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America's largest trade show for the kitchen and bath industry, KBIS in Las Vegas, recently wrapped, and with that we'd like to give you an insider look at what's new in bathroom lighting:
Eclecticism is back and nothing says fun and fabulous quite like a traditional chandelier in a modern bathroom:
Image from Apartment Therapy
Pendant lights offer an updated take on the chandelier, pictured at the top of this post and in this bathroom below featuring a retro-modern glass pendant with Edison bulb:
Image from Living Lab Blog
Pendants are also excellent stand-ins for sconces and look great draped in front of the vanity mirror:
Image from Lonny Magazine
If cleanliness is next to godliness, energy-efficient and long-lasting LED bathroom lighting is the ultimate "clean" green look. And because it uses small light emitting diodes instead of traditional bulbs, LED enables unconventional designs such as this faucet shaped "bath bar" which is also available in a single-light and a seven-light version:
Waterworks Chrome Access 3-Light Sconce
Lastly, as you may have noticed, brass is back...It's modern, industrial and making its way to a bathroom near you:
Murray Feiss Urban Renewal Brass Bath Light, Parker Brass Jonathan Adler Wall Sconce, Murray Feiss Contemporary Vanity Strip Light
For these styles and all the latest looks, check out all the new bathroom lighting from Euro Style Lighting.
Images: Adorable Home, Apartment Therapy, Living Lab Blog, Lonny
Brent Turner is an architecture, design and art writer who adores elegantly simple distillations of complex design problems. You'll often catch him waxing poetic about how such creative problem solving is not only the essence of a successful art and design practice, but of science, engineering, and well, life in general. A California native, Brent was educated at U.C. San Diego where he was first exposed to clumsy yet endearingly avant-garde institutional art and architecture. In the years since, he has expanded his interest base to include all types of interior, graphic and industrial design. His best personal designs are made with Legos, and it's for this reason that Brent confines his own public creative work to wordsmithing. When he isn't writing, he hosts an art and design podcast called Beer & Tall Buildings.
Brent lives in the Silverlake neighborhood of Los Angeles with his cat Buster. If you can't reach him by phone or email, he's most likely on a mountaintop somewhere and promises to call you back as soon as he descends.