Indoor Lighting

Ceiling-Mounted Recessed Lights (Downlights): Installed into the ceiling, providing a clean, streamlined look. They are versatile and can be used for ambient, task, or accent lighting. Flush & Semi-Flush Mounts: Mounted directly against or slightly below the ceiling, ideal for rooms with lower ceilings, providing general ambient light. Pendant Lights: Suspended from the ceiling by a cord or rod, often used for task lighting over kitchen islands or dining tables, and can also be decorative. Chandeliers: Multi-armed, often ornate fixtures that hang from the ceiling to serve as a focal point and provide ambient light, especially in formal areas or entryways. Track Lighting: Features multiple adjustable heads mounted on a linear track, allowing for flexibility in directing light to specific areas or objects. Cove Lighting: Hidden light sources (often LED strips) in a ledge or recess that direct light upward or along a wall to create a soft, indirect glow and highlight architectural details. Wall-Mounted Wall Sconces: Mounted on the wall to provide ambient or accent lighting, saving floor and table space. Vanity Lights: Often found in bathrooms, these fixtures are installed above or beside a mirror to provide even, shadow-free illumination for grooming tasks. Picture Lights: Small, specialized lights mounted above artwork to illuminate it specifically. Portable Floor Lamps: Freestanding, tall lamps that can provide ambient or task lighting and are easily repositioned. Table & Desk Lamps: Portable lamps that sit on surfaces to provide localized task lighting for reading or working, or to add an accent glow. Under-Cabinet Lighting: Installed discreetly beneath cabinets or shelves to provide focused task lighting on countertops in kitchens and work areas.