vanity side lights

Depending on the model, the fixtures use either Candelabra (E12) bases rated up to 60W or Standard (E26) bases rated up to 100W. Check the specific product listing or fixture label to confirm the required base and maximum wattage for the model you’re buying.

Common finishes include midnight black, polished chrome and stainless steel. Styles range from contemporary and minimalist to industrial influences. Availability varies by model, so review individual product pages for the full finish/style options.

The listings specify approval for damp locations, noting they’re suitable for bathrooms with regular steam from showers. Refer to each product’s listing for the exact location rating for that model.

Most listings indicate full-range dimmable compatibility. Several models note “No switch on fixture,” and at least one listing specifies remote-control operation. Check each product description for the exact control and dimming compatibility.

Fixture bodies are typically steel or a steel/stainless-steel mix, and shades are usually glass. One listing uses the term “Shell” for the body material—check the individual product details for that model to confirm the exact construction.

The listings show fixtures with 2, 3, or 4 light sockets/shades — a range of 2–4 sockets across the models.

They are wall-mounted fixtures that require hardwired installation. Product details indicate installation hardware and instructions are included with the fixture.