LED Ceiling Light Fittings

What is the best LED ceiling light?

The best ceiling light type for your space will largely depend on the nature of the space and what it’s used for. For example, living rooms and bedrooms will probably require more ambient lighting, whereas kitchen and bathroom lighting will need brighter task lighting.

In living spaces you can afford to make more of an aesthetic statement with your ceiling lighting, whereas in task areas such as kitchens and bathrooms LED spotlights and LED downlights might be the best option as they’re out of the way and sleek whilst offering good lighting across the whole space.

What types of LED ceiling lights are available at ValueLights?

We offer a variety of LED ceiling lights. For a modern, sophisticated look, check out the modern ceiling lights. 

If you’re blessed with high ceilings, consider a statement pendant light - a simple idea with a big impact. 

For more practical needs, like lighting in bathrooms, we offer LED bathroom ceiling lights that are designed to withstand steam and moisture. 

Will an LED ceiling light be too bright?

LED lights come in different colour temperatures and brightness levels. You can choose the right light for your space by consulting our bulb guide, which explains how to select the ideal colour temperature to match your room's atmosphere.

What are the benefits of using LED ceiling lights?

LED lights are energy-efficient, long-lasting, and available in a variety of styles to suit any space. They provide excellent illumination and come in different brightness levels and colour temperatures, allowing you to tailor the light to your specific needs.

Are LED ceiling lights cheaper to run? 

Yes, LED ceiling lights are significantly cheaper to run compared to traditional lighting options like halogen bulbs. They use up to 80-90% less energy, which reduces electricity bills. Additionally, their long lifespan means they need to be replaced far less frequently, further saving on replacement costs. While the upfront cost may be higher, the long-term savings on energy and maintenance make LEDs a more cost-effective option.