Cone alone. This vanity light pares retro style down to the essentials, showcasing three streamlined cone shades inspired by iconic mid-century fixtures. Built from steel in a matte black + metallic finish, it’s compatible with a dimmer switch and suitable for use in damp locations.

Beautiful!!!. Patricia. Tierra Verde, FL. Tue Jun 09 2026

This 2-light vanity fixture brings a bold, modern vibe to your bathroom or powder room. Crafted from steel with a dynamic finish of your choice, it includes a circular backplate and a horizontal bar that connects to the lights. Each 75W max bulb is sold separately and surrounded by a sculptural glass shade. We love that this vanity light is compatible with a dimmer switch for effortless illumination, day or night. And it's damp-rated for safe use in high-moisture environments.

Excellent brightness. I flipped this one upside down to give some up lighting to the room too.. Ashley. US. Sat Jun 27 2026

Cone alone. This vanity light pares retro style down to the essentials, showcasing four streamlined cone shades inspired by iconic mid-century fixtures. Built from steel, it’s compatible with a dimmer switch and suitable for use in damp locations.

Perfect compliment to the Dondi Vanity for my Mid Century Mondern inspired bathroom renovation.. Lisa Daniels. Potomac, MD. Thu Mar 27 2025

A smooth blend of mid-century + industrial elements, this vanity light’s two glass globe shades hang from steel hardware. It’s dimmable and suitable for damp locations, so it can brighten a bathroom. Add filament bulbs to play up the vintage-inspired vibe.

Beautiful fixture and very easy and quick to install. I put in A19 bulbs and they look great, S19 bulbs don’t work with this design (they stick out the bottom of the bowl). I like that the bar has just enough give that you can adjust it to be horizontal without unscrewing the wall plate, makes it easier to make it very straight. I would rate 5stars but I took one off because the light socket isn’t centered once it’s screwed into the glass globe and both point in slightly different directions rather than straight down. The threads might be just too big. It’s not noticeable to anyone who isn’t me though.. Karen. San Diego, CA. Mon Mar 20 2023