NUVO Lighting 60-5378 Ballerina, 1-Light, Wall Sconce, Old Bronze with Alabaster Glass

Yes. The Ballerina 60-5378 carries a Damp location rating and is an indoor fixture, so it handles bathroom humidity over a vanity or mirror. It is not rated for wet locations like an open shower or exterior use. At 15.88 inches wide it sits as a horizontal bar, which is the usual way this style goes in above a mirror.

No bulb is supplied. You need one A19 lamp with a medium E26 base, 60W maximum, on 120V. Any standard A19 LED or incandescent with an E26 screw base will work as long as you stay at or under 60 watts equivalent draw.

No. The Ballerina 60-5378 is not ADA compliant, and its 7.88 inch extension from the wall is the reason it fails in a circulation path. ADA limits protrusion from a wall to 4 inches for objects mounted between 27 and 80 inches above the floor. Use it in a bathroom, bedroom, or over a vanity where it is not in a corridor or egress path, and specify an ADA sconce for hallways.

It measures 15.88 inches wide by 7 inches high and projects 7.88 inches off the wall. That projection is worth checking against a mirror or medicine cabinet door swing, and against anything passing close to the wall. It weighs 2.96 lbs, so a standard wall box mounting strap carries it with no blocking required.

Dimming on the 60-5378 is lamp dependent. The fixture itself has no driver or integrated LED, it is a straight incandescent-technology socket on 120V, so whether it dims comes down to the A19 bulb you put in it. A standard incandescent A19 dims on any common wall dimmer; if you go LED, pick a dimmable A19 and match it to the dimmer type.

The 60-5378 is cULus listed, which covers both US and Canadian requirements, and it is RoHS compliant. That satisfies the listed-luminaire requirement inspectors look for on multi-family and light commercial interior work. One caution for spec files: it carries a California Prop 65 lead notice.

You can. The 60-5378 is an incandescent-technology fixture with an open E26 medium socket and no integrated LED or driver, so any A19 LED with an E26 base drops straight in. Stay within the 60W rating, which every A19 LED does easily. There is no CCT selectable switch on the fixture, so color temperature is whatever the bulb you choose gives you, which makes standardizing color across a building a matter of lamp purchasing, not fixture purchasing.

Old Bronze is the only finish offered on the 60-5378, paired with alabaster glass. The body is steel rather than a cast resin or pot metal, which holds up better in rental turns and hospitality rooms where fixtures get knocked. The look is traditional, so it matches existing bronze bath and hall hardware in older buildings.