
Design Guide
Flush and semi-flush ceiling lights from KES 1,750. Unlike chandeliers and pendants, ceiling lights are often the least considered fixture in a room, and that is exactly why getting them right has such a visible effect.
The First Decision
A flush mount sits flat against the ceiling, typically 5–10 cm total depth. It is the right choice for any room with a ceiling under 2.7 m, and for rooms where headroom is a priority. No gap between the fitting and the ceiling; a clean, unobtrusive result.
A semi-flush drops 10–20 cm and creates shadow and dimension that a flat fitting cannot. That small drop changes the character of the fixture entirely, it gains a presence that a flush mount simply doesn't have. Suitable for rooms with 2.7 m+ ceilings where some visual interest is wanted without committing to a pendant or chandelier.
If you're unsure, ask: does the room have other statement light sources? If yes, a flush mount is the right background fixture. If not, the semi-flush gives the room something to notice.

Sizing Rule
A ceiling light should be roughly one-third the width of the room. A 4 m wide bedroom suits a 35–40 cm fixture. A 5–6 m room calls for 50 cm+ or two smaller fittings evenly spaced. Undersized fixtures in large rooms look like an afterthought; oversized in small rooms feel oppressive.
| Room | Fixture size | Colour temp |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom | 35–50 cm | 2700–3000 K warm |
| Living Room | 50–70 cm, or two fittings | Tricolor LED recommended |
| Hallway & Corridor | Under 35 cm, spaced 2–2.5 m apart | 4000–5000 K neutral |
| Kitchen | 50–70 cm, two for galley kitchens | 4000–5000 K for colour accuracy |
Room by Room

2700–3000 K warm
The bedroom ceiling light sets the emotional register of the most personal room in the home. Warm white only, cool white in a bedroom disrupts melatonin and works against sleep. A tricolor LED fixture gives you the flexibility to use cooler tones when getting ready in the morning and warm tones in the evening.

Tricolor LED recommended

4000–5000 K neutral

4000–5000 K for colour accuracy
Four Styles
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What to Budget
Most popular bedroom and living room models fall between KES 7,900 and KES 12,000. Vintage and decorative options start from KES 1,750. All prices include VAT.
Tricolor LED models cost slightly more than non-switchable equivalents but eliminate the need for separate dimmer switches and give you three moods from a single fitting, usually worth the premium.
Common Questions
A flush mount sits flat against the ceiling at 5–10 cm total depth — the right choice for ceilings under 2.7 m and rooms where headroom matters. A semi-flush drops 10–20 cm, adding shadow and dimension; use it on 2.7 m-plus ceilings where you want some presence without a pendant or chandelier.
Aim for roughly one-third of the room width. A 4 m wide bedroom suits a 35–40 cm fixture; a 5–6 m room calls for 50 cm or more, or two smaller fittings evenly spaced.
An integrated-LED ceiling light with tricolor switching gives you warm (3000 K), neutral (4000 K) and cool (6500 K) white from the wall switch — no bulb changes, consistent output over about 50,000 hours. It lets one fixture suit a bright morning routine and a warm evening.
Warm white (2700–3000 K) in bedrooms and living rooms; neutral to cool (4000–5000 K) in kitchens and bathrooms for accurate colour rendering; neutral (4000 K) in hallways for clear sightlines. Avoid cool white in bedrooms — it works against sleep.
Vintage and decorative ceiling roses start around KES 1,750. Modern LED flush mounts run KES 7,900–10,500, contemporary semi-flush fixtures KES 8,500–12,000, and large statement pieces KES 12,000–14,900.

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Our designers will visit, look at the ceiling height, the existing light sources and the way the room is used, and give you a recommendation you can trust before you spend anything.