Wall Sconces Set of Two, Brass Gold Bathroom Sconces Wall Lighting with White Glass, Modern Sconces Wall Decor Set of 2 Wall Light fixtures for Bathroom Mirror Living Room Hallway Wall Lamp

Look super. Work great. I have them horizontal in an old bathroom (rental home so not remodeling the bthrm) just paint over old wallcovering. Great lighting!

It is a perfect match for our renewed bathroom - it gave a cozy atmophere and they were easy to instal.. Just heads up - you have to order separetely the G9 smart bulbs. It does not come with bulbs. We liked the fact that it is dimmable and the cover is indeed a frosty glass, not a weird crap. we order a pair and for the center of our vanity mirror we are gonna instal a bublle glass scounce.

These sconces are beautiful and look expensive, however the gold was very yellow/orange and as gold as I would have liked. Quality felt good.

The media could not be loaded. So I'm very happy with the new lights. The price is right, and the quality is good enough. There are a number of gotchas that I want to make you aware of that I was able to navigate around, and I'm hoping this little bit of advice will help you as well.So first, they do not come with bulbs, even though there's a video of a lady showing her taking the lights out of packaging with bulbs in them, that is BS. Thank you to the other reviewers who called that out.One of the big things that I wanted in these lights was to have smart lights. We've recently put a bunch of those in our house, and I really like being able to shut off chunks of the house by just using my voice with our incredibly aging Google Home device.The problem is that it is difficult to find a smart bulb for these lights, and any other light fixtures that are natively made as smart light fixtures are wildly overpriced. After a lot of research, I was able to find this specific brand of bulbs that I thought might work. I ordered them on a gamble, and they are working great, so I want to share that with you because I wasted so much time trying to pick out the right bulbs.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BGJDL5QC?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsWiFi G9 Smart Bulb, 3.5W=40W, Compatible with Alexa Google Home, Dimmable, Tunable White(2700k-6500k), Smart LED Bulb Remote Control, No Flickering, 4 PackSo, the first thing that you will notice, if you are an acute observer, is that these bulbs have the wrong wattage. The lamp says it needs 10-watt bulbs, and these are not that. I could not find a 10 W G9 smart bulb. If those exist, they are not available to me. I ordered these on a gamble, hoping they would be OK, and they are working great.Sidenote: when you open up these bulbs, the packages are wildly small, which is a little unnerving; it will recommend that you get the SmartLife app. Do not do that. I do not understand, but that app seems very limited and didn't let me do a basic thing that I wanted to do, which was to set up the lights in a group so I could turn them on and off and control their brightness together. Instead, download the free Tuya Smart app. It is almost identical to the smart life app, must be made by the same people, however, it allows you to logically group lights into both groups and rooms. The application works great. I was able to assign all the lights to the upstairs hallway and then additionally assign just one set of those lights to an area called the meditation room. I'm telling you this because I was proud that I figured all that out.I tried to capture a video of the lights being controlled, but every time I switch to the TUYA app my phone stops my recording, so, too bad, you'll have to take my word for it.Installation pro tip: these fixtures are small. The instructions suggest that you are to plug the G9 nine bulb in and then slide the glass cover over it and screw it on. For me, that proved impossible.The lightbulbs, the ones I mentioned above, and frankly, I think any G9 bulb will have a difficult time getting through the metal screw plate on the glass cover. I want you to know that I was able to install all of these bulbs using the following method.First, I would install the fixture on the wall without the glass covers. Second, I would take a bulb and insert it through the metal sphincter on the glass cover and push it through, gently rotating it back and forth until it was about 90% of the way into the tube I then would use the tube to push the bulb into the little receptacle for the bulb and then continue to push and rotate a little bit more until the glass cover was past the bulb and I could screw it on. Using this method, I was able to install eight bulbs into the four fixtures that we bought.I added the bulbs to the app, and within a few minutes, I was able to control the color, temperature, and brightness for all of them using voice commands.Second tip: The mounting plate didn't really work with our 1980s outlet boxes. I was able to mount one screw, but none of the other plentiful screw holes lined up with anything else, so I ended up additionally screwing the plate to the wood stud that, of course, is right next to the box. This is probably just a me problem that more modern houses will not face.Third tip: Once I was all done installing the lights over the following day, something was bugging me. I kept checking to see if the square back piece was level with the room, and they were, but something about the lights seemed off to me. It took me a while to put my finger on it, but the metal tower on every single light was not really straight up and down. They were all off by a degree or two, and it made the long lights have an over-emphasized slant. With a little bit of brute force, you can straighten these out so they are perfectly aligned. My pro tip is simply to do this before you put them on the wall because it's a lot easier.So, in summary, if you want to have smart lights like I did, this is a great package. The lights were $65 and the bulbs were $35. What that means is that for $50 bucks a fixture, I was able to have fully controllable smart lights, which, if you shop around, you will realize it's a great price for that kind of functionality.I hope this review is helpful to you. I hope that my research into bulbs will save somebody else all the time that I wasted and that they will enjoy the power trip of verbally bossing their right lights around the way I do.

Very nice lights. Well built. I like the fact that each fixture takes 2 bulbs and gives off a very nice glow. I ordered the ones with frosted glass and chrome finish. The fit well in my bathroom.

Beautiful improvement on my previous bathroom lighting - good lighting- elegant, easy to install

The lights stopped working a few weeks after putting them up.

It's what you might expect for cheap Chinese craftsmanship. They seemingly used thin aluminum wiring which could cause a fire if you over extend what the lamp bases are rated for wattage wise. One of the units, the lamp base that sticks out from the fixture that holds the glass globes was not level (it was leaning to one side, think twisted slightly), it was almost impossible to loosen the locking nut and washer that holds it on to get it semi-straight. They only send 8-32 screws to attach the mounting bracket to your box (for ceiling box). If you have what most people have, a standard 1-gang box (like for a light switch), you'll need to pick up some 6-32 screws (1-inch in length) to be able to attach the bracket to the box. They look good but it's only due to the finish, they are quiet cheap feeling but as long as you don't touch them and just admire them, they'll be fine.