Chrome Vanity Light Fixture
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A defining piece of contemporary lighting, the Vibia Millennium Bath Bar with Chrome Diffuser will efficiently light your modern bathroom. The chrome louver enhances the light projection by aiming it downward to wash a wall or mirror and molds perfectly with the round top of the frosted polycarbonate diffuser.
Designed for modern bathrooms. The Kamden 3-Light Bath Bar by Tech Lighting is specifically designed to illuminate smalls spaces like restrooms. This fixture is ideal for mounting over vanities and pedestal sinks and adds a sleek, polished look to your space. The individual lamps feature fully dimmable LEDs covered by square glass shades that instantly brighten small, dark areas.
Contemporary elegance at its finest. The Kamden Bath Bar by Tech Lighting combines streamlined art décor styling with the sleek appeal of modern design to create a functional but eye-catching fixture. Die-cast metal makes for a durable construction, and four unassuming square LED lamps offer ample lighting for getting ready in the morning. This wall light can be placed vertically or horizontally and works well paired with an optional dimmer switch.
The Kent 1-Light Wall Sconce by Hudson Valley Lighting has a stylish pyramid motif featured in its design. From the opal glass shade, to the cast socket holder and backplate, the pyramid shape enables light to either reflect or refract in many different directions, creating an encompassing, yet segmented effect. The shade itself diffuses a single light source for a warm illumination, while its open top allows for an unfiltered spill on the adjacent wall.
Clean lines and bright, flattering light for period style bathrooms. The Feiss Harvard Bath Bar features White Opal Etched glass shades paired with a classically styled steel and zinc frame in a Chrome finish.
Not just for the bath, the sleek form of the Modern Forms Vogue LED Bath Bar can be employed in any interior environment. Available in three sizes, the small version is a seamless stretch of Etched Opal glass. The two larger alternatives are banded in the center, the finishing choice of Brushed Nickel, Bronze, or Chrome extended to the wall plate and end caps.
Minimal and contemporary in aesthetic. The Latitude Bath Bar by Hinkley Lighting can provide your modern bathroom with a warm and comforting bask of light while remaining discrete in placement. The fixture makes extensive use of both metallic and glass panels, with the metallic parts acting as a backplate from which a slim glass panel acts as the diffuser to the fixture’s internal lamping. The glass itself is made from inside-etched clear panel while the framework is steel.
The Eurofase Buca Bath Bar features Clear Crystal Glass with subdued elegance. Undulating Chrome bars in front of the Glass diffusers bring a dynamic flow to entire piece. The round backplate has a reflective surface, giving the illusion of depth and complexity.
The Ophelia LED Bath Bar by ELK Lighting offers a refreshing take on otherwise standard contemporary lighting. Besides its energy-efficient LED technology, the fixture showcases a series of rounded Bubbled glass shades in Chrome holders that are supported by a remarkably slim wallplate. Once lit, these design elements work together, reflecting and refracting light for a warm, glare-free ambiance.
Riches abound in the bathroom with the George Kovacs Jewel Box Bath Bar. Surrounded by open clear glass shades, boxes made out of numerous aluminum strands diffuse light into a jewel-like sparkle. The shimmer of these luminous cages is doubled in the reflection of the Chrome-finished wall plate. Available with three, four or five lights.
The George Kovacs Convex Bath Bar displays clean curves and lines ideal for accenting any soft contemporary bathroom. As implied by the name, the Etched Opal glass shades curve outward to diffuse 180 degrees of light. The shiny Chrome finish on the holders is balanced by the Brushed Aluminum on the wall plate. Available with three, four or five lights. ADA compliant.
Affect a climate change in your bath or powder room with the Modern Forms Glacier LED Bath Bar. Against a slick Chrome wall plate, hefty Piastra glass blocks are icy, textural accents that sparkle with the light from energy-efficient LEDs. Each block is supported by a steel trim that also houses the light source, and the fixture may be mounted with the trim at the top or bottom.
With gentle curves and straight, horizontal lines, the Chagrin Bath Bar from Kichler adds instant sophistication to modern bathrooms. Featuring a sleek chrome backplate that beautifully contrasts with satin etched cased glass opal shades, this bath bar looks amazing above vanities or basins. The Chagrin Bath Bar can be mounted for uplighting or downlighting, further adding to its versatility and this ETL Listed Damp fixture is also dimmer compatible for further customization.
Bring a little Mid Century Modern style to your bathroom with the Kichler Jasper Bath Bar. The gently tapered support bar hosts spherical shades, each sitting in their own curved cup. The glass orbs bring a sense of modern simplicity to the piece with its blend of geometric shapes and basic lines.
The George Kovacs Stem Bath Bar presents the best in soft contemporary design--warmth, minimalism and chic allure. The Etched Opal glass shades create a gentle diffusion for bright, even light while Chrome finished metal supports grab the eye and give a space edge.
Choosing the George Kovacs Pillow Bath Bar for soft contemporary bathroom lighting is one decision you won't need to sleep on. The cushy-looking shades are made out of panels of deeply etched glass and set against a clean, glossy Chrome background. Available with two, three or four lights, all ADA compliant.
Enjoy classic style with a contemporary edge with the Quoizel Hollister Bath Bar. Clear glass accents and chrome-finished metal complement pure white glass shades for a simple look that will fit a variety of decor. Update the bathroom with a look that will appeal to modern tastes as well as traditional sensibilities.
