Hallway Ceiling Lights: Flush Mounts, Pendant Lights, & Chandeliers

Hallways don’t have to fade into the background. They’re the in-between moments, the stretch between rooms, the pause before arrival. That’s where light matters most. Our hallway ceiling lights are designed to carry that rhythm: steady, soft, and quietly confident.

Start close to the surface with hallway flush mounts. Simple forms that sit tight to the ceiling, spreading an even glow along the length of a corridor. Some play with glass, others with metal, all of them pared back enough to feel intentional. No excess. Just light doing its job with grace.

If your hallway has the height, pendants bring the light down where it can be felt. They add a sense of proportion, a visual beat between steps. A single drop over a turn, or a row of pendants in sequence, can turn a pass-through into something worth pausing for.

And when a hallway calls for presence, chandeliers answer quietly. These are sculptural forms that hold the space without taking it hostage. A bit of reflection, a bit of shadow, the kind of contrast that makes the rest of the room feel considered.

Every piece is made to order in Brooklyn, built from steel, glass, and brass, with dimmable LED bulbs included. They’re functional sculptures more than fixtures, designed to move light through the narrow, the tall, the in-between. Hallway lighting that doesn’t try too hard - because it doesn’t need to.

Are hallway ceiling lights bright enough on their own?
Usually yes. Our hallway lights are designed for balanced brightness, enough to guide movement without washing the walls.

What type works best for a narrow hallway?
Flush mounts. Their low profile keeps the ceiling clear while filling the space evenly.

Can pendants work in short hallways?
Sometimes. Go for a mini pendant or shorter stem, just enough drop to add depth without blocking the view.

Can chandeliers fit in smaller spaces?
Absolutely. A compact or open design can feel light and sculptural, not heavy or oversized.

Are your hallway lights LED compatible?
Yes. Every hallway ceiling fixture includes LED bulbs that are compatible with most dimmers. Energy smart, warm in tone, long-lasting.

What finishes do you offer?
Depends on the piece. Many mix powder coated steel, glass, and brass. Check the product page for the full rundown.

Do these require hardwiring?
They do. If you’re starting fresh, an electrician can easily add the necessary junction boxes.

Are hallway pendants dimmable?
Yes. Pair them with a compatible dimmer switch for flexible brightness.

How many lights should I plan for a long hallway?
A good rhythm is one every 6 to 8 feet, depending on brightness. It keeps things even and intentional.

What about a chandelier at the end of a hallway?
That’s one of our favorite moves. It anchors the view and adds a quiet moment of glow.

Do lights come with bulbs?
Yes. Each piece ships with the right bulbs so you can install and enjoy immediately.

Can these be customized?
Most can. Reach out if you need a different stem length or finish, we handle that in-house.

What’s the difference between a flush mount and a ceiling light?
They're often used interchangeably, however the term 'ceiling light' can also include chandeliers & pendants. “Flush mount” is a light that sits close to the ceiling.

Are your fixtures UL listed?
Yes, all UL listed and built to the same standard we use for our commercial projects.

Can hallway lights be both functional and decorative?
That’s the idea. Every design balances clarity with character, light that looks good doing the work.

Can hallway pendants double as entry lighting?
Of course. Same proportions, same glow, just a different story at the door.

What color temperature works best?
All of our fixtures include 2700k bulbs. It flatters walls and keeps the light gentle. But you can always swap the bulb out for something else if you prefer.

Can I mix styles down one hallway?
Definitely. Try flush mounts for consistency and a pendant or chandelier at the end for a nice shift.

Are these really made in Brooklyn?
Every one. Designed, assembled, and packed in our studio, no shortcuts.

Do designers specify your hallway lights for commercial spaces?
They do. Hotels, offices, galleries. The goal is the same, quiet design that holds its own.