Wood Flush Mount Ceiling Light, Walnut or Natural, Slim or Tall LED Fixture

It is a hardwired fixture that connects to a standard ceiling electrical box, the same way a typical flush mount ceiling light installs. It is not a plug-in lamp, and installation should be done or checked by a licensed electrician.

Both are 9.1 in (23 cm) in diameter. The Slim profile sits 1.9 in (4.8 cm) off the ceiling, and the Tall profile sits 4.7 in (12 cm) off the ceiling -- pick Slim for a very low ceiling or a tighter look, Tall if you prefer more visual presence.

The drum is built from joined wood sections rather than a single carved block, and the grain is real wood, not a printed pattern.

No. The LED is an integrated module rather than a replaceable bulb, which is common for this style of flush mount -- the fixture is designed to be swapped as a whole unit if the LED eventually needs replacing after years of use.

It reads as warm white in use, closer to a cozy incandescent-style glow than a cool daylight tone.

It is designed for a standard flush ceiling electrical box. Because ceiling box depth and wiring vary by home, we recommend a licensed electrician confirm fit before installation, especially for older houses.

In practice it works well as ambient or secondary lighting for a hallway, closet, or small bedroom rather than as the sole bright light source in a large room.

Yes. Both finishes use the same frosted acrylic diffuser and the same Slim or Tall body -- only the wood tone changes between Walnut and Natural.

One wood-drum LED flush mount fixture in the finish and profile you selected, the mounting collar and hardware, and printed installation instructions.

We do not currently have independent safety certification documentation to publish for this fixture. If certification matters for your installation, please contact us before ordering so we can confirm current status.

Turn off the power first, then wipe the wood and acrylic diffuser with a soft, barely damp cloth -- do not soak the wood or use abrasive cleaners, which can dull the finish and the acrylic over time.

Yes, that is the use it is built around. The flush-mount collar keeps each fixture close to the ceiling, and Slim and Tall share the same 9.1 in diameter, so a run reads as one consistent size even where clearance changes along the hallway. Pick Slim where the ceiling is tight and Tall where there is room to spare.

Yes. It suits a stairwell landing, an entryway or foyer, and a closet or walk-in wardrobe that needs simple flush light, along with any low-ceiling spot where a pendant will not clear. The flush profile keeps it close to the ceiling, which matters where headroom is tight.

Yes. Low-clearance ceilings are an ideal fit for it, and the Slim profile sits 1.9 in (4.8 cm) off the ceiling, about as close as a flush fixture gets. It's built for exactly the kind of low-ceiling room where a pendant will not clear the space.

It's a true wood ceiling light: a joined wood-drum body in Walnut or Natural finish, paired with a frosted acrylic diffuser for even, warm light and an integrated LED so there's no separate bulb to buy. A flush-mount collar keeps it close to the ceiling, and any variation in wood grain and tone is normal for a real wood finish, not a defect.

More of an accent. It gives warm ambient light rather than a bright overhead beam, so it works as secondary light in a bedroom, hallway, closet or reading nook rather than as the only light in a large room. No lumen figure is published, since output has not been independently measured.

Pros: a real joined wood-drum body, a frosted acrylic diffuser for even light, an integrated LED with no separate bulb to buy, and a flush profile for low ceilings. Cons: it is a hardwired fixture needing a standard ceiling electrical box and a licensed electrician, no lumen or color-temperature figure is published, wood grain and tone vary piece to piece, and the integrated LED is not meant to be replaced by the buyer.

If matching real wood trim matters, yes. It suits buyers replacing a dated flush mount with a wood-finish fixture, in Walnut or Natural tones meant to match existing trim, with Japandi and Scandinavian styling that a painted metal or plastic dome can't offer. The tradeoff is a wood finish that varies slightly piece to piece.

Two things to check: how the wood drum is built, and what diffuses the light. This one is built from joined wood sections rather than a single carved block, and pairs that drum with a frosted acrylic diffuser so the integrated LED spreads evenly instead of showing as a single bright point. Wood grain and tone vary piece to piece, which is normal for a real wood finish, not a defect.