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i can answer all kinds of lighting questions but for stage lighting
i have 40 years in the business of architectural lighting design and am a Certified Lighting Designer
International Assoc of Lighting Designers, Illuminating Eng Society of North America
i have been an instructor of interior lighting at Arcadia University for about 16 years, I also gave a course for Drexel University, as weel as being a guest speaker at Various seminares for energy efficiency.
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It sounds like your running out of room. You didn't say whether you have more than enough room on that wall to put a sconce on each side of the mirror. I would hang two fixtures at eye height from the
I believe you could attach photos to this web site. But from what i see from this photo it does not appear to be Victorian.I am not sure of it's historical value but i wouldn't be able to tell via a photo
No it's not different you still have a hot and a neutral making a connection to two wires in a junction box in the ceiling. Just because you have three lights they should all be tied together to come out
yes you can use the recessed lights if you buy the kind that you could adjust the angle towards your face. You could hang one fixture over the med cabinets and stop it just above the door swing. but in
This is a hard one because you want to build this yourself. So what you will need is to go to an electrical supply company and ask them to show you what they have available for your project. They will

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