A den is where you read the paper, watch the ballgame, or doze off in your favorite chair. Good den lighting should feel easy on the eyes, never harsh. Our fixtures come in farmhouse, rustic, cottage, and vintage-inspired styles, with finishes like galvanized steel, copper, and oil-rubbed bronze. They look right at home next to wood paneling, leather chairs, and a full bookshelf.
We're one of the only lighting companies still making its lights here in America. Each fixture is put together by hand by skilled craftspeople in our own shop. They shape the metal, wire the sockets, and check every piece before it leaves. That care shows in the finished light, and it's why these fixtures hold up for years in a room you use every day.
Our den lighting fixtures include pendants, wall sconces, and flush mounts, so you can light the whole room or just the spots that matter. Hang a pendant over the game table. Put a pair of sconces on either side of the fireplace. Add a swing arm sconce next to your reading chair so you can see the page without squinting.
Den ceiling lights do the heavy lifting in most rooms. A flush mount or semi-flush mount works well under a lower ceiling, and a barn pendant or small chandelier looks great if you have a little more headroom. Pick a size that fits your space and the light spreads evenly, with no dark corners left over. Put it on a dimmer and you can turn it down for movie night.
If your den sits in the basement or only has a small window, layers of light are the best lighting for a dark den. Start with a ceiling light for overall brightness, then add sconces or a pendant where you sit and read. Light-colored shades and white enamel insides bounce more light around the room. Good den lighting in a dark room should feel bright and warm, like a sunny afternoon.
When you shop our den lighting, you get a fixture handcrafted in America, built with UL-rated parts, and shipped free to your door. A portion of every sale also helps provide food, water, and shelter for children in need. It's a small way to make your den a brighter place and do some good at the same time.