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How do you light a double sink vanity?

How do you light a double sink vanity?

You can:

  1. Install matching bar lights over each vanity.
  2. Use wall-mount sconces on both sides of the double vanity.
  3. Add another sconce between the vanity mirrors as needed to supplement light.

How many lights should go over a 60 inch vanity?

A good rule of thumb is to pick one that is about 75% of your mirror’s total width, mount them high above the floor (about 78” is recommended) and center them above the cabinet. For longer or double sink vanities, you may want to use two of the same style fixture, installed over each sink.

How many sconces do I need for a double vanity?

For double-sink vanities or those with wider countertops, a multi-light vanity fixture above mirror can be a good solution—choose a configuration of 2, 3 or 4 lights—and ensure the light is about ¾ the width of the mirror or no wider than the cabinet, regardless of how the mirrors are installed.

What size should light fixture over bathroom vanity?

If you choose to place your lights above the mirror, the width of your fixture should be at least 1/3 the width of the vanity mirror, but should never exceed its total width. In bathrooms with two sinks, another great option is to mount two separate fixtures, one above each sink.

Should vanity lights point up or down?

Installation. Most vanity lights can be mounted with lights pointed up or down. Remember to mount the fixture with the lights pointed up for ambient lighting and pointed down for task lighting.

How do I know what size vanity light I need?

While you want to ensure you have plenty of light, be sure to choose one that is no wider than your vanity or cabinet width, which may be wider than your mirror. Most people choose vanity bar lights that are about 75 percent of the mirror’s total width.

What is the best color temperature for bathroom lighting?

between 2700K and 300K
The best color temperature for bathroom lighting is between 2700K and 300K. You might be wondering why? The light around 2700K tends to have a warmer, more comfortable feel and is more flattering to skin tones and warmer color palettes.

Should vanity lights face up or down?