Hallway lighting dilemma
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PRO5 years ago
PRO5 years agoHi David, we've got some great options we think would be perfect for your space!
Low ceilings limit your options, but luckily we have a variety of stylish flush lights that bring a gorgeous touch without taking up lots of room.
We think a more unique fitting would be a great way to create a focal point in your hallway, and as such our Allium Semi Flush Ceiling Light is perfect. With a 6 arm arrangement of satin nickel swirls, this beautiful option brings a statement look to your interiors while maintaining a more traditional feeling.
https://www.litecraft.co.uk/allium-6-light-satin-nickel-ceiling-light
We believe this ceiling light would look great in your hallway and enhance the surrounding space perfectly!
However, if you would prefer a more modern fitting, our Lincoln 3 Light Bathroom Semii Flush Ceiling Light is ideal for bringing a centerpiece to a smaller space. With an arrangement of cylinder glass shades and sleek, chrome arms, this minimal touch would enhance the hallway beautifully and incorporate a stylish, contemporary addition to your home.
We hope we were able to help with your lighting query, and if you have any additional questions please feel free to ask.
Kindest regards,The Litecraft team.
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