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MIA, Marble Cleaning Net, NTC, sfa and ISI are all welcome here as long as they respect this forum. There is a room where all may place their ads and do their promotions for upcoming events, a calendar for trade shows, educational classes, and any other type of trade gathering. For all the salespeople, we even have a place for you. You can enter your product up for reviews and the good folks will grade your products. I must warn you. If your product is inferior, the whole world will know, quickly. No news travels faster than bad news. For all the homeowners, contractors, and designers we even have a place for you. The general room is where you can ask as many questions as you want. You may not get the answer you are looking for but you will get the right answer. If there is any way that we can make your visit more pleasurable, please let us know. | | News. Discuss, Bath Lighting at Consumer & Non-registered Lounge forum; Nickel finishes gain popularity for their cool styling and subtle complement to exposed plumbing.
Source: REMODELING Magazine
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| Bath Lighting Nickel finishes gain popularity for their cool styling and subtle complement to exposed plumbing.
Source: REMODELING Magazine
Publication date: November 1, 2006
By Remodeling Staff
ThermaSol. Approved for in-shower use, install these low-voltage Ambiance mood lights anywhere in the bathroom or shower. Users can fine-tune the levels of red, yellow, and blue bulbs to create their ideal bath atmosphere, and the Ambiance memory retains favorite settings. Choose from 14 finishes. The remote-controlled system is one option in the Ambiance line, which also includes a CD player, waterproof speakers, and a hands-free phone. 800.776.0711.
Thomas Lighting. Darker than most nickel finishes on the market, the model M1953-63 from the Asia Minor collection is finished in painted bronze and features an ivory painted-swirl alabaster-style glass. The angular design is continued in sconce, two-, and five-light bath fixtures, as well as chandeliers, pendants, and more. 502.420.9600.
Sonia. Add lighting to groom by with the 1900 Collection mirror lamp. The matte glass globe brightens vanity areas without being intrusive. The lamp measures 10 ¼ inches high by 6 inches wide and projects 7 ¾ inches from the wall. Available in aged brass, aged copper, chrome, chrome/gold, or satin nickel. 888.766.4287.
Progress Lighting.
From the Thomasville collection, the brushed nickel International family of fixtures
Courtesy Sonia
lends a sophisticated, urban look to the vanity area. Each etched opal glass bowl accommodates two candelabra-base lamps. Match four-, six-, or eight-lamp vanity fixtures with two-lamp sconces, or extend the modern look throughout the home with a range of other selections from the product line. The full line includes foyer, pendant, close-to-ceiling, and chandelier-style fixtures. 864.599.6000.
Grossman Lighting. Made in Germany, the Magic 653 series features two wall sconces that glow from the top and bottom for greater illumination and visual interest. Along with partially frosted glass panels, the fixtures feature metal inserts finished to match the supporting back plate. Available in rectangular or square models, each sconce comes with one 60-watt bulb. 323.908.7618.
Kichler. With a design reminiscent of a pillar candle, the model 5436PN bath bracket in polished nickel
Courtesy Kichler
brings brightness to the bath. A satin-etched cased opal diffuser houses an incandescent bulb. A three-bulb fixture is also available. The single-light sconce measures 8½ inches high and 5 inches wide. 800.659.9000. Ginger. Add an Art Deco touch to a bath design with the Empire collection. Bold lines and detailing recapture the Deco period in hand-finished solid forged brass for the complete line of bath accessories, sconce lighting, and mirrors. Lighting options include incandescent single and double sconces. The mouth-blown and hand-pulled glass shades are available in satin-etched cased opal or glossy amber. Both sconces are UL listed for damp locations and are offered in polished chrome, polished brass, polished nickel, or satin nickel. 866.423.0955.
Sea Gull Lighting. A well-lit bath can also be stylish, providing light for personal grooming and creating a spa-like environment. This chrome and opalescent-glass fixture is available in two-, three-, or four-light options, with richly detailed mountings.
Courtesy Ginger
The three fixtures are 18, 24, or 36 inches wide, respectively. Mount them with the lights up or down. Three-light model 4859-05 shown. 800.347.5483. |
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