The light looks great. I learned several things while installing it that I should share. First, the light uses high-intensity incandescent bulbs which get quite hot. As a result, it requires that the electrical cables coming to the fixture have insulation rated for 90 degrees Centigrade. That means double sheaths of fiberglass fabric. Typical US households have electrical cables with hard thermo-plastic insulation, usually called Romex, which is only rated for 70 degrees Centigrade. Additionally, the unit is fairly heavy and should be attached to studs in the wall. The first part of the fixture is attached to the wall, and then the wiring is completed while the second part of the fixture, with most of the weight has to be supported. This needs a second person, or something like a tower to support the weight while completing the wiring. After all that is done, the light looks great. Just be mindful of what is required.

I purchased a vanity light for over the bathroom sink after a complete bathroom remodel. The light was received quickly and the installation was a breeze. I would recommend Lighting Universe for any lighting needs.