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Lumens
Design-focused lighting retailer known for modern and contemporary fixtures from international design brands.
- Chandeliers
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
Living Room lighting: stores to compare
Living rooms benefit from flexibility more than brightness: a ceiling fixture for general light, lamps for evenings, and accent light for shelves or art. The retailers listed here carry living room fixtures across those layers.
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Lamps Plus
One of the largest specialty lighting retailers in the United States, with a broad catalog across most fixture categories.
- Chandeliers
- Pendant Lights
- Ceiling Lights
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Visual Comfort & Co.
Designer lighting house offering signature collections from prominent interior designers and architects.
- Chandeliers
- Wall Sconces
- Pendant Lights
Schoolhouse
Portland-based maker of heritage-inspired lighting and lifestyle goods, much of it assembled in its own factory.
- Pendant Lights
- Ceiling Lights
- Wall Sconces
Capitol Lighting
Family-run lighting retailer operating since 1924, selling major fixture brands online at 1800lighting.com.
- Chandeliers
- Pendant Lights
- Ceiling Lights
Lightology
Chicago-based modern lighting specialist with one of the larger contemporary fixture catalogs online.
- Pendant Lights
- Chandeliers
- Wall Sconces
LightingDirect
Online lighting retailer with a broad, spec-friendly catalog spanning residential fixture categories.
- Ceiling Lights
- Pendant Lights
- Outdoor Lighting
Dutton Brown
Minneapolis studio making colorful, made-to-order fixtures with configurable finishes.
- Pendant Lights
- Chandeliers
- Wall Sconces
Cedar & Moss
Portland maker of mid-century-inspired fixtures assembled in Oregon.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Ceiling Lights
Pooky
British maker of characterful decorative lamps, shades, and wall lights.
- Table Lamps
- Floor Lamps
- Wall Sconces
Industville
UK retailer of handcrafted industrial and vintage-style metal fixtures.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Ceiling Lights
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Frequently asked questions
- How many light sources should a living room have?
- Designers commonly aim for at least four to five sources spread across ceiling, floor, and table height, each dimmable or switchable so the mood can shift.
- Do I need an overhead light in a living room?
- Not strictly — many living rooms run on lamps alone — but a dimmable ceiling fixture adds a layer that helps with cleaning, gatherings, and gray days.