Hallway Ceiling Lights
In a hallway, good light has to fit into very little space. Here you will find compact hallway ceiling lights in travertine, marble, alabaster and opal glass that sit close to the ceiling and keep the way clear – from a small stone cube to a flat LED disc.
Tips for hallway lighting
- Keep it compact: flat or small models suit narrow hallways and low ceilings.
- Create a rhythm: in long hallways, two or three identical lights in a row look calm and orderly.
- Brightness: neutral or warm white makes for a friendly welcome at the front door.
Dimensions and technical details are listed on each product page.
Frequently asked questions
What diameter suits a narrow hallway?
In a narrow hallway, small models are enough, such as the ANXI marble cylinder at Ø 12 cm or TILO in Ø 15 or 23 cm. For a wider entrance hall, flat LED discs such as JILO in Ø 30 to 50 cm give plenty of light while barely protruding from the ceiling.
Can I use spotlights in a hallway?
Yes, spotlights are handy if you want to light a coat rack, a mirror or a gallery wall precisely. BORA directs light in three directions from a single point with three adjustable travertine spots, and PORIAT comes as a wooden bar with two to five heads for longer hallways.
How far apart should several hallway ceiling lights be?
As a guide, allow one light roughly every two to three metres, evenly spaced, with half that distance to the end walls. This gives even light without dark patches. Small models such as VERTIN or RUDO work well in a row like this.