RBW Pastille 3 Vanity - Faceted

The RBW Pastille 3 Vanity arranges three of those clean opal glass discs in a linear format that's specifically designed for bathroom mirror lighting - finally, vanity lighting that doesn't look like it belongs in a hotel from 1987. The three discs spread light evenly across your mirror without creating those harsh shadows that make morning routines more difficult than they need to be. What's refreshing about this approach is how it maintains that minimalist aesthetic while actually solving the practical problems most vanity lighting ignores - you get good coverage, even illumination, and something that looks intentional rather than just functional. The spacing works well with standard mirror widths, and the clean disc design doesn't compete with your other bathroom fixtures or require you to redesign around bulky traditional vanity bars.

With 1273 lumens total and 90 CRI, you're getting the kind of light quality that makes colors look accurate - crucial when you're trying to match makeup or see how things actually look rather than how they appear under poor lighting. The 21.5W consumption across three discs is efficient for the amount of useful light you get, and the 50,000-hour lifespan means you'll probably renovate before needing to think about replacement. The damp location rating handles bathroom humidity without problems, which rules out a lot of interesting lighting options that just can't deal with steam and moisture over time. ADA compliance keeps it accessible for different users, and the custom hand painting options could be useful for creating subtle wayfinding cues or personalization in shared bathrooms.

RBW gets that vanity lighting is one of those applications where function really matters - bad lighting makes daily routines frustrating - but that doesn't mean you have to settle for ugly fixtures. Their approach maintains the essential simplicity of the individual discs while optimizing the arrangement for mirror use specifically. The brand focuses on solving real problems rather than just creating variations for the sake of having more options, which is why this works so much better than generic vanity bars that prioritize convenience over actual lighting quality or aesthetic integration with modern bathroom design.