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Affordable Flush Mount Lights

June 30, 2016 By BrightGreenDoor

Around here at BrightGreenDoor I know you’re used to seeing lots of pretty pictures of my house. That’s because I’m really good at cropping and only shooting from the “right angles”. Today is not about those pretty shots. Today we’re talking about the ugly flush mount lights throughout our house. I’ll start with this beauty that greets you at the front door.Where to Buy Flush Mount Lights Affordably

Update: Here it is NOW (12/2017)

A little further down the hall is this undersized, dim flush mount from the seventies.Hallway Lights that are Affordable

Then upstairs we’ve got three more of those undersized fixtures from the seventies. Thankfully I had some Wayfair rewards in my account, so I was able to pick out a few new light fixtures to replace some of these gems! While shopping for affordable modern flush mount lighting I realized what a difficult task it really was! Bad Before Flush Mount Light

Update… here is this space now (12/16)!

Reading Nook in Upstairs Hallway

So I decided to keep track of all of the lights that I considered, and share them with you today! In our case where I’ve got nine flush mount lights to replace they can add up quickly. Many of these fixtures also come in multiple finishes. I also tried to only include fixtures that have at least two bulbs. I just feel like a single bulb is never quite enough, even though those are usually the cheapest fixtures.

I know it seems like a lot of money to spend on lighting when you can pick up a builder basic “boob light” for around $10, but all of these fixtures have SO much more style and character than a $10 boob light. One big thing to keep in mind is to look at the dimensions of each light and make sure it is appropriate for your room. Often a 13″ light is good for a hallway, but would look significantly undersized in a master bedroom. Many of these lights are also available in bigger diameters if you search. My opinion is that for a kids room a smaller light is typically ok, but in a living space or master bedroom you should go larger.

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Hopefully this roundup of gorgeous flush mount lights will help you in deciding which fixtures to pick for your home without totally breaking your budget. To see all the lighting I ended up choosing for our house head to this post!signature

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  1. Whitney Shortt says

    July 2, 2016 at 9:53 pm

    Great round up, Jess! Thanks for sharing!

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