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Your Complete Guide to Selecting Wall-Mounted Lighting Fixtures

Wall lights come in all kinds of looks, and most of them can be used in more than one way. The choice usually depends on what feels right for your home rather than following a strict rule. A couple of good examples are the Westchester and the Gardena. Both work indoors or outdoors and are made to last, though they aren’t limited to any one particular use.

People tend to place these lights in very different spots—sometimes above a door, by a bathroom mirror, or even over a business sign. The names don’t necessarily tell you where they “should” go, but they do give you an idea of the style. You’ll come across models like the Venice, Hawthorne, Hollywood Bowl, Topanga, Redondo, Lawndale, or Highland Park.

The materials are strong, so they hold up in most everyday conditions. Larger fixtures usually feel more natural higher up on a wall or roofline, while the smaller ones are often closer to where people walk or gather. Some versions include details like dusk-to-dawn sensors or protective coatings, but those are just add-ons if you want them. In the end, people use them for practical lighting, decoration, or just to fill a blank spot that needs something.

If you’d like to browse further, you can look through the collection of wall lights. Popular picks like the Gardena or the Redondo show how flexible these designs can be, but every model has its own look. If you’re unsure, reaching out for guidance is always an option.