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Brush with Greatness

For both kitchens and baths, the most popular plumbing hardware continues to be brushed or satin nickel, and lighting manufacturers raise the bar with perfect matches.
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image/jpeg iconThe Dover linear bath bar from LBL Lighting has the perfect balance of glass and metal and can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. Available in bronze, polished chrome or satin nickel (shown). www.lbllighting.com [1]
image/jpeg iconThe Bleeker Street Collection from Murray Feiss features a brushed steel finish with opal etched glass. Available in a one-, two-, three- or four-light fixture. www.feiss.com [2]
image/jpeg iconThis vanity light from ELK Lighting’s Bryant Collection features a classic design in a satin nickel finish with white glass shades. The collection includes a one-, two-, three- and four-light vanity. www.elklighting.com [3]
image/jpeg iconHinkley Lighting’s popular Daphne fixture features pocket style bubble art glass set against a sleek raceway backplate in a brushed nickel finish with etched bottom lenses to conceal the bulb. Available in a one-, two-, three-, four- and five-light fixture. www.hinkleylighting.com [4]
image/jpeg iconThe new Vetreo LED Vanity Light from Quoizel gives customers the option of inserting their own tile into the framed panel, thereby creating a seamless transition between the vanity light and the rest of the bathroom. The Vetreo vanities also feature an LED strip behind the framed panel that acts as both a decorative backlight for the glass tiles and as a functional night-light when the main fixture is switched off. www.quoizel.com [5]
image/jpeg iconThe Garland sconce from Hudson Valley Lighting has a slightly scored glass shade to give just a hint of decoration without taking away from the pure and simple design. Available in one- to five-arm sconces. www.hudsonvalleylighting.com [6]
image/jpeg iconProgress Lighting's Alexa three-light wall bracket has a transitional design style that is softened by patterned etched glass with a clear top strip. www.progresslighting.com [7]
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