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Where Retro Flushmounts Work Best

Part of the appeal of mid-century flushmount lighting is adaptability. These ceiling lights work well in practically any space and, depending on the fixture, some can even be installed in outdoor spaces that are regularly exposed to the elements. Inside the home, retro flushmounts work best in dining rooms, hallways, kitchens, bathrooms, and foyers, to name a few. Retro flushmounts also come in versions that can either be wall or ceiling mounted for even more design flexibility.

Iconic Mid-Century Flushmount Designs You'll Love

With so many styles, sizes, and finishes available, it’s easy to find iconic mid-century modern lighting that complements your space. To match more traditional furniture and accessories, the experts at Jonathan Adler and George Kovacs offer a range of mid-century modern chandeliers with frosted glass globe shades and lustrous metallic finishes that match any décor. For more contemporary fixtures, FLOS Lighting, Arteriors, and Quoziel offer an unmatched variety of low-profile flushmounts and semi-flushmount ceiling lights that with innovative designs, transparent shades, and gleaming finishes.

How to Choose the Best Mid-Century Flushmount

To choose the best mid-century flushmount for your space, you will want to first decide where it will be located. For bathrooms or any area that is regularly exposed to moisture, you will want to pick a wet or damp rated flush mount. Next, consider the size of the space. For small corridors, choose a small to medium flushmount that can be ceiling mounted to save space and provide bright overhead lighting. For dining areas and entryways, wall mounted flushmounts add a warm glow of ambient lighting that’s perfect for flanking a doorway or buffet table.

It’s also a good idea to consider the décor style of the room. Flushmounts with clean lines and simple shade styles are ideal for minimalist décor, while retro flushmounts with neutral fabric shades work well in traditional spaces. No matter what your personal preference, there are hundreds of flushmount styles to choose from.

Other Considerations

In addition to choosing between wall and ceiling mounting, working with existing décor, and the size of the intended room, there are a few other things to consider. Installation may be either hardwired or surface mounted so the assistance of an electrician may be required. The type of bulbs supported by the flushmount should also be taken into account, as some lamping types will need to be replaced more often than others. The chosen fixture should also be easy to access for regular cleaning and bulb changes.

Many mid-century flushmounts are a part of a lager line of fixtures, making it easy to coordinate the ceiling lights with coordinating recessed lighting, sconces, and flushmount ceiling fans. If you’ve been searching for the perfect mid-century flushmount, you’ve found your source of never-ending inspiration and complementary lighting that is sure to impress.