I am in the process of having a bathroom done with polished nickel faucets, shower/bath fixtures but ORB lighting (pendants and sconces) and knobs/pulls on the vanity and doors. The shower door will probably be bronze as well, but I think (THINK) I will do an extension mirror framed in the nickel. I am excited to see the different finishes together. OTOH, in my girls' bath I did faucets/bath/shower fixtures in satin nickel, lighting in satin nickel, tp holder in satin nickel and I kind of wish I did some things in polished but it's not working for me (in my mind). Do you all think I can switch it up and do the shower rod/rings and vanity knobs/pulls in polished and have it work? SHould I make the TP holder polished too? It is tricky!

When I was researching this topic, I read that top lights created unwanted shadows on your face so side lights were preferable. I have a bathroom w/ top lights and one with side lights and don’t see much of a difference. I placed them the way I did b/c of spacing, no other reason. I also have magnifying lighted makeup mirror on the vanity counter.

two vanity lighis largesr 32 in smallest 22 in have a middle mirror that needs a hanging fixture Also need a semi flush ceilung light Colors need to be some gold shade and some ddarl bronze

Before you call an electrician, shut the power off at the fuse or breaker panel, make sure power is off, and remove the bulbs from the problematic sockets. At the bottom of the socket, there is a little metal tab that makes contact with the center of the bulb. Take a small screwdriver and slightly pry up that metal tab. Go gently. If that does not solve your problem, the sockets are probably defective and need to be replaced.