Linea di Liara Elina Brushed Nickel Wall Sconce Frosted Glass Shade Modern Sconces Wall Lighting Fixture Bathroom Sconce Vanity Wall Sconce and Wall Lamp for Living Room, UL Listed

I am delighted with my new bathroom lights. They were very reasonably priced. I was excited when I opened the package which came in 2 days. I found the lights to be good quality and heavy duty. The back support block was large enough to cover a good size hole in my wall left from previous lights. These lights are beautiful and modern and they brightly transformed my bathroom. I love them!

We ordered two of these Linea di Liara Elina wall lights, which I installed on either side of a mirror at a cabinet just outside our bathroom. This makes a good location for someone to do a final check of makeup or tie straightening just before heading off for the day, without tying up the tiny bathroom any more than necessary. The lights were pretty easy to install and came with everything needed to fasten them to the wall or to an electrical box. The only problem with installation was that the bottom screw on the underside of the fixture was difficult to twist in -- it took a real effort to get this screw lined up and twisted in on both fixtures. The top screw was easier to do. Once installed, the lights look beautiful. They have a standard Edison base socket (25mm), so I put in a couple of 40-Watt equivalent LED bulbs. That's just the right amount of light for my application. I discovered that the two glass shades that I have are made from different thicknesses of glass. The thicker one fits snugly in its fixture, but the shade with the thinner glass is much looser. (See my photo comparing the thickness.) Linea di Liara provides a finger-tightened screw to attach the shade at the top so that it doesn't topple out, which I had to use on the shade with thinner glass. The thicker shade is so snug that it does not need the screw to hold it. Speaking of this shade-holding screw, you have to be above the light to access it. That means if you install these lights above the level where you can see into the top, you will need a stool or ladder to get at the shade screw. I'm using LED light bulbs, so they should last a long time and eliminate the need to remove the screw anytime soon. Overall, I love the look of the Linea di Liara Elina wall lights and like that they came with everything needed to install them. The only gripe I had was that the bottom screw was difficult to tighten. And I wanted to note that the two shades are made from considerably different thickness of glass, although this is not a problem. I would definitely get them again.

Due to the mail it took awhile to get them (mid December) but after they arrived, I installed them and they are great. Good fit and finish. We are getting ready to order 4 more. This is a great lighting product, it compares with some other very expensive items we considered. It looks great, it's constructed from high quality materials and uses normal LED lightbulbs available anywhere. We are very happy.

I love the look and all but one thing about them… the thumb screw that holds the shade in place… it is a devilish thing to manage. It’s doable, but extremely awkward. The designers should have moved its position up just a little.

A beautiful modern addition to our new bathroom. Its sleek, easy to install and has the best lighting with LED.

These were even better than what I thought they would look like! Very sturdy metal, well made, easy to install. They fit the very narrow funky columns of my 1965 bathroom perfectly. Predicting it will be a chore to change the light bulbs but that only happens every year or so - no biggee, I can deal. I really felt like this was a great purchase for the money!

Finish quality is just ok. There are obvious flaws. For a product that is going to be at eye level for 30 years, it's not good enough. Shade is very narrow and won't fit many bulbs. Also off centered so even fewer bulbs will fit. This one is going back.

It's okay. They are pretty bulky - they come out of the wall a lot more than I like. There is also a large metal frame, so you have to make sure it matches the other metal in the area you will be putting it in (bathroom likely). They also look pretty bland; the design reminds me of what you find in hospitals. I guess for the price tag it is expected. We ended up going to LampsPlus and bought awesome modern LED scones that cost significantly more but are macbook-thin and give off a gorgeous glow in the master bathroom.