Bathroom Light Fixtures & Fittings

Whatever your needs, you’re sure to find the perfect light for your bathroom in our fabulous range. Bathroom ceiling lights provide general illumination, while bathroom wall lights can be used to highlight specific areas in the room, create a little ambience and set the mood. Bathroom mirror lights are great for tasks such as shaving or cleaning your teeth in the morning.

Our bathroom light fixtures & fittings allow you to create a bathroom that is both stylish and functional. With so many different types of bathroom lights available at ValueLights, it’s easy to create the perfect lighting scheme.

IP ratings are going to come up a lot when looking for bathroom lights. You need a certain IP rating to know your bathroom lighting will be able to withstand the damp environment. If you’re not sure what that all means, we’ve got you. Have a look at our blog post on IP ratings to get clued in.

LED bulbs are great for bathroom lights as they emit very little heat. This is important as bathroom lights are often located close to mirrors, which can magnify heat and cause problems with condensation. So, if you're looking for bathroom lights that are safe and efficient, make sure they're IP rated.

Ambient: Accent bathroom lighting that gives you a bit of a glow. This is what will get you nice and relaxed whilst you’re soaking in the bath listening to your favourite album.

Task: Bright, focused lighting. Great for when you’re hard at work grooming or doing your makeup. The sort of activities you can’t do by candlelight.

General: Having a good foundation of lighting is important, no matter the room. General bathroom lighting is important for safety as much as anything else.

In many rooms, but especially bathrooms, lots of natural light is the ideal situation. But we don’t always get what we want. But don’t you worry, because we’re going to step in and do what the sun should be doing.

Make the switch to LED bulbs for brighter, more natural light. We have a whole bulb guide to take you through the process of mimicking sunlight with your bulb choices.

Adding bathroom lights throughout the room will help to minimise shadows while bringing a nice sense of depth to your lighting scheme.

Making the most of a small bathroom can feel tricky. The key is to not letting it feel too dark because you run the risk of it feeling dingy. Try fittings like flush fixtures, mirror lights, IP rated spotlights and downlighting to provide maximum illumination while saving on space.