NUVO Lighting 60-1269 Empire 1-Light 7in, Vanity with Champagne Linen Washed Glass

The Empire 60-1269 takes one medium E26 base bulb in an A19 shape, rated up to 100W, and no bulb ships with the fixture. Order lamps separately. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you install, so if you want it on a dimmer, pick a dimmable A19.

It is rated for damp locations indoors, so above a bathroom vanity or sink is fine. It is not a wet-location fixture, so keep it out of a shower enclosure or any spot taking direct water spray, and do not use it outdoors.

No. The Empire 60-1269 is not ADA compliant, and it projects 9 inches off the wall, which is well past the 4 inch limit for protruding objects in a circulation path. For an accessible restroom or hallway spec, choose an ADA-rated wall sconce instead. Over a vanity cabinet, where it is not in the path of travel, the 9 inch extension is usually a non-issue.

Yes. It is a wall-mounted single-light fixture listed for up or down orientation, so you can run the champagne linen washed glass shade facing up for softer ambient light or down to put light on the sink. Decide before you mount, since the canopy position on the wall sets the throw.

It is cULus safety listed and wired for 120V line voltage, which covers standard US and Canadian residential and light commercial branch circuits. No driver or transformer is involved, it is a straight incandescent socket fixture.

Yes. The fixture is built around a medium E26 socket sized for an A19 lamp at up to 100W, so any A19-form LED or CFL with an E26 base drops in and will draw far less than the 100W ceiling. Because the fixture adds no dimming electronics of its own, dimmer performance is whatever the LED lamp supports.

One combination: Mahogany Bronze metal with a single champagne linen washed glass shade. The body is steel, and the styling is transitional, so it reads neither strictly traditional nor modern. There is one glass and one shade per fixture, which makes it straightforward to match across a run of units in a multi-family or hospitality refresh.

Yes. Lead is identified as a Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, so a warning applies for California sales. The fixture is also RoHS compliant, which matters to specifiers tracking restricted substances on institutional projects.

No. There is no CCT selector on it. Light color comes entirely from the bulb you choose, since the socket is a standard medium E26 and no lamp is supplied. If you are standardizing color across a building, specify the lamp, not the fixture.