Ambient, task and accent
Overhead light for the room, wall and table light for reading, aimed light for the things worth looking at. Every product page says which job it does.
Light the room. Then light the corners.
Chandeliers, ceiling and pendant lights, wall lights and sconces, bathroom vanity bars and solar lighting for the garden. Sized and specified on the page, delivered across the UK.
Free UK delivery on orders £100+ · 6–9 business days including handling
Chandeliers, pendants, wall, bathroom and outdoor lighting in one place
Free UK delivery on orders over £100
Express delivery available on any order for £30
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Home Lighting | Decorative Lighting | Lights For Home
Lighting chosen for the room, not the catalogue
A room with one bright fitting in the middle of the ceiling is lit and nothing else. What makes a room work is three kinds of light doing three different jobs.
Outdoor means solar
Almost all the outdoor range charges by day and lights itself at dusk. No trench, no armoured cable, no electrician to book.
Rated, not guessed
IP44 on the vanity bar, IP65 on the driveway lights, 2340 lumens on the six-light. Every figure here is the manufacturer's and we say what it applies to.
The number that decides it
Frame width against table width. Bar length against mirror width. Chain drop against ceiling height. Every page names the figure that settles it.
Bulbs stated plainly
Which fitting, how many, and whether they are in the box. Three of ours include them, two have integrated LEDs, and the rest are yours to choose.
Built for where it goes
SUS304 stainless in bathroom air, high-impact ABS on a driveway, copper and stainless outdoors. Materials picked for the room rather than the photograph.
The range
The range
Every light we sell, from a £29 solar spotlight to a nine-light crystal chandelier. Free UK delivery on orders of £100 or more.
A closer look
The range, room by room
Six categories, organised by where the light goes rather than by what it is called.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Lighting for the home: chandeliers, ceiling lights, pendant lights, wall lights and sconces, bathroom vanity lighting, and solar lighting for the garden and driveway.
Four: a wrought iron six-light, a nine-light raindrop crystal, a five-light modern crystal on a black frame, and a six-light tiered farmhouse crystal.
Three do. The modern chandelier and the wall sconce light include their bulbs, and the LED fittings such as the vanity lights have integrated LEDs with nothing to buy. Everything else takes bulbs you choose yourself.
Because bulb choice changes a light fitting more than anything else you can do to it. A clear 2700K filament bulb and a frosted 4000K bulb in the same chandelier give you two different rooms.
They are screw fitting sizes. E14 is small screw, E26 is the large one, and E12 is a candelabra screw. Each product page states which one the fitting takes and how many it needs.
The bathroom vanity light and the black vanity light are built for bathroom air, and the black vanity light carries an IP44 rating. UK bathrooms are also divided into zones, so ask your electrician which zone your wall is in before fitting anything.
The outdoor range does: solar path lights, driveway lights, spotlights, firework lights and the weatherproof festoon strand. None of the indoor fittings carry a weather rating.
No. Every solar light in the range is self-contained: it charges by day and switches itself on at dusk.
The decorative ones are decorative. The garden lights are about 3 lumens each and the maker says plainly that it may not be bright enough to light by. If you need to see the ground, buy the pathway lights or a spotlight.
The plug-in wall sconce, yes. Everything else is hardwired on mains, and a bathroom fitting is regulated work in the UK. If mains wiring is not routine for you, use an electrician.
The usual guide is 75cm to 85cm from the table top to the bottom of the fitting. Over a kitchen island, a little higher.
Roughly half to two thirds of the table width. Our 50cm and 54.9cm fittings suit tables of about 90cm to 120cm; the 71cm one suits 110cm to 140cm.
Two thirds to three quarters of the mirror width. That is why the vanity light comes in 32cm, 65cm and 104.5cm.
Most are, with dimmable bulbs and a compatible dimmer switch. Two are not: the modern wall sconce will flicker on a dimmer and the maker says so, and the black vanity light has no dimming specified.
Standard delivery is free on orders of £100 or more, otherwise a flat £30. Express delivery is £30 on any order.
Five to seven days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
Yes, we deliver across the whole UK. Remote postcodes can take a day or two longer with the courier.
Yes. You get a tracking link by email when the order leaves us, and there is a tracking page on this site.
Card through Stripe, or PayPal.
Yes, all prices are in pounds sterling and include VAT.
Yes. Everything here is a stock item, so the full 14 day right to change your mind applies, plus a further 14 days to send it back.
No.
Photograph it before unpacking further, email us with your order number, and we put it right at our cost under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Yes. Use the wholesale page to ask for a quote and tell us the quantities you need.
Yes, and the vanity lights and flush mounts are the lines bought that way most often.
Not at the moment. Every product page names the exact fitting and wattage so you can buy the right ones anywhere.
Real work. The droplets are hung by hand, so allow an evening. Fit the bulbs before you hang the crystal and it goes much faster.
UK administration is at 33 Queen Street, London EC4R 1AP. The company is a division of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd, registered in Thailand.
Email theteam@modernlight.uk. We answer every enquiry, usually within one business day.
This store is the UK one. There are sister stores for Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the USA and Asia, and a company site at modernlight.company.
Buying guide
Choosing equipment that actually gets used
Modern Light Company sells home lighting across the UK. This page is the short version of what we have learned selling it: the measurement that decides a purchase, why bulb choice matters more than most people expect, and where we will tell you a fitting is not the one you want.
Three layers, not one bright light
A single fitting in the middle of a ceiling gives you visibility and nothing else. Corners go dark, faces get shadowed from above, and the room has one setting. The fix is layers: something overhead for general light, something at a wall or a table for reading and working, and something aimed at what deserves attention.
Almost everything here belongs to one of those three, and the product pages say which. A flush mount is ambient. A swing arm sconce with its own dimmer is task light. A solar spotlight aimed up a tree is accent.
The measurement that decides the purchase
More lighting goes back for the wrong size than for poor quality, and it is nearly always one figure. The width of the table a chandelier hangs over. The width of the mirror a vanity bar goes above. The drop a chain gives you against your ceiling height. The length of a festoon run against the span you are crossing.
Two rules cover most of it. A chandelier looks right at roughly half to two thirds of the table width, hung 75cm to 85cm above the table top. A vanity bar wants to be two thirds to three quarters of the mirror width. Get those and the rest usually follows.
Bulbs change a fitting more than the fitting does
The same chandelier with a clear 2700K filament bulb and with a frosted 4000K bulb is two different objects. On open fittings such as the cage pendant and the clear glass sconce, the lamp is visible from every angle and is part of the design rather than hidden behind it.
So we state the fitting, the count and the maximum wattage on every page, and we say plainly whether the bulbs are in the box. Three products include them. Two have integrated LEDs with nothing to buy and nothing to replace. Everything else is your choice, which is the point.
What a rating promises, and what it does not
A 50,000 hour LED rating is a statement about a lamp, not a warranty on a light fitting. An IP44 rating means a fitting is built for bathroom air, not that it can be sprayed with a shower head. IP65 means dust tight and safe against water jets, and it still does not mean a light can sit in a puddle.
UK bathrooms are divided into zones, and what may be installed in each is regulated. We can tell you what rating a fitting carries. Which zone your wall is in is a question for the electrician doing the work.
Where we will talk you out of something
Our decorative solar garden lights produce about three lumens each. The manufacturer itself says that may not be bright enough, and we repeat it on the page, because somebody buying them to light a dark path will be disappointed and should buy the pathway lights instead.
Several fittings are listed by their suppliers as suitable for bathrooms while carrying no IP rating at all. We say to keep those out of a bathroom. That costs sales, and it is the right way round.
Questions before you order
If you are not sure whether a fitting suits your ceiling height, your mirror, or the zone of your bathroom, ask before you buy. It is a short email and a great deal easier than sending a chandelier back. You can reach us at theteam@modernlight.uk, and we answer every enquiry.
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A real team you can reach
Questions about which size fitting suits your room, how far a chandelier will hang, whether a light can go in your bathroom, or where your order is? A friendly human on our team is happy to help, no bots and no runaround.
Company information
Full business details, published openly, so you always know exactly who you are buying from.
- Company nameModern Light Company (modernlight.uk), a division of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd
- Company registration (Thailand)0765554000332
- UK administration33 Queen Street, London EC4R 1AP, United Kingdom
- Registered address47 Moo 1, T. Nawoong, Meaung, Phetchaburi 76000, Thailand
- Emailtheteam@modernlight.uk
We deliver all over the United Kingdom
We ship across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and Leeds, alongside Bristol, Sheffield, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast, Liverpool, Newcastle and Nottingham. Wherever you are, your order is packed and sent out, with free delivery on orders of £100 or more.
Secure checkout
Every order is processed through an encrypted, SSL-secured checkout, so your payment details stay private from start to finish.
Advice before you order
Not sure whether something fits your space, or whether your wall will take it? Email us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
An established business
We trade openly with full company details published above, and your statutory rights under UK consumer law apply to every order.
In summary
Page summary
Modern Light Company is an online lighting store and a division of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd. Shop our current chandeliers, kitchen island lighting, wall and bathroom lights, and outdoor lighting below. Check each product page for its dimensions, options and installation requirements. Standard UK delivery costs £30 below £100 and is free at £100 or more, with 1–2 business days handling plus 5–7 business days transit. Express costs £30 on any order, with 1 business day handling plus 3–5 business days transit. Statutory cancellation and faulty-goods rights apply; see our returns policy.
- CompanyModern Light Company (modernlight.uk), a division of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd · Company registration (Thailand) 0765554000332
- ProductHome lighting: chandeliers, ceiling and pendant lights, wall lights and sconces, bathroom vanity lighting, solar outdoor and garden lighting
- PriceFrom £29 · standard delivery free over £100, otherwise £30 · express £30 on any order
- CategoriesChandeliers · Ceiling Lights · Pendant Lights · Wall Lights · Bathroom Lights · Outdoor Lights
- Best forReplacing a single overhead fitting with layered light, and for gardens where a mains cable is not worth trenching
- Not ideal forBathroom zones needing a rated fitting where the product carries no IP rating, and paths that need to be genuinely lit rather than decorated
- DeliveryUnited Kingdom wide, 6–9 business days including handling
- ReturnsEvery item is a stock product, so the full 14 day change of mind right applies, alongside Consumer Rights Act 2015 rights for faulty or misdescribed goods
- Contacttheteam@modernlight.uk
- PoliciesPrivacy Policy · Terms & Conditions · Shipping · Refunds & Returns
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