Lydia Flush Mount - 2-Light - Aged Brass

Use flush mounts in low ceilings for maximum headroom; semi-flush drops a few inches for more decorative presence and ventilation around the shade.

Plan roughly 20–30 lumens per square foot across your room’s lighting layers. Choose fixture lumen output accordingly and supplement with task lights as needed.

2700–3000K gives a warm, restful feel; 3500–4000K is a neutral option for utility spaces. CRI 90+ improves color quality in living areas.

Most modern flush mounts are dimmable with compatible LED dimmers (triac/ELV or 0–10 V). Check the fixture’s tested-dimmer list for best results.

Choose damp-rated for steamy baths and laundry; wet-rated where water can contact the fixture (e.g., certain outdoor soffits).

Look for low-profile designs under 3–4 inches to clear doors and tall cabinets. Confirm diameter against the room scale.

Integrated LED designs are slim and efficient; bulb-based fixtures let you swap lamp types easily. Pick based on service preference and look.

Most canopies fit a standard 4-inch round box. Verify canopy diameter and any adapter plates required for odd box sizes.

Dust regularly, wash glass or acrylic with mild soap and water, and avoid harsh chemicals on metal finishes. Re-tighten set screws if shades loosen.

Use a fan/fixture-rated box, secure to structure, and follow local electrical code. Always cut power at the breaker before installation.