All lights should be as well-designed as this one.
I've been looking forever for a fixture to replace the "boob" light in the hallway off the side of my kitchen - it leads to the food pantry closet, a bathroom and the garage. My preference would've been to install a flush-mount, low-profile LED fixture like I've done in my front foyer and upstairs landing, but the junction box in the ceiling isn't quite flush with the ceiling, so everything I've put there ends up slightly lopsided, with a gap where the fixture meets the ceiling. Most of the LED disc lights are too bright anyway and need a dimmer switch. This fixture does the job much better. Could it be brighter? Yes, but after a week with this fixture I've decided that most lights are too bright and we don't need hospital-level brightness in every area of the house. I suppose I could put in brighter bulbs, but no need (I have two 60w-equivalent LED bulbs in it now, and they're fine). Installing it is SO simple - there's the mounting bracket to screw into the junction box, the three wires to connect (wire nuts are included), and then you attach the fixture to the bracket. They give you two extra-long screws for this and there are four keyholes on the fixture itself. Pro tip: decide which holes you're going to use, then put the screws into the mounting bracket FIRST. Next, line up the fixture over the screws and then tighten them up. That's it! Just attached the diffuser portion (it twists on) and you're done. It's literally a 10-minute job. All light fixtures should go up this easily. The light looks great - I wish it was a little less deep, but I'm getting used to it and it's one of the better quality fixtures that I've found on Amazon. Don't hesitate to try it out in your space. Read more

























