Living Room Lighting
Find lighting for your living room. Compare each fixture’s shape, dimensions and placement with your furniture layout.
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$169.00
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The Embossed Bubble Glass Wall Sconce pairs a sculptural silhouette with iron, aluminum, and glass for artwork, bedrooms, hallways, dressing areas, and layered residential lighting. Its proportions and finish options support b...
$1,143.99
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A matte black linear frame and translucent alabaster tiles create a composed statement above dining tables and kitchen islands.
Key Features
Translucent alabaster tiles on a 46.8-inch black frame
Integrated LED light source
A...
$260.00
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The Double-Layer Clear Glass Wall Sconce combines iron and clear glass for bedrooms, hallways and vanity areas. Choose Aged Brass or Matte Black.
Key Features
Two clear glass layers form the shade.
Choose Aged Brass or Matte B...
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$1,339.00
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Two alabaster tube sections meet in a shallow V, giving this 47-inch pendant a dynamic, architectural line over a kitchen island or dining table, with brass end details.Key Features
V-shaped alabaster tube
47-inch length
Integ...
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$1,718.00
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The 59-inch double-wave alabaster tube carries its flowing curve across a longer island or table, a sculptural alternative to a straight linear pendant.Key Features
59-inch double-wave alabaster tube
Slim 3.9-inch tube
Integra...
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$1,339.00
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A 47-inch tube of natural alabaster bends into a gentle arch, giving a calm, architectural glow along a kitchen island or a dining table. Brass end details frame the stone and its integrated LED.Key Features
47-inch arched nat...
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$1,469.00
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A 47.2-inch alabaster tube with a single gentle wave gives a kitchen island or dining table a soft, flowing line of light, finished with brass end details.Key Features
47.2-inch single-wave alabaster tube
Brass detailing
Integ...
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$1,558.00
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The 59-inch V-shape alabaster tube stretches its angled line across a longer island or a table for eight, keeping a slim, 3.9-inch profile.Key Features
59-inch V-shaped alabaster tube
Slim 3.9-inch tube
Integrated LED
Adjustab...
New
$1,558.00
In stock
A straight 59-inch tube of natural alabaster with brass end details gives a long kitchen island or dining table a calm, architectural line of light.Key Features
59-inch straight alabaster tube
Brass detailing
Integrated LED
Ad...
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$1,469.00
In stock
A 47-inch alabaster tube follows a double wave, adding movement to the clean linear form while its integrated LED glows evenly through the stone. It brings a softer line to a kitchen island or a dining table.Key Features
47-in...
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$780.00
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Six alabaster cubes line a 27-inch canopy at staggered heights, a clean geometric choice for a medium kitchen island or a small rectangular table.Key Features
Six natural alabaster cubes
27-inch linear canopy
6 G9 sockets, bul...
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$1,090.00
In stock
Ten alabaster cubes hang at varied heights along a 46-inch linear canopy, creating a floating, geometric composition over a kitchen island or a long dining table.Key Features
Ten natural alabaster cubes
46-inch linear canopy
1...
Layering light in a living room
Living rooms work best with three layers: an overhead fixture for general light, wall sconces for ambient glow, and lamps for reading. This collection gathers chandeliers, sconces, pendants and lamps for living spaces.
Planning starting points
- Chandelier size: add the room length and width in feet; the sum in inches is a common starting diameter.
- Clearance: keep at least 7 feet below a fixture in walking areas. Over a coffee table, it can hang lower.
- Sconces: center about 60 to 66 inches above the floor, often flanking a fireplace or artwork.
- Floor and table lamps: place near seating so the shade bottom is near seated eye level.
Related guides
Read Living Room Chandelier Ideas, How to Layer Lighting in a Room and Where to Place a Floor Lamp. Browse Table and Floor Lamps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size chandelier should go in a living room?
Add the room length and width in feet; the total in inches is a common starting diameter. A 14 by 16 foot room often suits a fixture of about 30 inches.
Where should a living room chandelier hang?
Center it over the seating group or the room. Keep at least 7 feet of clearance in walking areas.
How many light sources does a living room need?
Most living rooms benefit from an overhead fixture plus two or more sconces or lamps, so light comes from several heights.
Can I put a chandelier in a living room with a low ceiling?
Yes, choose a shallow or semi-flush design and keep at least 7 feet of headroom.