Visit bathroom light fittings are reinventing the way we experience this everyday space. More than just lighting, they sculpt atmosphere, sublimate materials and transform every gesture into a moment of pleasure.
Discover all the ways to brighten up this wellness area the wall lights to get the day off to a good start illuminated mirrors that combine beauty and functionality, to poetic poetic hanging lamps that invite you to relax.
Soft light or sculptural brilliance, make way for inspired design that makes the bathroom shine at its best.
To wake up on the right foot, there’s nothing like well-thought-out lighting!
The bathroom sconces offer precise, warm lighting, ideal for use near the mirror or as a duo around the washbasin. They highlight volumes, emphasize materials and contribute to the overall ambiance. Graphic, minimalist or retro, they adapt to all styles and can be combined with a ceiling light for optimum visual comfort.
Our favorite of the moment : the Pyl by Petite Friture . A real gem at tubular design it isinspirede from urban landmarks. Each enda puck glass puck, diffuses a soft light that designe a delicate halo on the walls.
In horizontal or vertical version, Pyl sublimates walls and ceilings alike. A creation by Marie & Alexandretechnical and poetic, that illuminates everyday life (and your bathroom bathroom!) with character and precision.
To give yourself a makeover, nothing beats the charm of illuminated mirrors !
Compact and ingenious, they combine in a single piece the brilliance of a luminaire and the aesthetics of a mirror. Their integrated light diffuses a soft, even halo, perfect for applying make-up or shaving. They optimize space while adding a contemporary, designer touch to the bathroom. Between functionality and elegance, the light mirror illuminates your daily beauty routine.
To take your time, there’s nothing like light that invites you to relax.
The suspensions transform the bathroom into a poetic cocoon. Suspended over the bath or in a corner of the room, they catch the eye and create a soothing atmosphere. In blown glass, brass or sculptural design, they play with volumes and add a bold decorative dimension. Lighting becomes a gesture of style, a luminous interlude in everyday life.
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A true star of the bathroom, the mirror captures light and magnifies every reflection. Graphic, backlit or adorned with refined details, they are the stars of everyday life. More than a simple accessory, it asserts the bathroom’s style and transforms every gesture into a moment of pure pleasure.
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Small details, big effect! Bathroom accessories add the finishing touch to any décor. Elegant baskets, designer soap dishes and glass boxes enhance your daily routine. Both practical and attractive, they make every gesture easier from morning to night.
Light fixtures are placed at three key levels: around the mirror, on the ceiling and near water areas. Around the mirror, install sconces at face level for frontal, shadow-free lighting, ideal for getting ready in the morning. On the ceiling, a ceiling light or suspension lamp provides even overall lighting. In the shower or near the bath, use waterproof recessed spotlights. Multiply the light sources to modulate the atmosphere according to the time of day: invigorating in the morning, muted in the evening. This is the key to a functional, elegant and harmonious bathroom.
To create a warm ambience, opt for soft, enveloping light. Forget cold shades: opt for
It’s important to choose a protection rating suited to the proximity of water. Near the shower or bathtub, choose an IP65, totally splash-proof. Above the washbasin or on walls exposed to humidity, an IP44 ensures optimum safety. In areas far from water, an IP20 is sufficient for decorative fixtures. This often overlooked rating is essential: it guarantees the longevity of your lamps and their compliance with electrical standards. The good news is that safety and design go hand in hand – many waterproof models today offer contemporary, elegant lines, perfect for lighting and decorating your bathroom.
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