Illuminati Collection 20" Wide Bronze 2-Light Bath Light

I am disappointed in the fixture as the two lights do not line up so one side is lopsided and I am hoping if I exchange it for another one I will be happier. I slso bought two single lights to go with it and they are much darker in color so another reason not to happy with this one. All of them looked better in the picture.

Pros: Easy To Change Bulb, Great Illumination

Cons: Poor Construction, Hard To Install

Best Uses: Primary Light Source, Decoration

These light fixtures are perfect for a powder room. I have the two bulb fixture. If you want to use it in a master bath, you might want to consider the three light fixture for brighter illumination. I get so many compliments on these fixtures!

Pros: Easy To Install, Attractive Design, Easy To Change Bulb, Quality Construction

Best Uses: Decoration, Small Rooms

Bought this light fixture for a renovated bathroom. Looked all over and could not find a fixture that we liked Was hesitant to buy on line but was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this fixture.Absolutely beautiful and well made.

Pros: Attractive Design

Bought 2 of these lights for a bathroom remodeling. They are absolutely gorgeous. We get many compliments on them.

Pros: Attractive Design, Easy To Assemble, Diffused Light, Beautiful, Great Value

This lighting fixture is beautiful in our bathroom. I didn't install it, so can't comment on that. We get a lot of positive comments from people who see it.

Pros: Quality Construction, Attractive Design, Great Illumination, Easy To Change Bulb

Best Uses: Decoration, Small Rooms

The only plate provided for attaching the lamp to an electrical box does not work with a standard, rectangular box, only with a hexagonal box. I was not about to cut out drywall and replace the current box with a hex box, so had to drill holes in the plate to mount it. That part worked fine and took little time. But then, you have to screw the lamp to the plate with thumb bolts; i.e., bolts with no screwdriver head, just a round ball. That would be fine if the bolts went into the threaded holes easily. The bottom one did; the top one didn't, and I had to use pliers to grip the ball and turn the bolt. That process was difficult because of the cramped space and resulted in damaging a bit of the finish. Luckily, I had a very dark Spanish Oak stain that covered the damage and blended perfectly with the original finish.

Pros: Good Looks, Attractive Design, Sturdy

Cons: Harsh Light, Hard To Install