It often surprises homeowners when they realize how many options, they have for their bathroom lighting design. Since our team can install any type of light fixture for you, the sky (or ceiling) is the limit. We can also add light switches, light dimmers, and other features that give you maximum control over the lighting within your bathroom. Some of the types of lighting features we can install include:

• Ceiling Fixtures – Make your bathroom look bigger and brighter with ceiling fixtures. Ceiling fixtures come in many different designs, from ornate domes to recessed canned lighting.
• Mirror and Vanity Lighting – Increasing visibility around your mirror and vanity makes grooming and getting ready in the morning much easier. At the same time, you get the added benefit of making your bathroom appear bigger by brightening your mirror.
• Cabinet Lighting – Installing lighting on hanging cabinets will help illuminate your countertop. We also install lighting underneath standing cabinets, which gently lights your path when you need to find your way through your bathroom at night.
• Bathtub Lighting – Nothing creates a relaxing atmosphere like mood lighting around your bathtub. For added convenience, many homeowners choose to install dimmer switches near their bathtubs.
• Shower Lighting – Shower curtains and doors can block out much of the light from the fixtures in your bathroom. Installing a dedicated shower light will increase your visibility in your shower, making it easier and safer to shower.
• Toilet Lighting – Many bathrooms have a wall or partition which separates the toilet from the rest of the bathroom. This can make it dark and dim in that section of the room. So, many homeowners choose to install overhead lighting with a nearby switch, making it easier to see in that area of the room.
• Canned Lighting – Installing canned lights in your ceiling takes up less space, which is especially useful if you have low ceilings. More importantly, canned lighting is very effective at focusing light on specific locations.
• Indirect Lighting – Indirect lighting eliminates the harsh eyestrain many people experience when they turn their bathroom light on in the morning or middle of the night.
• Accent Lighting – Accent lighting and track lighting highlight specific features of your bathroom. Whether you want to draw attention to a piece of artwork or direct focus toward a design feature, accent lighting is the best tool for the job.