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Upgrade your space with Mirodemi's Bathroom Lights and Fixtures collection. Explore stylish Bathroom Vanity Lights, sleek Modern Bathroom Lighting, and practical Bathroom Ceiling Fixtures. Discover Wall Sconces for Bathroom and energy-efficient LED Bathroom Lights to enhance your bathroom’s ambiance.
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A light bar or sconce pair should span about 65-75% of your mirror's width, centered above it, with the fixture's center mounted 65-72 inches from the floor. Use our free bathroom vanity light calculator to get exact numbers for your mirror.
Bathrooms are divided into zones by distance from water. Inside the tub or shower enclosure (Zone 1), use a fixture rated at least IP65, which withstands direct jets; anything submersible in a tub surround needs IP67. Within 60 cm (about 24 inches) of the bath or shower (Zone 2), IP44 is the minimum, protecting against splashing from any direction. Beyond that, a standard fixture is acceptable, though IP44 remains a sensible choice near a basin. Each product lists its IP rating on the specification tab.
Budget 70 to 80 lumens per square foot overall, noticeably more than a living room, because a bathroom is a task space. A 50 sq ft bathroom therefore wants around 4,000 lumens in total. At the vanity specifically, aim for at least 1,600 lumens falling on your face rather than the top of your head. Choose 3000K to 4000K there with a CRI of 90 or above so skin tones and makeup read accurately, and keep ceiling and accent fixtures warmer at 2700K to 3000K.
Mount the centre of each sconce 60 to 66 inches from the floor, which puts the light source near eye level for most adults and fills in the shadows that an overhead fixture casts under the brow and chin. Flanking a mirror, set the pair 36 to 40 inches apart, ideally just outside the mirror's edges. If wall space allows only a single fixture above the mirror, centre it and choose a horizontal bar spanning about 65 to 75% of the mirror's width.