Forgot to add that this should be damp rated which also limits the options! All of these are.

You see the back plate of the vanity light but not the top detail on the glass fitter. Maybe if you are 6'5" but we don't see that.

Option 1 but antique nickel and no sample of what this looks like from Quiizel

Option 2

Option 3 also antique nickel but a different company and metal less prominent

I like the first one the best. I wouldn't worry about matching finish exactly-I wouldn't mix nickel with chrome, or brushed with polished(unless the colors of the elements you mix are totally different)-but I wouldn't sweat the tiny differences.

Are you asking our opinion on these lights only, or are you open to suggestions?

In any case, I do like the first one.

We have vanity lights like yours - two lights with two bulbs each - and we have the shades pointing down, too. The other lights in the bathroom are recessed can lights - one over the tub, one in the shower and one in the toilet area.

Donna

aprilneverends - I am open to suggestions. I've spent hours and hours looking. The lights aren't that close together so a little difference is OK. I just want to be sure the light fixture isn't real dark. I am trying to find that out and might need to call the company.

Donna - at this point I don't want to do more electrical and have to patch drywall. Otherwise that would make life much easier.

I like #1. Throwing out another option:

Disregard, not bright enough for you. Rats!

I was using the term "bowl light"! :)

I like "bowl"!