sold separately.

Is it dimmable? Yes, when used with dimmable bulbs and a compatible dimmer switch.

Can I install this in a bathroom or outdoors? It is ETL listed for dry indoor locations, so it is fine over a bathroom vanity but not in a shower area or outdoors.

What's the warranty? Warranty details are not specified by the manufacturer in the source data.

Can the shades face up or down? Yes. The Nicholas vanity light can be mounted as an uplight or downlight, so you can choose the direction that suits your mirror and ceiling height.