I put up with bare bulbs in the bathroom for way too long. The jute shade is a big transformation. Wife loves it too.
I hated my globe lights in our powder room, but did not want to remove the fixture because of wallpaper. This is a good solution. VERY easy installation (5 minutes!)
Just a few quick comments.
1.Because of the light fixture placement close to the mirror, I could not put the Light Wrap down as low as I would have liked. I can barely see the globe lights under the wrap, but I am short!
2. If you need bright lighting, know that this wrap significantly dims the light. Great for a powder room, but not for a bathroom where you are plucking eyebrows! Hope this helps!
I really had to work hard to make this shade fit with my bathroom mirror setup. I didn't give up and am now satisfied with how it came out. But you need to think carefully about your mirror. Mine does not have anything magnetic that the lightwrap holders, which are magnetic, can stick too. I also have a cabinet door that opens right under the lights and there wasn't enough clearance for the door to open. Pushing the shade up to clear the doors would hit the lights and I was afraid the shade would burn. I had to buy two more sets of 4 lights. First, smaller round ones, then flat dimmable LED's. I also tried 2 sided STRONG tape and three matching magnets for each wrap holder to stick to - which didn't work - it came off with the tape and slid down with the magnets. Finally I crazy glued 2 strong oblong magnets on my mirror with the flat lights and was able to position the wrap in such a way that it cleared the opening door and didn't hit the lights. In sum, all of the alternatives I had to buy cost more than the shade itself and I had to try numerous ways to make it work. But ultimately it did work and I am basically happy with the result.
