Finding the right lighting for your bath can be a challenge. Do you opt for delicate sconces to flank the mirror? Make a statement with a large lantern or chandelier? Or go for a simple ceiling flush mount? For those of you in the midst of a bathroom renovation (or just a slight refresh), we’ve compiled some illuminating inspiration from the AD archives and revealed the lighting sources used in each space. That way, whether you prefer Naomi Watts’s sleek New York apartment or Madeline Stuart’s Santa Barbara retreat , you can get the look at home.

In Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber’s sleek New York apartment, design firm Ashe + Leandro employed a gleaming McCarren Single Tier chandelier in natural brass by Ralph Lauren Home; $3,600. ralphlaurenhome.com

In Shirin Elghanayan’s grand London townhouse , designer Hubert Zandberg paired a frosted-glass chandelier found in the Paris flea market with crystal Torch sconces by Arik Levy for Baccarat (shown); $2,735 each. baccarat.com

RH Dillon sconces (shown) flank a Syrian mirror in a Marrakech riad designed by Ahmad Sardar-Afkhami; $159. rh.com

In a Shingle Style Hamptons house by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, designer Steven Gambrel sourced the sconces and the Strand polished nickel pendant light (shown) from Jamb Ltd. in London; $3,457. jamb.co.uk

In a California home designed by Miles Redd, simple polished-nickel Bryant sconces by Circa Lighting break up a large mirror; $200. circalighting.com

In a family-friendly Manhattan home , designer Michael S. Smith sourced a stunning steel-and-brass Snake lantern from Paul Marra for the bath; $5,200. paulmarradesign.com

Michael Anastassiades’s pendant Ball lights in black patinated steel add a graphic touch to a powder room in a Cape Cod home designed by Leroy Street Studio; $1,168. thefutureperfect.com

The master bath in Madeline Stuart’s Santa Barbara retreat is accented with brass Bryant sconces and the Marine flush mount (shown), all from Circa Lighting; $370. circalighting.com