NUVO Lighting 60-4082 Bento, 2 Light, Vanity Fixture with Satin White Glass

The Bento 2-light vanity is rated for damp locations and indoor use only, so it is fine on a bathroom wall above a vanity or mirror where it catches humidity and splash. It is not a wet-location fixture, so keep it out of a direct shower spray or tub enclosure zone, and do not use it outdoors or in an unroofed exterior spot.

Bulbs are not included. You need two A19 lamps with a medium E26 screw base, rated up to 100W each on 120V. Any standard LED or CFL A19 in an E26 base will work as long as you stay at or below the 100W fixture rating. Stock them by the case if you are doing multiple units.

Plan for 14.25 inches of width and 9.25 inches of height, with a 7 inch extension off the wall. The 7 inch projection is worth checking in a tight powder room or where the fixture sits beside a swinging door or a medicine cabinet. Each of the two satin white shades measures 5.38 x 5.38 x 6.13 inches. Fixture weight is 6.67 lbs, which a standard wall box with a fixture strap will carry.

No. The Bento is not ADA compliant, and with a 7 inch extension off the wall it exceeds the 4 inch protrusion limit that applies to objects mounted between 27 and 80 inches above the floor in accessible routes. For ADA-governed corridors or accessible restrooms in healthcare, education, or government work, specify an ADA-listed wall sconce instead.

Dimming on the Bento is lamp dependent. The fixture has no onboard driver or electronics, so whether it dims comes down to the two A19 E26 lamps you put in it. Use dimmable LED A19s matched to the dimmer, or standard incandescent A19s, and the fixture will dim. Non-dimmable LEDs will buzz or flicker regardless of the switch.

Yes. The Bento is a wall-mounted vanity fixture designed to be installed either up or down, so you can aim the two satin white glass shades toward the ceiling for softer bounced light or down over the mirror for task light at the sink. Decide before you set the canopy orientation.

Polished chrome is the only finish offered on the 60-4082, paired with satin white glass shades. It reads as a bright mirror chrome, so it lines up with polished chrome faucets, towel bars, and shower trim rather than brushed nickel or satin chrome, which are duller and warmer by comparison. If your units are standardized on brushed nickel, this is not the fixture to match them.

The Bento carries a cULus safety listing, which covers both US and Canadian installations, and the fixture is RoHS compliant. It runs on 120V line voltage. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters if you are specifying into a California project with Prop 65 labeling requirements.

Construction is glass and steel: a steel body and canopy in polished chrome with two satin white glass shades. Steel bodies hold up to repeated cleaning and handling in multi-family turns better than plastic or resin trim. The glass shades are the breakable part, so order the fixture whole rather than counting on loose shade replacements.