Is the fixture open or closed at the top? i.e. will the light reflect off the ceiling?
1804254
It is opened on top. Light does reflect off the ceiling. Gives off nice light. Received many compliments on it!
1804255
The fixture is open at the top allowing the light to reflect off the ceiling
1804256
I didn't end up keeping this light, it was too wide for the small area I was installing it, but it is open at the top, so the light should reflect off the ceiling.
764466
it's only a couple feet...you need to have a close ceiling outlet...but beautiful fixture...very pleased with quality
180819
This fixture is at my customers sink so I can't look at it. However since there is an LED bulb made for every base that I know of, I would be certain that there is some form of LED bulb you can use in this. It is open at the top so it is not considered an enclosed fixture. If you will find out the base required once you receive this you can Google or eBay that base and the word LED and you will find your bulb. It is truly an incredibly beautiful fixture.
1161308
We put the light in our bedroom, only 8 ' high ceilings. I took a large amount of chain off. I think there was enough chain for you put it lower over a table. I enjoy the light. I guess you could always return it if it is NOT long enough for a high ceiling dining room. Good luck.
1817960
Light will come through somewhat, but it is diffuse. This is more of a privacy screen, and light will also show over the top, especially if you have an overhead light.
211591
Yes, the ends are open. I can not tell you how bright or direction the lights actually shine. Light I replace was horrendous in look, but I never used it, so realized as I was replacing that it is not properly hooked up/wired. I really replaced it for the look, and it is a very nice looking piece. & I'm a bit of a design snob.
211596
The ends are open and light does shine up and down the wall. These are great fixtures for the price.
1466131
Some light is reflected outward due to the bowl shape and the white coating, but no light shines below the top of the bowl. In other words it does not just cast a spot on the ceiling.
1100934
This is definitely a ceiling fixture...totally worth the money to have an electrician! Love this chandelier
1712575
No, it's open on both ends and I use a swifter once a week, sometimes twice a week. Easy to clean.I love the fixture. It really looks fabulous when the lights are on and everyone agrees.
1184412
Neither, the fixture needs to be wired to a light switch. It is a beautiful light. I have two on the sides of my bathroom mirror.
332679
I took it off and it actually looks like a chandelier! The only thing I would worry about are the bulbs would then be exposed. Someone could easily touch them and get burned if it were in an common, pass-thru area. Otherwise, good idea and would look fine in an out of the way place!
1229939
I think the fixture would need to be enclosed as the light has vents. Also with the sensor being on the bottom it wouldn't register movement it can't see.
912131
This is very simple light fixture. I bought it for my kitchen as a local light source above the sink. The rest of kitchen is not not brightly lit, which I like. We leave it on at night. The color is oil bronze, which means it is much darker than the typical bronze color, very dark brown outside, white color inside. We bought it 3-4 years ago. It still looking great. Hope this info was helpful to you.
318423
As long as you have the correct electrical box to mount it to, placing the light on the ceiling should be fine. But, be aware the the photo sensor is very sensitive. So it's important to face the sensor where it will recognize daylight and shut the light off!
2208296
They must be referring to the width of the base, which is flush with your ceiling. The actual "light" piece is very narrow, not more than an inch I would say. Beautiful piece, we get many compliments!
1722621
It's a light fixture. It needs to be install into a ceiling box that is installed to handle the weight of the fixture. I can do that for you as a contractor. Where are you located