Scope Fast Jack Head - Discontinued Finish
Polished Nickel Satin Nickel
 
Scope Fast Jack Head - Discontinued Finishby PureEdge Lighting
$199 - $382
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Girasoli Spotlight
Antique Brass Antique Iron Natural Brass
 
Girasoli Spotlightby Il Fanale
$711 - $774
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Lolly Ceiling Light
 
Lolly Ceiling Lightby Mitzi
$370
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Hatteras Bay Rail Light
Olde Bronze Polished Nickel
 
Hatteras Bay Rail Lightby Kichler
$288
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Orax Spot Light
Brown Sand Terra-Cotta White
 
Orax Spot Lightby Geo Contemporary
$286
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Syco Spot Light
Black Brown Sand Terra-Cotta White
 
Syco Spot Lightby Geo Contemporary
$307
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Spider Ceiling Light
Matte Black Matte Champagne Matte White Terra
 
Spider Ceiling Lightby LODES
$820 - $880
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Reeds Adjustable Spot Light
Black Gold
 
Reeds Adjustable Spot Lightby Et2
$89 - $92
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  • What is the difference between spotlight and ceiling light?

      • A spotlight is a type of light fixture that emits a directed beam of light onto a specific area or object, providing accent lighting. Spotlights, such as ceiling spotlights, are often adjustable, allowing you to direct the light where it's needed. They are perfect for highlighting specific objects like art, pictures, or collectibles. On the other hand, a ceiling light is a broader category of lighting fixtures that are mounted on the ceiling. Ceiling lights can provide ambient lighting, task lighting, or accent lighting depending on their design and placement. They come in various styles, including flush mount fixtures, recessed lights, track lights, and semi-flush ceiling lights.

  • How do I choose the right color temperature for accent lighting?

      • Choosing the right color temperature for accent lighting involves considering the colors and mood of your space. Color temperature, measured in Kelvin (K), ranges from 2000K (warm, yellowish light) to 6500K (cool, bluish light). For accent lighting, consider the colors you're highlighting. Warm colors like reds, yellows, or browns are enhanced by a lower color temperature (2400K to 2700K), while cool colors like blues or greens pop with a higher color temperature (3000K or above). Also, consider the mood you want to create. Warmer color temperatures create a cozy atmosphere, while cooler ones produce an energetic feel. Ultimately, the best color temperature for your accent lighting depends on your personal preference and the specific design of your space. Experiment with different color temperatures to find what works best for you.

  • What are ceiling spot lights called?

      • Ceiling spotlights are often referred to as ceiling surface adjustable spot heads or ceiling adjustable spots. These fixtures are perfect for accent lighting as they allow you to direct light at specific objects or areas.

  • What are the two types of spotlights?

      • There are various types of spotlights, but two common types are ceiling spotlights and track lights. Ceiling spotlights are mounted directly on the ceiling and can be adjusted to direct light where it's needed. Track lighting, on the other hand, is mounted on a track system. This system allows you to move or adjust the individual lights along the track, providing flexible lighting options.