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Which type of ceiling light will work best for my space?
Ceiling lights are crucial for consistent and comfortable lighting, brightening the room with overhead illumination. However, shoppers have multiple options when it comes to the types of ceiling lights, both in terms of appearance and installation.
Flush mount ceiling lights sit level with the ceiling, without any visible separation between the surface and the lighting fixture. These are often domed or circular lights and aren’t designed to catch the eye. Semi-flush mount ceiling lights provide slight separation between the light itself and the ceiling, connected by a stylish piece of hardware. Finally, ceiling chandeliers are statement pieces that hang at some distance from the ceiling and arrange lighting in a decorative or creative manner.
Semi-flush mount ceiling lights
What are the most popular styles of ceiling lights?
Ceiling lights (also known as ceiling lamps) are often minimalist and practical, with few aesthetic flourishes. However, decorative ceiling lights can complement a space’s particular style in subtle or striking ways. Many shoppers are drawn to modern ceiling lights, ranging from industrial-chic to futuristic. These can be great additions to workplaces or home offices, blending practicality with smart design sensibilities.
However, farmhouse ceiling lights might be a more suitable pick for homes with more traditional or rustic decor. These options often use wood and glass in charming ways, converting a functional ceiling light into a lamp with real character.
Which color of ceiling light should I buy?
Many customers are naturally inclined to buy white ceiling lights, which typically match the ceiling on which they’ll be installed. This can be a sensible choice, but other colors are also worth considering.
Black ceiling lights, for example, can often provide eye-pleasing contrast and match other dark elements in the room below. Brass and silver are also popular hues, picking up the shine of the light they provide in a classy way.