You can search Schonbeck, Crystorama, Glow, Weiss & Biheller. These are manufacturers of crystal fixtures and sconces. Hope this helps.

Hmmm I wonder if it would be too hot if only 14â away from head or starting at 14â back from countertop. Or, if standing at cabinet center the light would be (roughly) 22â off face to side back. I have bought the mirrors already and the sconces after reading that others who were in the alcove lighting position did so to diffuse harsh overhead lighting. I didnâÂÂt read anything about it being too hot. Now I wonder!!! I guess if it was too hot and I went to 45w each it would still diffuse and spread light. We donâÂÂt really spend that much time in the mirror to ignite as I can put my makeup on in less than seven minutes and that includes plucking. Hmmm, what to do⦠This post was edited by jterrilynn on Tue, Aug 26, 14 at 19:04

"... How many would be the next question..." And the answer is...wait for it..."it depends!" :-) Depends on so many things, beginning with the design and type of sconce: is the light throw down, up, sideways or all of the above, or none of the above. There are many, many kinds of sconces, just as with any other type of fixture. At the end of the day, one is left with a question or two: 1) Am I concerned about lighting something(s) specific, and; 2) Do I care if the fixture is visible, and/or is an "eye magnet"? The answers to these questions will tend to answer "how many?" :-)

A perfect wall for wallpaper (and could add to back of shelving). I would change the mirrors, hardware, taps and lighting so it’s all coordinated. Love the combination below but just use a paper with a cream background and use same shade in your paint choice. My daughter in law purchased the wallpaper below for her powder room and it’s lovely. Only &39.99 for a double roll at Beauclair. She used a creamy white paint.