Bathroom Track Lighting Ideas
STEPHEN KENT JOHNSON
The right bathroom lighting can make or break your entire space, in terms of both form and function. And your options are endless when it comes to choosing the style of lighting you want. So for a little inspiration and guidance, click through the fifteen designer bathroom lighting ideas ahead. From sconces and pendants to track and recessed lighting, there's something to flatter everyone and every bathroom.
Anna Spiro Design
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Sconces
Opting for printed lampshades is one of the quickest and most effective ways to jazz up a bathroom. Pair them with colorful tiles to embolden the space even further, as Anna Spiro did here.
Studio DB
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Uplighting
Back light your tub with a soft glow for an undeniably sexy atmosphere. The iridescent panther-and-plant-printed mural wallpaper accentuates the glow from the uplighting even further in this bathroom designed by Studio DB.
Emil Dervish
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Spotlights
Two spotlights above a sleek white bathtub/shower combo set the stage for cool minimalism. They're fitting light fixtures for the edgy, modern bones of the space designed by Emil Dervish.
Robert Peterson
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Adjustable Sconces
Place your lights strategically. For example, in this bathroom designed by Grace Mitchell, the lights are placed above specific task zones, like the bathtub and sink area, ensuring that those areas are extra well-lit. An adjustable sconce is also a good call so you can move it depending on where you need more light.
Heidi Cailier
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Linear Sconces
Wood paneling painted in a soft greige shade creates a classic backdrop in this bathroom by Heidi Caillier. The brass details, from the faucet to the shower head and wall hooks, all contribute to the warm, low key elegance of the room. The linear sconce is the perfect scale for the arched mirror while the frosted glass softens the light it emits.
Thomas Loof
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Statement Pendant
Nothing puts the spotlight on a bathtub like a dramatic pendant light. Here, designer Caroline Rafferty painted the ceiling a pitch black hue to make the white and airy environment feel formal and intimate, perfect for the gold pendant.
WILLIAM ABRANOWICZ
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Candles
Nothing sets the mood in a bathroom quite like some flickering candles by the tub. The inky black clawfoot tub, bronze candlestick holders, and gilt framed artwork add an unexpected gothic twist to the light turquoise wall and lime green and coral candlesticks in this eclectic bathroom designed by Sean Scherer.
Emil Dervish
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Recessed Lighting
Recessed lighting is a good call if you prefer clean, crisp, modern interiors (these are also one of the safer lighting options for wet environments since they're protected by the ceiling). A geometric, gird-like tile design and deep blue sink vanity ensure an edgy, unique, almost gallery-like tone in this bathroom by Emil Dervish. Also, a wall-to-wall mirror will help light bounce more in smaller bathrooms.
Anna Spiro Design
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Table Lamp
Though it may not seem like the most obvious choice, a classic table lamp can be perfect for the a bathroom with a large enough surface for it to sit on. Anna Spiro Design chose a colorful, print-mixing option for extra character.
Nicole Hollis Studio
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Flush Mount
Sconces and coordinating flush mounts will guarantee plenty of light and a consistent look. Opt for something simple and modern if your bathroom is crisp, clean, and formal like this space by Nicole Hollis Studio.
Robson Rak
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Low-Hanging Pendant
Fiona Lynch Studio opted for a rich shade of Kelly green for a bold, streamlined space. The lone low-hanging pendant light is slightly unexpected, yet it works perfectly in the modern and glam environment.
Studio DB
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Statement Sconce
Ditch the gigantic mirror for an artful sconce that doubles as decor instead. With chic Art Deco-inspired elements, this bathroom designed by Studio DB is also super functional, thanks to the towel hooks and racks.
Hecker Guthrie
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Track Lighting
Track lighting can be super cool, especially if you install them vertically on the wall instead of overhead. Sleek materials are the only adornment you need, as design firm Hecker Guthrie proves in this tribute to luxe and streamlined modernity.
Max Kim Bee
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Offset Sconces
Get creative with your lighting placement—it's okay if your sconces can't go on the wall directly above the sink. Instead, put them on the surrounding walls in a small space so you still get plenty of light and style without throwing the scale off (or hammering a little too close to a window).
Emily Henderson Design
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Natural
You can't always control how much natural light you get, but if you've got it, flaunt it. Emily Henderson Design did so by positioning the tub right by three large bay windows. It's the most flattering and peaceful light to bathe in. Just add curtains or blinds to create privacy when need be.
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