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Industrial Ceiling Lights
The hardworking lighting range
Industrial ceiling lights are bang on trend right now. So, whether you’re looking for multi-flame ceiling spots, single-socket bulb lights, concrete shades or classic cage lights, our industrial lighting range works hard to create a cosy, warm charm to every interior.
What types of industrial ceiling lights are there?
With industrial ceiling lights, there are lots of options to choose from.
Whether it’s a classy black lamp with a golden interior, multi-flame ceiling spots or a large, rough, concrete lamp; it’s the space, interior composition and personal taste that ultimately determines which light you choose.
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Ceiling lights are usually fitted centrally and are therefore room-shaping. If there’s not enough brightness after installation, floor and table lamps should be added
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Single-socket bulbs are a quirky interior design choice. But since a single bulb is rarely sufficient to light a whole room, you’ll likely need to install several bulbs.
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Multi-flame ceiling spots are easy to adjust, which means you can move whenever you like, lighting your room completely or highlighting a particular feature you want everyone to notice.
Which materials are commonly used for industrial style ceiling lights?
Industrial ceiling lights are made from a variety of materials, from rough concrete and wood to matt and rusted metal.
These materials add factory chic to ceiling lights and make sure each style is full of character. Due to their uniqueness, they also form a contrast to the ceiling, so the design directly influences the overall look and feel of the room.
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With its history as a building material, the rough charm of concrete is perfect for industrial style interiors.
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Untreated wood creates a canopy for ceiling spotlights, adding a large slice of rustic charm to the light fixtures and room interior.
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Rust has a particularly rustic industrial character and stands out in interior design.
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Matt lacquered, black metal forms a strong base for classic industrial ceiling lights.
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Like rust, metal with a worn or used look is a statement piece for loft interiors.
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Combined with a golden inner shade, black looks elegant and the gold creates a calming, warm glow.
Which bulb is suitable for industrial ceiling lights?
Despite their vintage character, cool metal, untreated wood and rough corners and edges, industrial style ceiling lights still add cosiness to a room.
And to achieve this cosy ambience, we recommend you use:
a warm white light colour (<3,300 Kelvin)
good to very good colour rendering (at least Ra 80)
LED technology for homogeneous light and energy savings
When choosing the right lighting, there are various optics and lighting effects to choose from
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LED filament bulbs are characterised by the vintage look of classic incandescent lamps.
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Matted bulbs are often used with concealed lamps and appear much more modern.
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Head mirror bulbs produce glare-free, indirect light, which is reflected at the head of the bulb.
More inspiration for industrial style interiors
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Do you have further questions about industrial ceiling lights? Or other questions about ceiling light fixtures or lighting? Then our specialist advisers will be happy to help you. Just fill in the contact form.