Ceiling Lights

The Metal Pendant Light ships with a 1.5 m adjustable cord, so the drop is set at install and can be shortened. The Ribbed Glass Pendant Light listing does not state a cord or rod length, so confirm the suspension you need before ordering.

The Wood Flush Mount Ceiling Light in the Slim profile, which sits 1.9 in (4.8 cm) below the ceiling. The Tall profile of the same fixture is 4.7 in (12 cm) deep. Both share a 9.1 in (23 cm) diameter.

The Modern Ceiling Light, Adjustable Ball LED Hallway Fixture lists an overall height of 9.4 in (24 cm) on a 4.7 in (12 cm) canopy. It is a surface mounted format rather than a cord-hung pendant.

A common convention is to keep about 7 ft (213 cm) of headroom in a walkway, leaving roughly 12 in (30 cm) of drop under an 8 ft ceiling. The Metal Pendant cord would need shortening. The glass pendant lists no length.

A widely used range is 30 to 36 in (76 to 91 cm) from the tabletop to the bottom of the shade. The Metal Pendant Light's 1.5 m cord can be shortened to that height at install by your electrician.

The listing gives an 8.7 in (22 cm) diameter and describes a low profile round body, but it does not state a projection or depth measurement. If your clearance is tight, treat the depth as unknown and ask us before ordering.

Both flush mounts sit against the ceiling: the travertine and wood fixture at 8.7 in (22 cm) diameter, and the Wood Flush Mount at 9.1 in (23 cm), whose Slim profile is only 1.9 in (4.8 cm) deep.

The metal pendant lists a 1.5 m adjustable cord, so the drop is set at installation rather than fixed. The ribbed glass pendant does not publish a cord length, so ask before planning a specific hanging height with it.

Yes, that is the whole reason both exist. One design in four combinations, Walnut or Natural in Slim or Tall, so you pick the profile that suits how much ceiling you can give up.

Work back from the counter rather than from the ceiling. With a 1.5 m adjustable cord you have room to set the shade well above head height; the usual target is the shade bottom around 30 to 36 in above the surface.

It is described as an adjustable ball shade on a compact ceiling body, so the shade direction moves rather than the fixture height. It is chosen for rooms where a pendant would not clear the space.

The travertine fixture has an 8.7 in body and no hanging drop, so it clears door swings that a pendant would not. Check the fixture depth against the space between your ceiling and the top of the door frame.

Neither pendant listing states a sloped ceiling or angled canopy adapter. Cord-hung fixtures often work on a pitch when the canopy can sit flat against the surface, so have an electrician confirm the mounting arrangement before you order.

No listing in this collection mentions a sloped or angled canopy adapter, and none states the canopy tilt it can accommodate. If your ceiling is pitched, ask an electrician whether a separate adapter is needed for your box.

A flush mount is made to sit against a flat surface, and neither wood flush mount states an angled mounting option. On a vault the trim can gap along one edge, so a cord-hung fixture is usually the safer choice.

The Metal Pendant Light is the only fixture with a stated adjustable length, a 1.5 m cord, so it gives the most scope to bring light down from a high vault. Confirm the canopy suits your ceiling angle first.

The Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight lists a 360 degree rotatable base and a 90 degree folding head, so the beam can be redirected after mounting. The listing does not state whether the base itself mounts to a pitched surface.

It does, because the fixture aims perpendicular to the ceiling rather than straight down. That is why an adjustable spotlight, which rotates 360 degrees on its base, handles a slope better than a fixed flush mount.

Usually yes. A pendant on a cord hangs vertically regardless of the ceiling angle but needs a suitable fixing; a surface-mounted spotlight sits against the slope and is aimed afterwards, which is the simpler fix.

Gravity keeps the cord vertical; what tilts is the canopy against the ceiling. Sloped-ceiling adapters exist for that, and none is listed with these fixtures, so ask your electrician what the slope needs.

That is what a rotatable surface-mounted spotlight is for. The listing describes aiming the beam toward sofas, counters, wardrobes or artwork, and a sloping wall is the same problem: a defined target rather than general light.

Two of them. The Flush Mount Ceiling Light in travertine and wood at 8.7 in (22 cm) diameter, and the Wood Flush Mount Ceiling Light at 9.1 in (23 cm) in Slim or Tall profile. Both sit directly against the ceiling.

No listing here is described as semi-flush. The nearest is the Modern Ceiling Light with an adjustable ball shade, listed at 9.4 in (24 cm) overall height on a surface mounted canopy rather than a rod or chain.

Two. The Ribbed Glass Pendant Light comes in 5.9 in (15 cm) or 7.9 in (20 cm) shade diameters in four tinted glass colours. The Metal Pendant Light comes in 9.8 in (25 cm) or 11.8 in (30 cm) with an E27 socket.

A pendant brings light closer to the work surface, and the Metal Pendant Light is described for islands, counters and dining tables with a cord you can adjust for grouping. A flush mount spreads light across the room instead.

The Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight lists a 24 degree beam and a folding head, so it aims a narrow pool onto the chair. A pendant spreads wider and hangs into the room, which can sit in your sight line.

The Surface Mounted LED Downlight has a wood trim ring and a fixed downward aim. The Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight lists a COB source, a 360 degree base, a 90 degree folding head and CRI 98, making it the directional choice.

No. This collection is ceiling light fixtures only: flush mounts, pendants, and surface mounted downlights and spotlights. There is no fan model here, and none of these fixtures is intended for a fan-rated mounting box.

Either needs an electrician and existing wiring, so tenancy is not the deciding factor here. Flush mounts are the safer choice for a rental because they cannot be knocked and they suit the lower ceilings rentals often have.

Neither exactly. It is described as a ceiling light with an adjustable ball shade, chosen for rooms that want a visible directional shade while the ceiling stays compact, so it sits between the two categories.

The wood flush mount in its Slim profile, or the travertine 8.7 in fixture. Both sit close to the ceiling and give a soft spread rather than a beam, which suits a room you look up from.

Matching finish matters more than matching form. A walnut flush mount in a hallway and a walnut-toned fixture in the adjoining room read as one scheme even where the shapes differ, which lets each room take the fixture type it needs.

The wood flush mount in Slim, which is a joined-wood drum with a frosted acrylic diffuser sitting tight to the ceiling. The travertine fixture is similarly low profile but has more surface texture to notice.

Yes. These are hardwired ceiling fixtures with no plug or inline switch described in any listing, so they connect to permanent wiring. Have a qualified electrician do the work and confirm your box, wiring and switch are suitable.

The listings do not state mounting plate dimensions or box compatibility for any fixture in this collection. Give your electrician the product page and your box type, and have the fit checked before the old fixture comes down.

Only the Modern Ceiling Light, Adjustable Ball LED Hallway Fixture states a canopy, at 4.7 in (12 cm). The other listings give no canopy dimension, so do not assume any of them will cover a wider existing ceiling patch.

The listings do not state what mounting hardware is supplied with each fixture. Assume screws, brackets or a box adapter may need to be sourced separately by your installer, and confirm this before you book the work.

None of the product listings state an operating voltage or supply frequency. Do not assume compatibility with your mains. Ask us to confirm before ordering, and have an electrician verify the fixture before it is wired in.

The listings do not state any UL, ETL, CE or other electrical certification, and we will not claim one that is not on the listing. If your installation requires a listed fixture, check with us before you order.

No listing here states a damp or wet location rating. Without a stated rating, do not fit one in a bathroom, shower zone or other damp space. Ask your electrician what rating your local rules require for that location.

No fixture in this collection is listed as outdoor rated, and two listings say indoor use is recommended. There is no stated IP, damp or wet rating on any of them, so treat every one as an indoor fixture.

No. The travertine flush mount description mentions corridors and balconies as settings, but the listing states no IP, damp or wet rating. Read that as a style reference and keep the fixture in a dry, fully enclosed location.

The fixture body sits on the ceiling rather than inside it, so no hole is cut and no void is needed above. The listings use it for the downlight and the spotlight, both of which mount onto the surface.

No. It is a surface mounted downlight, which is the point of it: you get a downlight look without cutting into the ceiling, so it suits concrete ceilings and rooms with no accessible void.

Often yes, since both connect at the same ceiling point, but canopy size and fixing centres differ between fixtures. That is an electrician's check against your existing box rather than something to assume.

The listings do not mention external drivers or transformers. If your installation depends on knowing that before the electrician arrives, ask us to confirm for the specific fixture and wattage you are choosing.

Electrically that is normal practice, but circuit design and load are your electrician's call rather than something the listing settles. Each spotlight lists wattages from 7W to 20W, which is the figure they will want.

The Metal Pendant Light lists an adjustable cord with an LED bulb included. The Wood Flush Mount uses an integrated LED module with no separate bulb. The remaining listings do not state whether a bulb is supplied, so ask before ordering.

The Metal Pendant Light uses an E27 socket. The Ribbed Glass Pendant Light listing does not state a socket type or bulb base, so confirm that with us before you buy replacement bulbs for it.

No. That fixture is listed with an integrated LED module and no separate bulb to buy, so the light source is not user replaceable. Plan on replacing the whole fixture when the module reaches end of life.

The Surface Mounted LED Downlight and the Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight both offer dimmable wattage variants you select as an option. You have to choose the dimmable version at checkout; the plain wattage options are not listed as dimmable.

The listings do not name compatible dimmer types, models or minimum loads. A dimmable LED can still flicker or buzz on the wrong dimmer, so give your electrician the fixture details and confirm the dimmer before installation.

The Surface Mounted LED Downlight lists 7W, 9W, 12W and 15W, each with a dimmable version. The Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight lists 7W, 10W, 12W, 15W and 20W, also with dimmable versions of each.

The Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight lists Warm White 3000K, Neutral White 4000K and Cool White 6000K. The Surface Mounted LED Downlight lists cool, warm and neutral white without stating values. The travertine flush mount is warm white 3000K only.

No listing in this collection states a lumen output. Wattage is given for the two downlight products only, and wattage on its own does not tell you brightness. Contact us before ordering if you need a specific light level.

The Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight is the only one with a stated colour rendering figure, CRI 98 from the source listing. That matters over artwork, wardrobes and anywhere paint or fabric colour needs to read correctly under the light.

It has a narrow 24 degree beam, so it is concentrated and can glare if it catches you at eye level. Aim it at a counter, wall or artwork rather than across a seating area, and use a dimmable variant if you can.

The Wood Flush Mount uses a frosted acrylic diffuser for even spread, and the travertine model is described with a side halo plus a lower diffuser. Neither listing gives a beam angle or lumen figure to compare directly.

Colour rendering index describes how faithfully a light shows colour against a reference. The spotlight lists CRI 98, which is why the listing points it at colour-sensitive spaces such as artwork, wardrobes and food preparation.

The spotlight runs 7W to 20W and the downlight 7W to 15W, but these are directional fixtures rather than whole-room lighting. For a room that size, plan several aimed fixtures or pair one with a flush mount.

3000K reads warm and is what the travertine flush mount is fixed at. For food preparation many people prefer 4000K, which the spotlight offers alongside 3000K and 6000K, so choose by task rather than by room name.

The spotlight spans 74.99 to 99.99 across all its wattage and temperature combinations, and the listing does not break the price down by option. The product page shows the exact price once you have made your selections.

4000K reads neutral and keeps timber and paint looking natural. 6000K reads distinctly cool and blue, which suits a utility corridor but can make a domestic hallway feel clinical. Both are offered on the spotlight.

No, and they are not comparable. The metal pendant ships with an adjustable cord and an LED bulb in an E27 socket; the spotlight is an integrated COB source with its own wattage and colour temperature choices.

Spacing depends on ceiling height and light spread, and no listing here gives a beam angle or lumen figure. Both wood flush mounts and the ball fixture are described for repeated hallway runs, so plan a series rather than one central light.

The Metal Pendant Light at 9.8 in (25 cm) is described for grouping over counters, with 11.8 in (30 cm) when a single fixture needs more visual weight. The glass pendant at 5.9 in (15 cm) or 7.9 in (20 cm) reads smaller.

The flush mounts here are 8.7 in (22 cm) and 9.1 in (23 cm) in diameter, which is modest for a whole living room, and no lumen figures are listed. Plan on more than one fixture, or add lamps.

Two or three matching fixtures is a common approach for a long table, one for a round one. The Metal Pendant Light is sold as a single fixture with an adjustable cord, so order one unit per pendant you plan to hang.

The Wood Flush Mount is described for bedroom and headboard positions and uses a frosted acrylic diffuser for even light. The travertine flush mount is warm white 3000K only, which is the softer of the two for sleeping areas.

The Wood Flush Mount in the Slim profile projects 1.9 in (4.8 cm) and is described for closet positions. No listing states a clearance requirement from stored items, so keep shelving and contents well away from the fixture.

The metal pendant comes in 9.8 in (25 cm) and 11.8 in (30 cm). On a table that size a single 11.8 in shade holds the centre; two 9.8 in shades spaced along it is the alternative if you prefer a pair.

Space them by the length of counter you actually work on rather than by the room. Each is a directional surface-mounted fixture aimed at a task area, so one per working zone is the usual starting point.

The travertine flush mount is described for hallways, entries, bedrooms and small living rooms at that size. In a long corridor it lights a zone rather than the whole run, so plan on more than one for any real length.

The table. A pendant relates to the surface beneath it, so an 11.8 in shade over a small table looks heavy even in a large room. Room size affects how many fixtures you need, not how wide each shade should be.

Two 9.8 in shades give more even coverage along a counter or a long table and read as rhythm. One 11.8 in shade gives a single focal point, which suits a round table or a spot where symmetry matters.

The listing states yellow travertine natural stone and iron, offered with a Natural Wood or Walnut finish. Because the ring is natural stone, veining and tone vary from piece to piece rather than matching a fixed pattern.

The Wood Flush Mount is described as a joined-wood drum in Walnut or Natural finish with a frosted acrylic diffuser, and the Surface Mounted LED Downlight as having a wood trim ring. Grain and tone will vary between units.

No. The finishes in this collection are painted metal across 24 shade and colour combinations on the Metal Pendant Light, tinted glass on the Ribbed Glass Pendant, and Natural Wood or Walnut on the two flush mounts.

Four: Smoke Gray, Amber Brown, Blue and Rose Red. Each is a tinted ribbed globe, so the tint affects how the light reads in the room as well as how the fixture looks when it is switched off.

The listing offers 24 shade style and colour combinations, spanning Black, White, Gray, Pink, Green, Dark Blue, Light Blue and Yellow across styles 1 to 4. The inner shade is white, which helps direct the glow downward.

The Surface Mounted LED Downlight lists Green, Pink, White, Black, Deep Blue, Yellow and Gray. The Adjustable Ceiling Spotlight lists Gray, Pink, White, Black, Yellow and Green. Deep Blue appears only on the wood trim downlight.

Do not assume so. Colour names repeat across listings, but the materials, finishes and sheens differ and no colour codes are published. If an exact match matters, order one of each and compare them in your own lighting.

The listing does not state a rating for that. Acrylic diffusers vary by formulation, and an integrated LED runs cooler than the incandescent fittings that gave acrylic its yellowing reputation.

Natural is the lighter, more organic of the two and keeps a fixture quiet against a pale ceiling. Walnut is the deeper tone and reads as contrast, which suits a room where the fixture is meant to be noticed.

The listing names four glass colours, Smoke Gray, Amber Brown, Blue and Rose Red, without stating whether the colour is in the glass or applied. Ask before ordering if that distinction matters to you.

The listing describes an adjustable ball shade in Green, Blue, Yellow or Pink without naming the material. If the material matters for weight or feel, ask us rather than judging from the photographs.

Switch the fixture off at the wall and let it cool, then wipe the ribbed glass with a soft damp cloth and dry it. Avoid abrasive pads and solvent cleaners on tinted glass. The listing does not say the shade detaches.

Wipe walnut and natural wood surfaces with a dry or barely damp cloth and dry them straight away. Do not soak them or use household sprays. The listings do not state a protective coating, so treat the wood as you would furniture.

Travertine is a porous natural stone. Dust it dry and keep acidic or abrasive cleaners away from it, since those can etch the surface. The listing does not state whether the stone is sealed, so avoid using water freely on it.

Turn the power off at the wall first. Use a soft cloth with mild soapy water, then dry the surface. Avoid alcohol, ammonia and abrasive pads, which can craze acrylic and leave the diffuser permanently cloudy.

An extendable duster with a soft head, with the light switched off and cool. Do not use a damp cloth on a fixture you cannot see properly, and never work one-handed at the top of a ladder.

Spray the cloth rather than the shade, so nothing runs into the fitting, and only with the light off and cool. Ribbing traps residue, so a soft cloth worked along the ribs beats a circular wipe.

The listing describes a joined-wood drum without calling for oiling or waxing. Dusting is the whole of its care, and keeping cleaning fluid off the wood matters more than any product you might apply.

Prices run from $71.63 to $176.99 depending on product and variant. The Wood Flush Mount is $99.95 and the ball fixture $99.99, both fixed. The travertine flush mount is $124.99, and the Metal Pendant Light starts at $124.99.

Two items, the Surface Mounted LED Downlight with wood trim and the Ribbed Glass Pendant Light, are currently draft listings rather than published products. Contact us if you would like to be told when they become available to buy.

Unpack and inspect glass, stone and wood parts before your electrician starts, and check the variant matches what you ordered. Report any transit damage with photographs before installation, since a fixture already wired in is far harder to resolve.

The listings do not offer spare shades, globes or diffusers as separate items, and no part numbers are published. Contact us with the product name and your chosen variant if a component arrives damaged, before the fixture is installed.

Three: fixture colour from six, wattage from 7W up to 20W with dimmable variants, and colour temperature at 3000K, 4000K or 6000K. All three are set on the product page, not afterwards.

From 71.63 for the surface mounted downlight up to 176.99 at the top of the ribbed glass pendant range. The flush mounts sit at 99.95 and 124.99, and the metal pendant runs 124.99 to 134.99.

Yes, by adding each colour as its own line item, since colour is a variant rather than a note. That is how you would light two rooms with the same fixture in different accents.