Contemporary Lighting

The size of the area you are looking to illuminate is instrumental in helping you decide which contemporary light to choose. A room with high ceilings or a large stairwell with an empty void would benefit from a stunning contemporary chandelier. Incorporating this type of fitting into a larger space will eliminate any empty, boring areas.

If the space is slightly smaller, such as a narrow hallway, smaller wall lights like the Pixley or pendant lights with a shortened flex cable will introduce stylish, contemporary light designs to the desired area without taking up too much space.

What, specifically, are you aiming to achieve with your contemporary light fitting? Will it be a practical addition to achieve more light in a space that needs plenty, or simply an aesthetic accessory that will serve more to introduce stylish or atmospheric illumination to a room or area?

For areas that require more light, we suggest our collection of contemporary lanterns or clusters. While a cluster allows multiple sources of light from a singular electrical point (being many pendants in one fitting), lanterns are a single source of light designed to optimise light levels.

Aesthetic and atmospheric light can be achieved through the introduction of contemporary table lamps, or with contemporary fittings with a white glass shade.