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Sushipup1, do you have any other sconce suggestions that would work with this chandelier? I'm having a hard time finding sconces in the 16"-21" tall range that would work.

Those are too sparkly and will throw sparkles around the room. That would not be good light for shaving, putting on make up or doing your hair. You need serious task lighting; that's not to say it can't be pretty. Look through Houzz bathroom pix to see ideas.

I am not a pro but one thing I’ve learned is that a pic of your space is needed. “A” master bath is different from “your” master bath. Personally, I love each fixture on its own but they need context.

In my opinion they do not go together.

Thanks everyone. I need suggestions. What would work with this chandelier in the 16"-21" high size? I've been looking for days and I can't find any others that I think will work.

its dangerous to have a chandelier over your tub or even near it. But style wise, your choices look kinda 80’s, so IMO it’s been out of style for decades. Sorry.

Ceiling is 12.5" high so it's permissible and safe to install a pendant 8 feet over the tub. AJCN, no need to be sorry. I'm asking for opinions so I appreciate you sharing yours, although I respectfully disagree. I'm seeing raindrop chandeliers everywhere and I think they're beautiful, although I might be forced to consider a different style if I can't find sconces I like to go with it.

My only reservation with the sconces chosen is that the light that they provide might be fractured by the prisms. That means that their function will be compromised. A bathroom requires functional light. If you are certain of your chandelier, then I would go with a sconce that will provide you with a clear, un refracted light. No exposed bulbs, either.

What do you think about something like this from Restoration Hardware? I think it follows the lines and feel of the chandelier very well.

Linda, THANK YOU for the suggested fixture. Unfortunately, it only gives 25 watts of illumination and the light is described as giving a "ripple" effect which wouldn't be good for vanity mirror lighting. But I really appreciate the suggestion. I'm hoping to get more suggestions!

I think you would definitely need well placed canned lights as well. These sconces are just “jewelry.” Very fun!

Linda, yes. We have excellent canned lighting in place above the vanity already. Thank you!

Can we see the vanity and the overall style of your bathroom?

Suzanne_m, the bathroom is being remodeled so the vanity is covered up until the countertop goes in.

The style of the bathroom is transitional. Shower tile is white. Cabinets are SW Alabaster. Countertop is Della Terra Citrine quartz. Fixtures are brushed nickel.

Suzanne_m, I really like the style of that sconce! Thank you! It would need to come in brushed nickel to work with my fixtures. And it would have to be at least 16" tall to work with my large mirrors. If anyone can source these, I'd really appreciate it!

The lighting expert at a local store recommended these because they'll virtually disappear as opposed to others. What do you all think of these?

By the way, they have the original sconce I posted on display in their store and it doesn't give off any prisms when lit.

Original sconce I posted

When you say fixture, are you talking about the faucet? If yes, many houzzers will agree with me that you can mix metal (and I actually find it more interesting when they are different). It seems to me that the glass bubbles and the mirrored base of the chandelier would go better with a chrome sconce.

I think the clear one the expert suggested works.

I really like the one recommended by the lighting expert, too. It’s beautiful but simple and will allow the chandelier to be the star Very nice choice.

I think this one works too and it is 21" tall:

https://www.wayfair.ca/lighting/pdp/mercer41-hertel-1-light-wallchiere-mcrf6858.html

They accept up to 60W bulb. Is that enough light for you?

If you look at the reviews, there are customers who posted a picture of the sconces in their bathroom. It may give you an idea of how much light it gives and the overall look once it is mounted beside a mirror.

Is the one recommended by the expert in a rectangular shape? If yes, it still could work but if you can find one that is circular it would be better.