The issue is a code issue. You can't have a non damp rated fixture within a umm 5'x8' space of "open water" (ok the tub) (and that might be 3x8 but someone will have to correct me). So if you have a tub in the room...and a light fixture centered, it's likely on an 8 foot ceiling. The issue is that, as i'm sure you're aware, the best way to change the light bulb is to fill the tub, and balance on top of the ledge with one foot in the water...and then stick your finger right up into the light socket... at least that's how we change light bulbs in our bathroom. and also why we hung the cheapest and ugliest light fixtures, damp rated, in the center of all of our bathrooms. They will be replaced with reasonable fixtures when inspection is complete. and any idiot stupid enough to change the lightbulb, naked, hanging half way between the tub water and the socket...deserves what he (no woman would do that) gets :)

I've always dreamed of having a 'log cabin' ...so this is as close as I've come .... I hate when I lose something & this log cabin eluded me today! Had to go down to the garage & look thru all the totes again...yes, it was in the very LAST ONE!! & I was sure I had unpacked that tote along with MANY on the porch... the Woodland vignette: Does that Santa look familiar to anyone? ~~giggle ...and here's a view with that 'Spring Wreath' moved over to this wall ... looks very Woodsy, I think! This spring wreath was gifted to me & I made the burlap bow & hung a blingy deer ornament in the middle. ;-) I'm about half done out there...so if we have some more warmer days, I should get finished! TFLookin', Holiday-ers. Merry Christmas! Jeanne S.

chandy would look beautiful. Do you use a fan? Because unless it's going to be directly over your bed, you really won't get the benefit from it. When it's hot, are you going to hang out in your bedroom?? prob not. I keep mine on over the bed all the time because I'm old and get hot during the nights. even in winter. (yeah, it's great.) But you're prob young and may not need that, yet. (just wait!)

Is that light-impacted? I mean, during the day they are mirrored on the outside, but at night, when the light is coming from the inside, are they mirrored on the inside and see-through from the outside? Ida, there is glass developed in Germany that is transparent to the human eye but has fine lines in it that make it look solid to a bird. I saw it at a beach structure along a migratory route, and you have to be quite close up and look closely to see that there is a pattern on the glass. It’s quite expensive, though, of course!