Ceiling fixtures are one of the most popular options for providing general illumination in a room or corridor. There are seven options:
- Flush mount fixtures closely hug the ceiling, and are a good choice when an understated or slim silhouette is needed.
- Dropped fixtures include a shade and light source suspended from the ceiling from a short stem. This design becomes a visible element in the room.
- Chandeliers are suspended from a longer stem or center point, with large central elements and tiers. These fixtures work in virtually any type of space and come in a range of sizes.
- Recessed cans are installed up in the ceiling. When used in multiples, they are good for generating a lot of light throughout a room.
- Pendants hang from a longer stem with a single light source, often covered by a shade. A pair or trio of pendants work well over a work space, such as a kitchen island.
- Ceiling fans offer both air movement and optional overhead light, for use in hot or cold weather. They are perfect in a variety of rooms; newer, smaller fans even work in closets.
- Track lighting features adjustable mini lights that run along a straight or curved track – great for accenting artwork or hall ways.
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