Brinley Vanity Light with Clear Glass

[Color: Champagne Bronze, Size: 32.25"]
I really love how this looks. It was difficult to get the glass in and install but we love it

[Color: Champagne Bronze, Size: 24"]
Beautiful matches, Delta champagne bronze perfectly!

The lights themselves are beautiful and we have them in 2 bathrooms. They seem well made and were easy enough to install. We have 3 of these fixtures and every one does have some imperfections though. The issue is mostly where the bulb is. It’s almost like it was sautered on too sloppy and it makes the bulbs not sit straight. I’ve attached a photo to explain. From a distance you cannot tell but it’s definitely there. We haven’t had any issues with the metal , connections etc. One fixture is on a constant bulb while two others are on dimmers without issue. Be sure to purchase the bulbs meant for dimming if that’s your intention. In the photos you can see the bulb sits on an angle. That’s not due to not installing it properly, it’s the way the socket is.

[Color: Brushed Nickel, Size: 15.75"]
Price point is great. Quality is great. Easy to install and they lights look great in the bathroom. I even purchased another one for another bathroom.

[Color: Champagne Bronze, Size: 24"]
These look very clean and classy. Perfect for my vanity lights in my renovated bathroom.

[Color: Old Bronze, Size: 5"]
Perfect for outlining our master bedroom closet doors that take up almost a whole wall. Great color, gives off great light, adjustable and Edison bulbs set it off perfectly. MUST BUY!

[Color: Old Bronze, Size: 5"]
Very nice. Good quality. Comes with all the mounting hardware. I bought 2 to replace our outdated halogen bulb wall sconces in the living room. Our old ones had frosted glass that helped defuse the light. These have clear glass which makes the bulbs kind of glaring now. I went with a lower wattage vintage bulb and it is better, but now there is less light in the room. May just have to get use to it, or consider spraying the glass with frost paint and go back to the 60 Watt bulbs. The only issue I had was that one of the fixtures did not have the nut and bolt in the sealed plastic package for the clamp that goes around the glass shade. Desperate, I decided to make a thorough search of the box and the paper wrapping and sure enough, they were in the wrapping paper - like they were tossed in as an afterthought. The other sconce had all the hardware in the hardware bag.