Hallway Lighting

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We have many ways to illuminate your hallway with our beautiful lights. We think the best way to light the room is to install fittings that provide adequate illumination as well as complement the style of your home decor. When considering your lighting, it's important to remember some broad principles that apply to all rooms. Ceiling Height: We have a guide on how to choose the perfect ceiling light that gives useful advice on choosing the correct size of ceiling light. Layer your lighting: Consider adding multiple light sources in your hallway, such as wall sconces or table lamps , to create a layered lighting effect that can add depth and visual interest. Lighting Shadows Make sure that your hallway lighting doesn't cast harsh shadows or create glare that can be uncomfortable or distracting. Choose fixtures that direct light downwards or away from the walls, and avoid placing them directly in the line of sight. Types of Hallway Lighting. Flush Mount Ceiling Lights: Flush mount ceiling fixtures are a popular option for hallways as they provide ample lighting without taking up much space. They come in a variety of styles and can be fitted with money-saving LED bulbs. We think the Fargo Flush looks fantastic as a hallway light and is available with matching wall lights. If you are looking for something a little more contemporary, the Oscar 6 Light by Endon Lighting provides a wonderful focal point. Either Flush or Pendants provide excellent ceili ng lights for hallways. Wall sconces: Wall sconces are another great option for hallways, particularly if you have limited ceiling space or want to create a softer, more ambient lighting effect. They can be mounted at eye level and come in a range of styles to suit different design preferences. The Fargo Tiffany Wall Light is stylish and bright sconce that is easy to coordinate and adds stylish Art Deco sophistication to your home. Pendant Lights: Pendant lights can be used to add a decorative touch to a hallway while also p