Indoor Ceiling Lights

At a practical level, ceiling lights act as the main source of light within a space. Getting your ceiling lighting right will set the ambience and tone and help your room look its very best - in many situations a great ceiling light will act as the focal point of the whole room. Find a ceiling light that will add a whole new level of visual interest and complete your perfect interior!

Flush Lights – flat attachments mounted on your ceiling with no gap. A very versatile style where you can easily find fixtures for whichever function or room you are looking for.

Semi Flush – lights that are attached with a short stem to create a gap. Semi flush lights are common in kitchens and dining rooms.

Spotlights – adjustable lights that are often used to highlight a particular area of a room.

Recessed Spotlights - Ideal for rooms with a low ceiling - Recessed Spotlights are mounted into the ceiling. They are great for creating ambience.

Pendant Lights – a hanging fitting, usually with a single source of light.

Chandeliers – a decorative hanging fitting with branches for several types of bulb. The perfect centrepiece fitting for a room.

This will always be a question of personal preference. One thing to consider - A flush fixture directs light into the room, while a semi flush will direct light down and up at the ceiling at the same time. The effect will make a small room feel more spacious and your ceiling higher.

Generally speaking, it’s pretty straightforward. However, we would always recommend leaving it to a qualified electrician.

Many fittings already have dimmable functionality built in. For those that don’t, you’ll be able use dimmable bulbs and get your electrician to install the compatible dimmer that corresponds to your fitting. Any questions? Give us a call or ping us on our live chat.

For many fittings yes, they are included. Please always check the product specification details for confirmation. KES have a large section of bulbs available for those fittings where not included.

This will depend on the fitting’s IP rating. An IP rating classifies the degree of protection a fitting offers against moisture and liquid.

Lights that are being used in a bathroom need to be rated IP44 and above.

Please get in touch with us if you need help clarifying whether a ‘non bathroom’ specific ceiling light would be suitable for use in your bathroom.

Brightness of ceiling lights is measured by ‘Lumens’ – The higher the Lumens, the brighter the light. Please refer to this comparison table to see how Lumens rate in terms of wattage.

LED lights offer bright illumination while conserving energy, they last approximately 50 times longer than incandescent bulbs.

Absolutely. Please click here to see our collection of ceiling fans with lights.