All Light Fixtures
Illuminate your home or any space. Browse wall lighting, ceiling fixtures, standalone lamps, and wall sconces. Add warmth to every room, and celebrate your own unique style.
Most light fixture searches start with a room and a problem: a dim corner, a dining table with nothing above it, an entry that disappears after dark. This page is the place to start before any of that is narrowed down. It gathers every light fixture Light House Co. carries in one view, so a whole-home project or a first look at what is possible begins with the complete picture rather than a single shelf.
Every light fixture in the catalog is handpicked the same way, by a team that sources designers and finishes from around the world and holds each piece to the standard of something you will live with for years. Ceiling fixtures, wall lighting, lamps, and exterior pieces all sit within this collection, spanning styles from quiet and transitional to bold, modern light fixtures, many with integrated LED light sources. From an interior chandelier to an exterior lamp built for weather, the breadth here lets a single space or an entire home come together under one considered eye.
Why Choose Light House Co. for Lighting?
• Every fixture is handpicked from global designer brands for quality that lasts for years.
• One catalog spans ceiling, wall, lamp, and exterior lighting for whole-home projects.
• Styles run from quiet and transitional to bold and sculptural, suiting any interior.
• Expert guidance is here at every step, from first idea to final fixture selection.
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• Chandeliers - Statement ceiling fixtures for dining rooms, entryways, and stairwells where a centerpiece anchors the space.
• Pendants - Hanging fixtures for kitchen islands, counters, and dining tables, sold singly or in coordinated sets.
• Wall Lighting - Sconces and vanity fixtures that layer light beside mirrors, art, and seating throughout a home.
• Outdoor Lighting - Weather-rated wall, ceiling, post, and pathway fixtures for the full exterior of a property.
Best Lighting for...
Living Rooms
The best living room lighting layers a central ceiling fixture with floor and table lamps, plus an accent like a picture light. Aim for three to five sources on dimmers to shift the mood.
Kitchens
The best kitchen lighting pairs ambient ceiling or flush mounts with task light where you prep. Hang pendants 30 to 36 inches above an island, and add under-cabinet light where overhead shadows fall hardest.
Bedrooms
The best bedroom lighting keeps the overhead fixture soft and dimmable, then adds bedside task light from lamps or sconces. Choose a warm 2700K to 3000K tone, avoiding one harsh ceiling source.
Entryways and Dining
The best entry and dining lighting leads with one statement fixture: a chandelier or pendant centered over the table or foyer. Hang it 30 to 36 inches above the table, narrower than the table itself.
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FAQs
How many light fixtures does a room need?
A well-lit room generally uses three to five light sources across three layers: ambient light from a ceiling fixture, task light from lamps or sconces where you read or work, and accent light to highlight art or architecture. Relying on a single overhead fixture leaves a room flat.
How do I choose the right fixture from so many options?
Start with the room and the job the light needs to do, then narrow by category, then by style and finish. For a whole-home look, choose a consistent metal tone across fixtures. Browsing the full range first helps you settle on a direction before refining.
Can I mix styles and finishes across my home?
Yes, mixing works well when a thread ties it together, usually a shared metal finish or a consistent level of formality. A common approach is to vary fixture shapes room to room while keeping the finish steady, so the home feels collected rather than uniform or scattered.
Do you carry both interior and exterior lighting?
Yes, this catalog spans both. Interior fixtures cover ceiling, wall, and lamp lighting for every room, while the exterior range includes weather-rated wall, ceiling, post, and pathway fixtures. Coordinating an interior lamp with an exterior lamp from one source keeps the threshold consistent.