Soft Light Made the Old-Fashioned Way
Why Glass Still Makes Sense Overhead
Ceiling lights made of glass soften a bare bulb and spread the light around the room, so you don't get glare in your eyes when you look up. That's why so many homes built in the 1940s and 50s had a simple glass shade in every hallway and bedroom. Glass ceiling lights still do that job well today. They're easy to wipe clean, they don't fade or yellow like plastic, and they look right in a farmhouse, a cottage, or a plain ranch house.
Handcrafted in America
We're one of the only lighting companies that still makes its lights here in America. Our skilled artisans put each fixture together by hand, and we use UL-rated parts so you can install it with confidence. Every one of our glass ceiling lights ships free, right to your door. You get a solid, well-made light that will hang over your kitchen table or hallway for years.
Find the Right Glass Shade for Your Room
Vintage Glass Ceiling Lights With Old-Time Charm
Our vintage glass ceiling lights copy the shapes and patterns you'd find in a house from the early 1900s. Think ribbed shades, scalloped edges, and pressed glass that catches the light. They're a good pick for an older home where you want the new light to look like it's always been there.
Milk Glass Ceiling Lights for an Even Glow
Milk glass ceiling lights have that soft white look you may remember from your grandmother's kitchen. The glass hides the bulb completely and gives off a warm, even glow. They work well in bedrooms, bathrooms, and anywhere you'd like gentle light instead of a bright spot.
Frosted Glass Ceiling Lights for Less Glare
Frosted glass ceiling lights sit somewhere between clear glass and milk glass. You can still make out the shape of the bulb, but the light comes out softer. They're a nice middle ground for a kitchen or laundry room where you need good light to work by.
Glass Flush Mount Ceiling Lights for Low Ceilings
Glass flush mount ceiling lights sit right up against the ceiling, so nobody bumps their head. If you have eight-foot ceilings, a short hallway, or a walk-in closet, glass flush ceiling lights are the safe choice. They give you plenty of light without taking up any headroom.
Glass Globe Ceiling Lights for a Classic Look
Glass globe ceiling lights have a round shade that sends light in every direction. A schoolhouse globe over the kitchen sink or a big round globe in the entry is hard to beat. If you want ceiling lights made of glass that are easy to care for, a globe is a great choice. Just loosen the screws, lift it off, and wash it in warm, soapy water.
Light Your Home the Simple Way
Shop Glass Ceiling Lights Today
Our glass ceiling lights are handcrafted in America and ship free, so there's no extra cost to get the right one. Pick the shade and size that fits your room, and enjoy soft, steady light every evening. A portion of every sale helps provide food, water, and shelter for children in need.
