IP-Rated Ceiling Lights for Bathrooms: Elegance Meets Function
A bathroom ceiling light is a must when you require good overhead lighting. Those with opal glass diffuse the light and are omni-directional meaning they will produce less shadows and be more helpful if you need to see yourself in a mirror. Everyone wants good lighting in their bathroom and if they say they do not, then they should know better! There is nothing worse than a gloomy bathroom with poor lighting especially if you want to check out your make-up or have a decent shave. Lighting Styles has a number of bathroom fittings in a variety of styles and finishes to complement your (sometimes) smallest room that will make the biggest impact. Choose wisely and your bathroom will become a much nicer (and brighter) place.
If you are looking for a crystal or really decorative light that is also bathroom safe, please check the Decorative Bathroom Lighting category here for more options.
Discover our premium selection of bathroom ceiling lights, where safety meets style. From minimalist designs to luxurious chandeliers, each IP-rated fixture ensures safety and sophistication for your bathroom oasis.
Metallic Grey & Glass LED Flush Mounted Light - IP44
£215.00
LED Colour Changing Bathroom Ceiling Light - 5 Lamp
£230.00
Bathroom Crystal and Chrome Semi-Flush Ceiling Light IP44
£248.00
IP65 IC Wall or Ceiling Light by Flos - 280mm or 381mm
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Rockcoco Outdoor Chandelier by Fatboy Dia 780mm
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Modern Wire Suspended Crystal and Chrome Light - IP44 Rated
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Bathroom ceiling lighting - advice, tips and general information
The bathroom is a great place to relax and recharge. Think more of a home spa than a damp, dark room used for ablutions morning and night.
By spending a little money to obtain better lighting you will create a much nicer and more pleasing environment. After all, this is the room where you start and end your day. Unless you have a tiny bathroom you should not be satisfied with one ceiling light as the only source of light in your bathroom. A good lighting plan is designed around tasks; showers, shaving or putting on makeup, for instance, while other light sources enhance the overall mood of the room.
Consider the following
Ceiling fixtures directly over the mirror will cast shadows on the face, making daily grooming rituals more difficult.
Vertical fixtures (wall lights) or sconces mounted on either side of the mirror are best for casting an even light across the face. In smaller bathrooms, if the shower enclosure has a clear glass door, a dedicated shower fixture may not be necessary but a light in the shower enclosure will work well providing a bright pleasing light.
Ceiling lights provide ambient lighting basically a substitute for natural light. We encourage clients to think more creatively about their choices, suggesting they consider a pendant lamp or chandelier instead. Another option is to use multiple spot light bars but we recommend these to have as many spotlights as possible as a triple spot light in the centre of the room will create lots of shadows.
When selecting lamps, commonly known as bulbs, for accurate colour representation, opt for those that emit a crisp white light. Focus on bulbs that offer good colour rendering, such as the latest LED options. LED bulbs not only provide excellent colour accuracy but are also up to 10 times more energy-efficient than regular incandescent bulbs.
Be cautious when selecting LED lamps; avoid daylight versions or inexpensive options from discount stores, as they may compromise colour rendering, resulting in subdued hues and a flat appearance. Prioritise quality and longevity to ensure your lighting not only illuminates but also enhances the visual appeal of your space.