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Ceiling Lights

Dimming controls must be compatible with LED ceiling lights. Fixtures above showers need a damp or wet rating suited to their exposure.

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About Ceiling Lights products

Ceiling light design starts with the room’s use, ceiling height, and the position of existing electrical boxes. Chandeliers and Pendant Lights direct attention to a particular area, while Track Lights allow light to be aimed along a chosen path. Check each fixture’s dimensions and mounting requirements against the ceiling and the lighting plan.

Ceiling Light Planning

Modern bedroom light fixtures should be selected based on how their spread and position work with the bed and other furnishings. Flush Mount Lights sit close to the ceiling; Spotlights can direct light toward a specific area. Review the product details for bulb type, brightness, and dimmer compatibility before specifying a fixture for a new build or renovation.

How do I choose a ceiling light for a low ceiling?

Check the fixture’s dimensions and how far it projects below the ceiling. Flush Mount Lights sit close to the ceiling.

What should I check before installing a ceiling light?

Confirm the fixture’s weight, mounting requirements, and electrical specifications. Ask a licensed electrician to assess the wiring if needed.

Can ceiling lights be dimmed?

Check whether the fixture is dimmable and compatible with the dimmer switch. The product specifications should identify any requirements.