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Home Project Lighting
Chandeliers, pendants, ceiling lights, sconces and lamps we would choose for renovations and whole home projects.
About Home Project Lighting
Home Project Lighting for Every Room You Are Finishing
When you light several rooms at once, the pieces need to work together as well as on their own. This collection brings together fixtures for every part of a home: chandeliers and pendants for dining rooms, islands and entries, flush lights and ceiling fans for bedrooms and hallways, vanity lights for bathrooms, and sconces and lamps for the quiet corners where evenings happen.
Lighting a whole home
- Plan three layers: Overhead light for the room, task light where you cook or read, and a lamp or sconce for the evening.
- Keep a warm thread: Warm light around 2700K to 3000K in living spaces and bedrooms makes the whole house feel consistent.
- Size for the room: Add the length and width of a room in feet and use the total as a chandelier diameter in inches.
- Repeat one finish: Carry one metal tone from room to room and add a second only as an accent.
Room by room ideas
In the kitchen, pair pendants over the island with an even ceiling light for cooking. In the dining room, center the chandelier over the table rather than the room. Bedrooms feel best with a soft ceiling light and a reading light on each side of the bed, and bathrooms need even light on both sides of the mirror. Stairs and hallways stay safe and welcoming with a few wall lights at eye level.
Ordering for a project: Send your room list and we will quote everything together, with free shipping anywhere in the United States and no minimum order.
Our chandelier size guide and kitchen island pendant guide help with sizing, and vanity lights cover the bathroom.
Common Questions About Home Project Lighting
Yes. Send the list of rooms and fixtures and we will quote everything together. The quote is free and there is no minimum order.
Add the length and width of the room in feet and use the total as the diameter in inches. Our chandelier size guide walks through it with examples.
Yes. A simple rule is to keep one main metal finish through the house and add a second as an accent in a room or two.
