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There are many elegant choices for homeowners who want something more interesting than a strip of bulbs. Recessed lights and wall sconces are two examples of alternative lighting options. The fixtures must complement the vanity design and be the right size for it to work. The fixtures should not be...

Porcelain is less expensive to obtain and effortless to repair. Cabinetry need to be huge enough to store whatever you'll need to shop, but modest enough so that it does not take up the whole bathroom. Supplies need to be easy to clean and not affected by moisture....

Homeowners will find a variety of vanity light styles. A simple vanity strip features a series of bulbs in a row with glass globe covers similar to those associated with a movie star's dressing room. Strip lights are sold in models with a black, chrome, bronze or stainless steel base....

So, if you have decided on buying exterior lights, perhaps your exterior ceiling or extended roof is the best place to start with. You might have lit up the outdoors, but you may have missed your external ceiling. Putting a lamp there can surely increase the value of your house...

Most vanity light fixtures are secured above the mirror and shine down upon the user. This works great for mirror viewing as it produces a shadow down and away from the mirror. A typical vanity bar height is just above the mirror about four inches away. A basic height for...

Bathroom vanity lighting is an important feature in any bathroom design. At times, the bathroom's overhead lighting is not enough to appropriately light the vanity and allow proper putting on of make up or having a good shave. The vanity lighting in the bathroom is sometimes ignored but without good...

Accent lighting is another style in which a small dug-in spotlight pointed at a decorative item or an elegant basin produces another layer of light in the bathroom. The dug-in light can also be angled to accentuate and illuminate fixtures or tile work to make them shine. It enables you...

The light's finish should blend with the existing faucets and other fixtures in the bathroom. If the fixtures are shiny then a polished silver or chrome will do. If the design has a brushed look then brushed nickel finishes would be a good choice....