This light is mounted directly on and flush with the ceiling. Typically has 2 or more light bulbs and is used for lighting a large area.

Similar to the flush mount light except extends down from the ceiling by a few inches leaving a gap between the ceiling and the light.

A light fixture with usually a single bulb that hangs from the ceiling by a cord, chain, or metal rod. Used for task lighting typically over a kitchen island. Can also be used over bedside tables or side tables.

This large hanging ceiling light fixture is designed with multiple bulbs. Most commonly used above a dining table or in a foyer but can also be used in large rooms with tall ceilings.

These small lights are installed within the ceiling with only the light and trim exposed. Used in multiples to light large spaces. Can be used in any room.

This wall light installs above a bathroom vanity and has 2 or more lights. Most vanity lights can install with the shades pointed up or pointed down.

This light attaches to a wall and provides general room lighting. Common in hallways and corridors. Typically has a single light bulb.

This type of fixture has multiple lights attached to a track. The lights can be angled and positioned to where you need them. Tracks are available assorted lengths.

These lamps are meant to sit on the floor and provide light at a elevated height. They can light up an entire area for ambient lighting or can be designed for specific task lighting such as a reading light. Can have 1 or multiple light bulbs.

This light sits on a table, desk or other flat surface. It functions the same as a floor lamp with ambient or task lighting but at a lower height. Comes in many shapes and sizes.

Installs under a cabinet and lights the area immediately below. It is most commonly used in kitchen areas as task lighting. Available in assorted lengths.

Also called a wrap light, this light is commonly found in utility areas like a garage or workshop. Available in assorted lengths.