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Solid choice, man! Just always remember not to base on the fixture’s looks, but on its color temp and lumens. Especially for you that has a smaller space, you will be needing with at least 800 lumens of overheads, and 450-500 for scones. When DIYing the installation, research thoroughly about...

One thing to think of is lighting temperature. Choose between 3000K up to 3500K for warmer setup. 4000K is too much, avoid this if you don’t want your bathroom to illuminate like heaven lol!! 😂

Consider CRI (Color Rendering Index) of 90 and above. This way, your shaving or makeup experience will show you a more accurate color experience. Go with high-quality lights with 90 CRI and above, low CRIs usually gives a bland color lighting.

As a lazy person (I know, I really am one hahaha), it’s about the convenience it gives for me. I have one in my home office. The fan and the light are controlled by a single remote, imagine that as a lazy person. 😂