Bathroom Lighting

Discover our carefully curated selection of bathroom wall lights, ceiling fittings, and recessed options. This bathroom lighting collection is designed to meet both the technical requirements and design considerations of wet and dry zones. With fixtures rated IP65 for showers and wet areas and IP44 for general bathroom use, the collection provides solutions for a wide range of residential and commercial applications, from minimal architectural designs to sculptural statement pieces. Each light is crafted for long-lasting use in humid conditions. Explore Powder Room Lighting for areas with minimal moisture, such as second toilets, powder or handwash rooms

Visit our Guide to Bathroom Lighting to learn more about IP ratings and bathroom zones.

Bathroom Wall Lights

Bathroom Pendants

Bathroom Ceiling Lights

Ceramic wall light styled in a modern coastal bathroom

Ceramic wall lights styled in a modern coastal bathroom

Ceramic Cylindrical Wall Light | Terra 1

From $900.00 NZD

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Wall-mounted light fixture with a brass finish on a white background

Opal Glass Indoor & Outdoor Wall Light

From $251.00 NZD

Slim Contemporary Aluminium Wall Light

From $1,604.00 NZD

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Handmade glass wall sconce on a white wall with a garden in the background

Handmade glass wall sconce on a white wall with a garden in the background light on

Gem Wall Light

$620.00 NZD

Dusked Eos porcelain up and down wall sconce above bathroom vanity

Various sizes of cream ceramic wall sconce with up and down lighting

Dusked Eos Wall Light

From $1,110.00 NZD

A hand holding a slim, vertical wall light in a living room

Art Deco Bathroom Wall Light

$456.00 NZD

Timber wall sconce styled in a contemporary bathroom

Decorative vase with branches on a marble pedestal against a textured wall with a light fixture.

Handmade Timber Wall Sconce | Selene

From $1,161.00 NZD

Beige ceramic light on a textured beige surface with shadow

Fossil Coral Dome Flush Wall Sconce

From $1,110.00 NZD

Modern ceiling light fixture on a white background | Lighting Collective

Modern Round Glass Ceiling Light

$516.00 NZD

Elegant Elongated Glass Wall Light

From $1,077.00 NZD

Clear glass wall light on a dark grey door

Grey tiled wall with a sink and gold faucet, glass wall light

Hand-blown Glass Sol Wall Light

$2,089.00 NZD

Coral Trio Asymmetrical Pendant Light | 180°

From $4,177.00 NZD

Bathroom Orb Wall Light | Assorted Finish

From $627.00 NZD

Ribbed Glass Framed Orb Wall Light

$442.00 NZD

Modern Bathroom Ceiling Light

From $438.00 NZD

Glossy White Orb Single Wall Light

$665.00 NZD

A warm coral wall sconce mounted on a textured beige plaster wall

Fossil Coral Tube Wall Sconce

From $940.00 NZD

Minimalist sphere Pendant on beige backgorund

Spherical pendant light hanging against a neutral wall

Minimalist Solid Rod Orb Pendant

From $908.00 NZD

Reeded Glass Wall Light

From $2,283.00 NZD

Wall-mounted light fixture with glass shade and gold finish on a beige background

Cast Glass Wall Sconce | Aurelia

$2,200.00 NZD

Two Architectural Orb Wall Lights | Side View

Architectural Orb Wall Sconce

From $331.00 NZD

Bathroom interior with a wall-mounted light fixture and marble countertop.

Modern bathroom with grey tiles, a mirror, and a light fixture.

Organic Hand-blown Free Form Wall Light

$2,089.00 NZD

Exterior Thick Textured Glass Wall Light

From $417.00 NZD

Cylindrical Glass Wall Light

$759.00 NZD

Hexacorallia brass wall sconce hanging on tiled column in a bedroom with light on

Coral shaped brass wall light on white wall light off

Sand Cast Metal Wall Sconce | Hexacorallia

From $2,480.00 NZD

Minimalistic Short Round Ceiling Light

From $339.00 NZD

Sculptural Glass Orb Wall Light

From $428.00 NZD

Frosted Glass Disc Wall Light LC Bathroom Lighting

Frosted Glass Disc Wall Light | Assorted Finishes

From $286.00 NZD

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Asymmetrical Coral Duo Rod Wall Light-Lighting Collective

Modern bathroom with freestanding bathtub near a large window and Cylindrical Linear Bathroom Reeded Glass Wall Lights

Lighting Your Bathroom: A Complete Guide to Bathroom Lights

This comprehensive guide by Lighting Collective details how to successfully light your bathroom by balancing practicality, safety, and style. Because bathrooms are highly exposed to moisture, early planning and an understanding of electrical regulations are essential for a successful fit-out.

Here are the key takeaways for planning your bathroom lighting:

Layer Your Lighting: For a functional yet relaxing space, combine general lighting (like LED downlights) with task lighting (like well-placed vanity lights to remove shadows). Adding LED strips behind mirrors or under cabinets adds a modern, ambient glow.
Include Dimmers: Installing dimmers gives you complete control over the atmosphere, allowing you to transition from bright, practical task lighting during the day to a soft, spa-like glow in the evening.
Understand IP Ratings and Zones: Bathroom spaces are divided into electrical zones based on water exposure. Inside showers or baths (Zone 0) require a minimum of IP67. Above the shower/bath (Zone 1) requires IPX4 (though IPX5 is recommended), and perimeter zones (Zone 2) need IPX4. Even outside these zones, IP44+ is recommended due to humidity.
Prioritise Ventilation and Materials: Proper airflow from exhaust fans prevents mould and corrosion. Avoid materials that degrade in moisture, such as raw ceramic, plaster, leather, or rattan. Ensure your fixtures are made from durable, moisture-resistant materials to ensure longevity.

Always consult your builder and a certified electrician early in the planning process to ensure plumbing, cabinetry, and power are properly placed.

Read the Full Bathroom Lighting Guide

Frequent Questions about Bathroom Lighting

Great bathroom lighting relies on layering multiple light types. You should combine general bathroom lighting (typically LED downlights that evenly illuminate the entire space) with task lighting around the vanity for grooming activities. Bathroom wall lights are ideal for mirror areas, as positioning them at eye level on either side prevents unflattering shadows.

IP (Ingress Protection) ratings are mandatory for bathroom lighting in Australia, and the required rating depends on which zone your fixture is in. Zone 0 (inside the bath or shower) requires a minimum IP67 rating, while Zone 1 (above the bath or shower up to 2.25m) and Zone 2 (the perimeter zone) require at least IPx4 — though IPx5 is recommended. Always check the product specifications before purchasing any bathroom lights to ensure compliance with Australian safety standards.

For the most flattering and functional result, bathroom wall lights should be positioned at eye level on either side of the mirror. This placement ensures even light distribution across your face, eliminating the shadows that downlights positioned behind you can cause. Avoid placing your primary task lighting overhead or directly behind you, as this creates unflattering shadows — particularly problematic when applying makeup or shaving.

Yes — dimmers are highly recommended for bathroom lighting. They give you full control over the atmosphere, allowing you to switch between bright, practical task lighting during the day and a soft, spa-like ambience in the evening. Just ensure any dimmer switches you choose are compatible with your specific LED fittings and comply with Australian electrical regulations.

Bathroom lighting should be planned as early as possible — ideally before your builder begins the fitout. Australia's strict electrical zoning regulations mean that features like bathroom wall lights, pendant fixtures, or LED strip lighting can be very difficult (and costly) to add after cabinetry, plumbing, and power points are already in place. It's strongly recommended to consult a certified electrician early in the process to ensure your lighting plan is safe, compliant, and seamlessly integrated into your bathroom design.