We like the looks of this sconce in our master bath, but it doesn't put out very much light.
One of the bulb covers broke during installation and it cost $63 to replace- OUCH!
We will likely replace them in the future.

I really like the look of this light, and the design works wonderfully in our basement bathroom which has low ceilings. We found the amount of light from it to be fine, but we have two of them side by side over a double vanity.

The problem with this light is the assembly & installation. In 20 years of being picky about my lighting and replacing every light fixture I had the option to change (college dorm rooms and apartments included as well as two houses!), I have never had so much of a pain in the neck to install. It didn't come with screws to mount to the electrical box, and attaching the visible part of the base to the retaining ring that screws to the electrical box was nearly impossible because the set screw is centered behind the glass. You would need a screw driver that is over 12 inches long to reach the screw in a straight line, and there is not enough room for more than 1 finger to hold the screw and screwdriver steady. Also, if it is mounted close to a wall, the glass MUST be installed before placing the fixture on the mounting plate, because the covers slide on from the ends. I doubt I would install this fixture again.