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Bathroom Lighting Ideas — Vanity Inspiration Gallery

Scroll the gallery. Every scene is a real manufacturer install photo of fittings we sell.

Sintech Lighting · 6 min · Updated 2026-08-12

Tap any look to shop that fitting. Gallery images are manufacturer bathroom installs — not stock art, not generated images.

Inspiration

Bathroom looks from the range

After the gallery

IP rating for vanity walls

Short version — then shop the look above.

Quick tips before you buy

  • Bar above the mirror for a clean modern line — size the length to the mirror.
  • Sconces either side for softer, more flattering face light (Minne / Ping).
  • Match the metal to tapware — chrome, brass/gold, black or white.
  • IP44 is the usual vanity starting point; Zone 0/1 wet areas need specialist fittings — not a standard vanity bar.

Quick reference

IP ratings compared

Rating What it means Typical use
IP44 Splash resistant Most vanity walls (confirm zone)
IPX7 / specialist Immersion rated Inside shower/bath only
No IP Dry indoor only Avoid in steamy ensuites

From the range

Shop the gallery looks

Same fittings as the inspiration photos above.

All bathroom lights

Need a hand matching a mirror width or tapware finish? Call 07 5531 1991 — Ashmore, Gold Coast.

FAQs

Common questions

Are these photos of products you sell?

Yes. Gallery images are manufacturer install photography for Oriel, CLA and Telbix fittings in our range. Tap a look to open that product.

Do vanity lights need to be IP44?

Often yes around baths and showers (Zone 2 and nearby). Confirm the zone on your plan with a licensed electrician.

Bar above the mirror or lights on both sides?

Bars are clean and modern. Flanking sconces are usually more flattering on the face. Large bathrooms can do both.

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