Explore our selection of fixtures and bulbs you can use to achieve the perfect setting for every room in your house.

You can create ambient lighting with fixtures such as: 

You can create accent lighting with fixtures such as: 

• Recessed lighting 

• Track lighting 

• Wall light fixtures such as wall sconces 

These fixture types allow light to be angled precisely on the desired object. 

TIP: Indoor LED lights are ideal for accenting artwork and photos. They don’t emit ultraviolet light, so they won’t cause fading.

You can create task lighting with fixtures such as: 

Pendant lights hang from the ceiling and direct light downward. They’re often located over a table or kitchen island to provide ambient or task lighting. They are usually decorative and add style to a space. Pendants look good alone or grouped together, and can have one or more bulbs.

An indoor wall light or sconce is a versatile lighting choice that can serve as an uplight or downlight. It mounts directly to the wall to provide ambient or task lighting. Indoor wall sconces are often placed on either side of a bed or by a mirror in the bathroom. They are decorative fixtures, mounted at eye level, that add style as well as function to a space. TIP: Some wall lamps feature an arm that swing out, so you can easily adjust light exactly where you want it.

A popular choice for dining rooms, chandeliers hang from the ceiling and direct light upward or downward, providing ambient lighting. You’ll often find a chandelier over a dining table or in a main entry, but it can enhance other rooms as well. Chandeliers are decorative fixtures that often serve as a statement piece in a home.

Vanity lights are attractive fixtures mounted over a bathroom mirror to illuminate the mirror and vanity. They come as downlights for task lighting and uplights for ambient lighting. Bathroom vanity lights makes it easier to perform everyday grooming and hygiene tasks.

A semi-flush mount ceiling light gives off the same amount of light as a flush mount but offers more decorative options. The base of the light extends just below the ceiling, similar to a pedant light but it doesn’t hang as low.

Another type of ceiling light, track lighting consists of several light heads on a linear unit mounted or suspended from the ceiling. You can adjust and position the direction of the heads. They provide task lighting ideal for kitchens or anywhere you want flexible lighting.

Recessed lighting is installed above the ceiling and sits flush with the ceiling itself. It tends to be more discreet, and can provide ambient, accent or task lighting. It is a modern lighting style with a sleek appearance. Check out this selection of recessed lights for a contemporary lighting solution.  

NOTE: For safe installation of recessed lighting, you must have at least 3” of clearance from a heat-generating source, unless the fixture is IC rated.

If you’re looking to brighten up your pantry or cabinets, there are plenty of lighting options available. Motion sensor puck lights are rechargeable and easy to install in your pantry or cupboard as they don’t require wiring. For cabinets, a bar light is a good option due to its slimmer profile that can be hidden under the cabinet. Another option is tape light. It has an ultra-slim profile so it’s ideal for smaller cabinets and the tape can be cut to fit any space.

A table lamp provides task lighting and adds to a room’s décor. It doesn’t take up much room, is ideal for reading and is often found next to a sofa or bed. Table lamps often have removable shades, so you can change up their look. 

A desk lamp provides focused task lighting and is easy to move as needed. It directs light downward and is ideal for study and work. 

A floor lamp also provides task lighting and can enhance a room’s décor. It’s easily portable and can free up table space. Ideal for living room lighting, it’s a great way to add extra lighting to a room.

Bulbs come in a variety of shapes, sizes and bases. A letter indicates the shape and a number indicates the diameter (size). For example, A19, B10, C15.

The most common base types are screw bases and pin bases. They also consist of a letter and number. For example, E26 base. The E means the bulb has an Edison screw and the 26 means the base is 26 mm across. 

A19 E26 is the most common household bulb. You’ll also find B- and C-base candelabra bulbs for chandeliers.  

• Durable, energy efficient blubs that emit little heat 

• Environmentally friendly and long lasting 

• More options for brightness and light appearance 

• Newer, omni-directional LEDs emit light from the entire bulb for diffused light suited to ambient lighting  

Three important concepts when purchasing LEDs are: 

Brightness. This is measured in lumens, not watts. The higher the lumens, the brighter the bulb. A standard 100-watt bulb produces about 1600 lumens. 

Light appearance. This indicates the colour temperature and is measured in Kelvins. • Warm white (yellowish light): 2700k – 3000k • Cool White: 3500k – 4100k • Daylight (bluish light): 5000k – 6500k  

Colour rendering. This indicates how accurate colours look under the light on a scale of 0–100. Any Colour Rendering Index (CRI) rating of 80 or above is considered high and will be sufficient for most applications. You may consider a higher CRI rating of 90+ for task lighting.