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Ceiling Semi Flush

Rattan Wall/ Ceiling Lightby Maxim Lighting

$278

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Caged Ceiling Lightby Buster + Punch

$750

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Caged 5.0 Linear Ceiling Lightby Buster + Punch

$3,250

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Astraia Ceiling Lightby Corbett Lighting

$2,849

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Callisto Semi Flush Ceiling Lightby Hubbardton Forge

$1,362

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Mika Wall Sconce / Semi Flush Lightby Hubbardton Forge

$1,098

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Archer Ceiling Lightby Visual Comfort Studio

$102

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Loire Ceiling Light - Overstockby Visual Comfort Signature

$2,499

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Sanchi Convertible Semi Flush / Pendantby Visual Comfort Modern

$1,498

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Miso Ceiling Light Fixtureby WAC Lighting

$399

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Mobius Ceiling Lightby WAC Lighting

$299

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Moonstone Ceiling Lightby WAC Lighting

$249

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Parel Ceiling Lightby Modern Forms

$4,999

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Chaos Ceiling Lightby Modern Forms

$599 - $649

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Brody Ceiling/ Wall Lightby Modern Forms

$599

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Crystler Ceiling Lightby Hudson Valley Lighting

$430 - $750

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Avir Square Semi Flush Ceiling Lightby Axolight

$7,120 - $13,836

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Luna Semi Flush Ceiling Lightby Hammerton Studio

$4,495

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Atomo Multi-Light Pendantby Eurofase

$1,040 - $1,950

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Albany 8-Light Convertible Chandelierby Eurofase

$1,050

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Stewart Ceiling Lightby Currey and Company

$1,972

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Apricity Ceiling Lightby Currey and Company

$634

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Countervail Ceiling Lightby Currey and Company

$1,224

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Magnum Opus Ceiling Lightby Currey and Company

$3,512

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Epoch Ceiling Lightby Currey and Company

$1,664

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Leaflace Ceiling Lightby Currey and Company

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Ceiling Semi Flush Lighting

Combining the style and refinement of chandeliers and suspensions with the smaller footprint of a ceiling flush mount, semi flush ceiling fixtures are the perfect way to bring light, character, and a more finished look to smaller contemporary spaces. These close to ceiling lights have a rigid stem that position the fixtures up to 18 inches from the ceiling.

Add sophistication to your modern motif with close to ceiling lights from designer brands such as Tech Lighting, Artemide, Swarovski, Leucos, the Lightology Collection, and more.

Before you buy make sure you choose a ceiling fixture whose scale is in balance with the size of the room. Use our Ceiling Mounted Fixture Guide to help you determine the perfect size for your ceiling semi flush mount light.

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What is a semi flush mount ceiling light?
- - A semi flush mount ceiling light is a type of ceiling light fixture that is suspended, leaving a small gap between the ceiling and the fixture. This gap allows for an uplit effect, while also providing a direct downward light. These fixtures are often more decorative than flush mount fixtures and provide more illumination, making them a preferred option for living spaces.
What is the purpose of a flush mount ceiling light?
- - A flush mount ceiling light is installed directly onto the ceiling and shines light downward. Because there's no space between the ceiling and the light itself, flush mount lights are ideal in rooms with shorter ceilings and for keeping dust and debris away from the bulb and shade. They're typically useful as overall lighting in a small room or task lighting in larger rooms, but flush mount lights should not be the single source of light in a room.
What is the difference between flush mount and semi-flush lighting?
- - Flush mount lighting is installed directly against the ceiling, providing ambient light for various spaces. Semi-flush mount lighting fixtures are positioned up to 18 inches from the ceiling. Combining the style of chandeliers with the smaller footprint of a flush mount, semi-flush lighting is highly suitable for smaller contemporary spaces. It's important to choose a ceiling fixture whose scale is in balance with the size of the room.
What types of ceiling lights work for various spaces?
- - The best type of ceiling light depends on the specific needs of your space. A combination of ambient, task, and accent lighting can achieve a balance of light that meets all of your needs. Flush mount and semi-flush mount lights are great for areas with lower ceilings. For rooms with high ceilings or a lot of square footage, you may require more than one light and will likely benefit from a layered lighting strategy. Dimmable light fixtures can help customize the ambiance of your home and allow you to adapt your space to any occasion.