Lighting
Shop highlighted Lighting offers with updated prices, product images and key buying details, then compare the wider range for brightness, bulb type, finish, room placement, energy use and installation requirements.
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Pendant Lights
653 products
Wall Lights
339 products
Table Lamps
339 products
Ceiling Lights
184 products
Floor Lamps
114 products
Lighting Accessories
79 products
Solar Lights
58 products
Home Lighting & Lamps
45 products
Outdoor Lights
27 products
Home Lighting & Night Lights & Ambient Lighting
6 products
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What to Consider Before Buying Lighting
- Brightness: Check lumens for actual brightness — task areas like kitchens and desks need more than relaxed living spaces.
- Warm vs cool light: Colour temperature (kelvin) sets the mood: warm white suits living and bedrooms, cooler white suits kitchens and work zones.
- Plug-in vs hardwired: Plug-in lamps and many solar lights are simple to place; fixed ceiling, wall and hardwired outdoor lights need a licensed electrician.
- Room suitability: Match the fitting and size to the room and ceiling height so it lights the space without overwhelming it.
- Electrician requirements: Hardwired fittings must be installed by a licensed electrician — factor that into cost and timing.
- Outdoor rating: For outdoor lighting, check the IP rating for weather exposure and whether it is solar, sensor or mains powered.
- Materials in this range: Products here are commonly ceramic, porcelain. Compare these for durability, weight and cleaning before choosing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right lighting?
Start with the purpose of the light. Task lighting helps with reading or work, ambient lighting softens a room, and feature lighting is mainly about style and mood.
What brightness and colour temperature should I compare?
Check lumens for brightness and kelvin for colour temperature. Warm white suits relaxed living spaces, while cooler light can suit work areas, kitchens and task zones.
Do I need an electrician?
Plug-in lamps and many solar lights are simple to place, but fixed ceiling lights, wall lights and hardwired outdoor lighting should be installed by a licensed electrician.
What matters for outdoor lighting?
Check the IP rating, weather exposure, power source, sensor settings and whether the light is mainly for safety, visibility or atmosphere.
What price range should I expect for lighting?
Prices vary by brand, size and materials. In this range you will generally find options from around $22.00 up to about $3,533.99, which makes it easy to compare budget and premium choices side by side.