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We manufacture decorative ceiling lights to suit any location. Our mini pendants can act as glistening adornments to light up a foyer, while recessed LEDs can provide functional illumination and complement the decor. Some ideal locations for ceiling lights include:

Hotel and museum lobbies
Spa
Mudrooms, closets and utility areas
Living room
Kitchen island
Conference room
Dining room
Front Porch
Bedroom

How to Choose the Perfect Fixture for Your Space

Determining which ceiling light will fit your space require careful measuring. This is a vital step when choosing a ceiling-mounted light. You need to determine how effective the lighting will be and how it will appear in the space. Choosing a light that's much too big for a small room or vice versa will make the fixture and the light itself appear disproportionate. To figure out what size light will best suit your needs, use the following formulas.

Diameter

To determine the best diameter light for a ceiling, measure the length and width of the room in feet. You then have the perfect size for the ceiling light fixture in that room. For example, let's say you measure the length and width of the room and it is 12 feet by 16 feet.

12 + 16 = 28 feet
Swap the units: 28 feet is now 28 inches
28 inches is the ideal diameter for the light fixture

Height

Height may or may not be a factor in the light you choose. For instance, decorative flush mounts or recessed lights are not much of a concern because they do not protrude from the ceiling. If you're using a chandelier or pendant, you must consider the height of the fixture. To do this, measure the height of the room in feet.

12 x 2.5 to 3 = 30 to 36 feet
Swap the units: 30 to 36 inches
30 to 36 inches is the ideal height for a fixture in that room

Clearance

The room and placement of a fixture will be the main determiner of clearance. It's important to create enough clearance to avoid the risk of someone walking into the fixture. In more open rooms, such as living rooms, lobbies or bedrooms, a good rule of thumb is to keep the bottom of the ceiling fixture no less than 7 feet of clearance from the floor. If there are low ceilings, consider using recessed or flush mounts for better clearance. In baths, give ceiling fixtures about 8 feet of clearance. If the bathroom can't accommodate this measurement, consider a smaller fixture or flush-mounts.

Positioning

You will likely have determined the placement of a ceiling light before you figure out clearances, heights and diameters. If you plan to light a hotel lobby, the main decorative fixture might hang in the perfect center as a statement piece.

If you are considering a new light for a dining room, you'll want to place the light directly over the table. Spacing and positioning can be determined by the shape and size of the table, and the height of the ceiling.

For tables that are equidistantly measured, such as a square or circle, consider a single light directly in the center. Keep the fixture from extending over the table by about 1 foot, or 6 inches on each end.

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Indoor pendants

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Pendant chandelier

Linear pendants

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Indoor flush mounts

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Smart downrod fans

Smart flush mount fans

UV Smart Fans

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Track

Indoor LED Tape

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