NUVO Lighting 60-4582 Soho, 2 Light, Vanity Fixture with Satin White Glass

Bulbs aren't included. You'll need two A19 lamps with a medium E26 base, rated up to 100W each on 120V. Buy them separately when you order the fixture, or the job stalls at install.

The Soho 60-4582 carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, cULus safety listed. Damp covers a typical bathroom ceiling or vanity wall where it sees humidity and steam. It is not wet rated, so don't mount it inside a shower or tub enclosure where it can take direct water, and don't use it outdoors on an open porch.

No. With an 8 inch projection from the wall it is not an ADA compliant fixture. If you're specifying for a public restroom or a corridor in a healthcare, education, or government facility where protruding objects are regulated, you need an ADA-rated wall sconce instead, typically one with a 4 inch or shallower projection.

Dimming is lamp dependent. The fixture itself has no driver or electronics, it's a straight incandescent-technology socket fixture, so whether it dims comes down to the A19 lamps you put in it and the dimmer on the wall. Standard incandescent A19s dim fine; if you're putting LED A19 retrofits in, pick ones marked dimmable and matched to your dimmer.

Yes, it mounts either way. The Soho is a wall-mounted fixture in NUVO's up-or-down wall category, so you can install the satin white glass pointing up for softer reflected light or down over the mirror for more light at the sink. Decide before you set the canopy orientation.

Polished chrome is the only finish for the 60-4582. It pairs with polished chrome faucets and trim rather than brushed nickel, which reads warmer and duller side by side. Body is glass and metal construction with satin white glass shades, in a contemporary style.

The fixture weighs 7.31 lbs. That is well inside the load a standard metal wall-mounted outlet box will support for a luminaire, so no special bracing is needed on a normally secured box. Hardware mounts to the box at the wall.

No, there's no CCT selector. It's a socketed incandescent-technology fixture with two E26 medium bases, so color temperature is entirely determined by the A19 lamps you install. For a multi-family or hotel retrofit where you want every bathroom at one color, standardize the lamp, not the fixture.