The ceiling light is the main light in a room. Integrated LED or bulb-based, in glass, wood or metal, modern, Nordic or vintage: choose a ceiling light suited to your living room, bedroom, kitchen or hallway.

Ceiling lights

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How to choose a ceiling light?

Start with the size of the room: the larger it is, the wider or brighter the ceiling light should be. Then think about ceiling height. A ceiling light is fixed flush to the ceiling, which makes it ideal for low rooms, hallways and entrances, where a pendant would get in the way.

LED or bulb ceiling light?

An LED ceiling light has its light source built in: nothing extra to buy and lower energy use. A bulb-based ceiling light lets you choose the brightness and colour of the light, and change the bulb whenever you like. The base and recommended wattage are listed on each product page.

A ceiling light for every room

In the bedroom, go for warm, diffused light. In the kitchen or home office, brighter light helps you work. Want fresh air in summer? A ceiling fan with light lights and cools with a single fixture.

Useful information

Find answers to frequently asked questions here to help you choose more easily and buy with confidence. We've done everything we can to make your experience simple, clear, and enjoyable.

What is the difference between a ceiling light and a pendant light?

A ceiling light is fixed flush to the ceiling, a pendant hangs from a cable. Ceiling lights suit low rooms and walkways better, pendants are better for lighting a table or an island.

Which ceiling light for a low ceiling?

A flat ceiling light fixed directly to the ceiling is the best choice: it does not reduce headroom. Check the depth listed on the product page.

LED ceiling light: do I need to buy a bulb?

No. On an integrated LED ceiling light, the light source is included. For bulb-based designs, the base you need is listed on the product page.

Which light colour should I choose?

Warm white light, around 2700 to 3000 K, suits living rooms and bedrooms. More neutral light, around 4000 K, is pleasant in a kitchen or an office.