Bathroom Light Fixtures 3 Lights Black Vanity Lights for Bathroom Matte Black Antique Finish with Crystal Glass Shade

Really pretty and perfect for my bathroom that needed something new! Read more

Arrived promptly and was as advertised. It looks very pretty. Read more

These turned out amazing over my sick bathroom mirror. Read more

It’s perfect!!!! It’s heavy duty and 3 puts off a good amount of light! It was super easy to install and looks great for a decent price as well. Get it!!! Read more

I’m so obsessed with this light!! It’s modern but the glass has a vintage look and I love this. Highly recommend! Read more

Absolutely love it! Read more

Good quality 3 light bath fixture. Easy install. Get some extra light where there was a single fixture and replace it with this. Looks at home in multiple decors. Very bright...3x as bright as a single fixture. Why buy 3 lights when 1 will do the job? Saves you some money! The open bottom glass shades make bulb replacements an easy task. Read more

Ease of installation: Beginner-friendly! This took me about 30 mins to install by myself. I do know my way around tools, and some of that time was spent looking for working bulbs. I am not going to cover any in-depth installation steps, as this is a standard light fixture install and very easy to accomplish. Wires are black to black, white to white, and ground to ground. MUST DO: Shut off power at the breaker before working with any electrical. Find the bathroom you are installing this in and shut the breaker switch off. Test that the lights do not have power before touching any wires. If you don't know what you are doing, hire a professional. This light fixture has a nice aesthetic to it and really lets your lights shine with the clear bulb covers. The light is not muted and shines brilliantly. The black metal casing has a matte finish and is held in with 2 black nuts that are hand-tightened. I really like the final look of this fixture. There are 2 main issues I have with it that brought my rating down. First, the mounting bracket is the standard circle type. My main issue with this is that it will likely sink into the wall and cause the bolts that hold the black cover on not to poke through the holes enough for your decorative nuts to hold. So, I had to go in and force the screws forward with a screwdriver by bending the bracket a bit. A minor issue, but this could be resolved by having a rectangle mount that is the same size as the cover. This would force the mounting screws to be flush with the wall, instead of being recessed, because the builders didn't secure the electrical box properly. The second issue I have is that the black screw rings that secure the clear light covers in place are plastic. The quality of these rings feels cheap, and the edges are raw and sharp. To make sure these hold the light covers in place, you have to tighten them down by hand, and this can hurt if you have delicate fingers. I suggest wearing the included white gloves for this part. I would feel much better if these plastic rings were metal. I may see if my previous fixture rings work on this fixture and just paint them black. Upgrade them myself. Other than those two issues, this was an easy-to-install bathroom light fixture with a clean look. Read more