Ceiling Lights Ceiling lights, also known as overhead lighting, are used in both residential and commercial environments to provide ambient light. Depending on the room, ceiling lights may be used by themselves or in combination with other light sources, such as wall lights, table lamps, and floor lamps. Ceiling lights generally come in two forms: flush- or semi-flush mounted fixtures, and pendant fixtures. Flush- or semi-flush mounted fixtures are close to the ceiling and emit light in all directions. Pendant fixtures typically hang from the ceiling on a chain or rod and emit light downward. Ceiling lights are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and materials, and can come in any finish from polished chrome to brushed bronze. They can be used to create ambient lighting for general purposes or to highlight decorative elements in a room. In addition to regular ceiling lights, there are also “smart” ceiling lights that are equipped with built-in sensors that detect when a person is in the room, and turn themselves on or off accordingly. Smart lights are especially beneficial in large spaces, such as corridors, that are not often occupied. Overall, ceiling lights are a great option for adding the essential light needed in any room. Whether you are looking for a subtle effect to enhance your interior design, or a more dramatic effect to make a statement, ceiling lights can do it all.