Bathroom

Designer Bathroom Lighting: Best Models of Bath & Vanity Lights

In bathroom lighting, there are one or more lamps located in different parts of the room. Design projects include a number of fixtures, independent of the area of ​​the room and the style of its design. The larger your bathroom, the more lamps you need, from the largest ones to spotlights in certain ceiling areas, walls and partitions.

Typically, modern bathrooms use diffuse LED lighting to create the effect of soft daylight. Even if you live in a house with windows in the bathroom, lamps are still necessary. With such a design of the room, turn on full LED lighting in the evening, and use one or two lamps in cloudy day weather.

Bathroom Lighting Styles

The modern style of lighting for the bathroom reaves usual notions about lamps as a negligible interior thing. The South African brand Willowlamp more than convincingly proves that the lamp can and even must be a work of art, where the author's ideas about the amazing beauty of nature are expressed with extremely fine harmony.

At Vaughan, incomprehensible Willowlamp luminesca, by classic and traditional way, preserve colour and stylistic grace. Those lamps are set off by the restrained elegance of Vaughan ceiling lamps made of translucent and frosted glass.

In the industrial and urban style, the Moretti Luce brand is traditionally the leader, with bronze ceiling lights of different heights and diameters of the ceiling. A characteristic feature is a brushed metal case, when lattice protects a bulb in a model featuring an open lampshade.

Types of Fixtures for the Bathroom

In our store there can be found all types of fixtures that are suitable for placement in the bathroom. These are bath bars, wall sconces, chandeliers and ceiling lights. The only type of lamp that is not recommended for the bathroom is a pendant light with a long exposed cord above an open lampshade.

Lamp strips for a bathroom are LED or suspension lamps in the form of luminous bars or small cubic lamps made of transparent glass, mounted on a bracket under the ceiling or against the wall. Strip-mounted lamps are used to highlight a space or niche in a large bathroom.

Wall sconces are one of the most successful options for creating comfortable lighting at one or more points. If the room is small, just one sconce with two shades is enough. If the bathroom is extensive or complex in shape, then you can pick several single-lamp sconces and a ceiling lamp in the washbasin with a cabinet.

Ceiling lights fit close to the surface, along with other types of ceiling mounted fixtures. The length of the shaft is small or the suspension is absent as such. Mount flushing offers an additional protection of fixtures from damage by water and detergents. In simplified bath and vanity lights, such as Moretti Luce, the ceiling can be protected by a lattice. Exquisite designer models with intricate shapes of glass and ceramic shades are set to the ceiling using a round lining, disk or bowl form.