NUVO Lighting 60-1266 Ballerina 4-Light 30in, Vanity with Champagne Linen Washed Glass

Bulbs are not included. You need four A19 lamps with a medium E26 base, rated up to 100W each on a 120V circuit. The fixture is an incandescent-technology housing, so standard A19 incandescent or any A19-shaped LED or CFL retrofit on an E26 base will seat. Buy a case if you are stocking a building, since there are four sockets per fixture.

It carries a damp location rating and is an indoor fixture, which covers a typical bathroom wall above a vanity where it sees steam but not direct spray. Damp rated is not wet rated, so do not mount it inside a shower enclosure or tub surround where water can hit it directly, and do not use it outdoors or on a covered porch. Safety listing is cULus, so it is accepted in both US and Canadian jurisdictions.

No. The Ballerina 60-1266 is not ADA compliant, and its 8.5 inch extension off the wall is the reason: ADA protrusion limits cap wall-mounted objects at 4 inches into the circulation path when mounted between 27 and 80 inches above the floor. For a public or common-area restroom in a commercial or multi-family building, specify an ADA compliant vanity or wall sconce instead. Over a private unit bathroom vanity, where the fixture sits above a counter rather than a path of travel, it is commonly used.

Yes. It is a wall-mounted fixture and can be installed shades up or shades down. Shades down throws more light onto the counter and reads a little softer in the mirror; shades up bounces light off the ceiling for general fill. The glass is a champagne linen washed finish, so either orientation diffuses rather than glares.

One finish combination: Mahogany Bronze with champagne glass. It is a traditional-style fixture in glass and steel, so it pairs with oil-rubbed and bronze-family faucets and cabinet pulls rather than chrome or brushed nickel. If you are standardizing a group of bathrooms, note there is no alternate finish on this model, so a bronze scheme is the one it fits.

RoHS compliant, yes. It also carries a California Proposition 65 warning for lead, which is standard on many metal-and-glass decorative fixtures and relates to the materials used in the body, not to operation. Institutional buyers in California should expect the Prop 65 label to ship with the carton.