Hardware House 54-4734 Two Light Flush Mount, Classic Bronze Finish with Clear Cut Glass

I bought several of these lights to replace ugly brass base builder lights. They are so nice for the price, and look way more expensive than they are. They let a great amount of light through. The only thing I would note is you can see the light bulb a little more than what the picture looks like- not a big deal, but not quite as opaque I guess than it looks. I love these lights, so glad I bought them. If you're on the fence, go for it!

Nice and bright with the 2 bulbs and clear shade. I like the retro look. It easily illuminates what used to be a dark stairway. I can't say I see any pretty shade- light patterns on the ceiling that others have described. I usually find installation of lights and fans fairly easy but I will probably have my electrician double check this.UPDATE my electrician tightened it up without too much issue. It is very pretty and bright

Very attractive fixture, easy to install. With 2 60-watt equivalent bulbs it gives very bright light to room. I'm thinking of downsizing to 2 40-watt equivalents! Very happy; installing more in other rooms.

I love these and the pattern they leave on the ceiling with the life is really pretty at night. They very vintage like and go perfectly in our hallway and the light in our closet. I didn't like the somewhat oil rubbed bronze finish so I used a flat black paint and it turned out perfect. My husband installed a dimmable light switch so we use dimmable LED lights in them and it works great

I wanted a light with old world charm and this is perfect. The only downside is the screws that hold the glass are in a tiny space that makes it difficult to change the bulbs.

Good fixture, easy installation.

Love this so much! It’s perfect for the 108 year old cottage we are remodeling. I have it in the storeroom with all the pantry goods. It’s bright and looks beautiful.

I agree with all the previous commenters that the light shows the fixture in an unattractive way. I ended up using frosted glass spray paint and it definitely hid the fixture nicely