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Design: Rose Rock @roserock918         Truax pendant  Whether you’re looking to make a bold statement or prefer something more subtle, hallway lighting options are endless. We’ve gathered plenty of stylish ideas to brighten your hallway and elevate your home's aesthetics. Design; Elle Luna Interiors @elle_luna_interiors            Xaviers Chandelier Functionality Meets Style in Hallway Lighting When it comes to hallway lighting, functionality should be the top priority, but that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style. Flush and semi-flush fixtures are excellent design elements, especially for hallways with 8-foot ceilings. These fixtures should be 14 inches tall to ensure enough clearance for people walking underneath. Ideally, the bottom of the fixture should be approximately 7 feet from the floor. Be mindful of doors that may open into the fixture; in such cases, opt for fixtures no taller than 10 inches. Don’t be afraid to make a statement with a dramatic chandelier or two for hallways with high ceilings. Chandeliers draw the eye upward and can become a focal point. Layer the lighting with wall sconces that coordinate or contrast in color for a unique twist. Broche Flush light Ceiling Mounts for Low Ceilings Ceiling mounts are a practical choice for low ceilings. Install several lights in a row to ensure adequate illumination throughout the hallway. This setup provides even lighting and enhances the overall look. Design: Lauren Vallario @laurenvallario.designs            Jayna Pendant Create a Focal Point with Multiple Lights Coordinate your lighting fixtures with window frames and hardware to create a cohesive look. For instance, hanging pendants down a long hallway can create a striking focal point that enhances the hallway's length and style. Design: Bria Hammel @briahammelinteriors       Broche Flush light Add Elegance with Statement Fixture Large-scale chandeliers work beautifully in hallways with tall ceilings. They draw attention to the height and add an element of grandeur. Arranging three pendants in a row can make a bold and elegant statement. Design: Rachel Duarte @rd_designstudio                 Broche chandelier Layer Light for a Welcoming Space Layering light is key to creating a well-lit and inviting hallway. Mix overhead lights with sconces and lamps to ensure comprehensive illumination. This layered approach adds depth and dimension to the space. Fulton Mount Try Color Coordinating Lighting For a subtle yet effective approach, coordinate your lighting fixtures with your decor. Matching the color tones of your lighting to the room creates a warm and inviting ambiance that ties the entire space together. For more lighting and design inspiration, visit us on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Youtube and Twitter and use #CrystoramaStyle to share your designs!