Ceiling Lights
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Perch & Parrow
Cascading Chain Pendant Light - Multi-Tone Metal
£875
Perch & Parrow
10-Light Ring Pendant - Opal, Glass
£295
Perch & Parrow
Tiered Pendant Light - Nickel, Crystal Glass
£405
Perch & Parrow
Cage Pendant Light - Copper, Metal
£50
Perch & Parrow
3-Light Multi-Pendant Light - Chrome, Metal
£35
Perch & Parrow
Ceiling Pendant Light - Bronze, Metal
£125
Houseof
Ring Ceiling Light - Brass
£39
Houseof
Pendant Ceiling Light - Pink
£59
Houseof
Danish Industrial Ceiling Pendant Light - Brown Enamel
£200
Houseof
Brass Pendant Ceiling Light - Brass
£29
Houseof
Adjustable Ceiling Pendant Light - Brown, White
£250
Houseof
Glass Disk Chandelier Ceiling Light - White
£400
Houseof
Cage Ceiling Light - Brass
£85
Houseof
Round Flush Ceiling Light - Pink
£75
Houseof
Flower Flush Ceiling Light - White
£290
Houseof
Tube Flush Ceiling Light - Charcoal Grey
£54
Houseof
Flower Glass Pendant Light - White, Brass
£160
Houseof
4 Light Chandelier with Adjustable Arms - Charcoal Grey, Glass
£104
Houseof
3 Tiered Chandelier - Amber Glass
£800
Houseof
Angled Ceiling Light - Charcoal Grey, Metal
£48
Houseof
Pear-Shaped Ceiling Pendant Light - White Opaline Glass
£250
Houseof
Tulip-Shaped Ceiling Pendant Light - White, Opaline Glass
£250
Houseof
Cage Ceiling Light - Charcoal Grey
£84
Houseof
10 Light Glass Arm Chandelier - Sand
£210
Houseof
Round Opaline Ceiling Pendant - Brass
£350
Houseof
Pendant Ceiling Light - Charcoal Grey
£17
NKUKU
Nilaveli Woven Sphere Pendant Light - Natural, Jute
£300
NKUKU
Nauka Statement Pendant Light - Aged Bronze, Clear Glass
£375
NKUKU
Kakira Six-Arm Chandelier Pendant - Antique Brass, Glass
£725
NKUKU
Lumina Fluted Recycled Glass Cluster Light - Clear
£260
NKUKU
Quinn Small Hammered Metal Pendant - Antique Brass, Aluminium
£185
NKUKU
Darat Two-Tier Pendant Light - Natural, Mango Wood & Jute
£260
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Add the room's length and width in metres and multiply by about 8 for a rough diameter in centimetres, so a 4 × 4 m room suits a light of around 60–65 cm across. In larger rooms, two fittings usually work better than one oversized one. If torn between two sizes, choose the larger: slightly too big looks intentional, too small looks lost.
In walkways, leave at least 2.1 m between the floor and the bottom of the pendant so people can pass beneath. Over a dining table or kitchen island, hang it 75–90 cm above the surface, low enough to feel intimate and high enough to see across. Adjustable flex or chain makes fine-tuning easier.
With standard UK ceilings of around 2.4 m, flush and semi-flush fittings are the safest choice in walkways and smaller rooms. Save hanging pendants for spaces above tables, islands or beds, where no one walks underneath. Fittings that throw light upwards help a low ceiling feel higher. Recessed downlights also suit low rooms.
Replacing a light fitting like for like is common DIY, but the power must be off at the consumer unit and the work must be safe and comply with Building Regulations. Heavy fittings need secure ceiling fixings. If you are unsure, or adding a new circuit or position, use a registered electrician.
Across this range of around 7,800 ceiling lights from 40 retailers, high-street fittings cover everyday budgets, specialist lighting brands fill the mid-range, and designer chandeliers and pendants run from about £200 to over £8,000. If you plan to dim it, check that both fitting and bulb are dimmable and use an LED-compatible switch.
Bathrooms are divided into zones. Fittings in zones 1 and 2, above or beside the bath or shower, need a rating of at least IPX4, and many electricians specify IP65 directly above a shower. Lights outside these zones have no minimum rating, but moisture-resistant fittings last longer. Confirm the zone before buying.