Why do bathroom wall sconces flatter better than overhead light?
Bathroom wall sconces, set either side of a mirror at about face height, light the face evenly from the sides and soften the shadows a single overhead fitting casts; other rooms sit under living room wall sconces. At Eleish Van Breems Home we keep bathroom wall sconces in mirror-friendly shapes.
What should I check before buying bathroom wall sconces?
Before buying bathroom wall sconces, check the fitting's damp rating for its zone, the fixing height against your mirror, and whether it takes a warm bulb for flattering light; compare bedroom wall sconces for drier rooms. Have a qualified electrician confirm the placement and wiring near water.
Where do bathroom wall sconces sit around a mirror?
Bathroom wall sconces sit well flanking the mirror at roughly eye level, about sixty to seventy centimetres apart, so light crosses the face rather than dropping from above, alongside other modern wall sconces. A pair either side lights the face more evenly than one fitting overhead.
Are bathroom wall sconces safe near water?
Bathroom wall sconces are safe near water only when the fitting is rated for its zone and wired by a qualified electrician, since bathrooms have strict zones by distance from water; the broader group sits under sconces. We can share the rating, but installation is a job for a professional.
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